Agrologist Licence: Moving from Nova Scotia to Alberta
The short answer
Direct transfer
Individuals registered with another agrology institute in Canada can register with the AIA based on their file from the current registering bodies, with no additional exam or competence assessment described. Source
“An individual who is registered with another agrology institute in Canada and intends to practice agrology in Alberta must register with the AIA.”
albertaagrologists.ca/site/registration/labourmobilityapplicants
Both provinces
| Licensed in Nova Scotia | Moving to Alberta | |
|---|---|---|
| Licence status | Licence required | Licence required |
| Regulator | Nova Scotia Institute of Agrologists | Alberta Institute of Agrologists |
| Guide | Agrologist in Nova Scotia | Agrologist in Alberta |
Steps to transfer
Request file transfer
Source
“Labour mobility applicants are required to request that all current registering bodies provide the applicant’s file directly to the AIA”
albertaagrologists.ca/site/registration/labourmobilityapplicantsRegistrar decision
Source
“Within 20 business days after receiving a complete application, the Registrar will make one of the following decisions”
albertaagrologists.ca/site/registration/labourmobilityapplicants
Processing time: Not stated by the regulator Check with Alberta Institute of Agrologists
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