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Ontario Government Bridge Training Programs

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Bridge Training Programs

Bridge training programs help qualified internationally trained individuals move quickly into the labour market in Ontario. They assess your existing skills and competencies, compared to Ontario employer expectations. They provide training and Canadian workplace experience without duplicating what you have already learned.

Some bridge training programs offer mentoring opportunities with established professionals to help you become certified or registered in your field.

Each bridge training program is different and may provide you with:

  • An assessment of your education and skills
  • Clinical or workplace experience
  • Skills training or targeted academic training programs
  • Preparation for a licence or certification examination
  • Language training for your profession or trade
  • Individual learning plans to identify any added training you may need

If you work in a regulated profession or trade and you are interested in a bridge training program, please refer to either the list of regulated professions or regulated trades.

For programs aimed at other professions and trades or that are not specific to any particular occupation, please refer to this list of other bridge training programs.

  
Agrology (agriculture) Information Technology
Architecture Land Surveying
Biotechnology Law
Business Medical Laboratory Technology
Certified General Accounting Medical Radiation Technology
Certified Management Accounting Medicine: Physician or Surgeon
Chartered Accounting Midwifery
Construction Trades Nursing
Current Research Projects Occupational Therapy
Dietetics Optometry
Early Childhood Educator Pharmacy
Electrical/Electronics Technology Physiotherapy
Employer Engagement Professional Engineering
Employment Counselling Project Management
Environmental Sales and Marketing
Financial Services Social Work and Social Service Work
General Supply Chain / Logistics
Health Care Veterinary Medicine
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