Land Surveyor
Working in Ontario
The Association of Ontario Land Surveyors is responsible for the licensing of professional land surveyors. You can contact the Association directly for more information, or you can visit the website to learn about licensing requirements.
Getting Help
Bridge training programs: If you are qualified in your profession but new to Ontario, you may benefit from a bridging program. Bridge training programs help qualified immigrants move more quickly into their professions without duplicating what they have already learned.
New Route for International Professionals to Become Ontario Land Surveyors
Association of Ontario Land SurveyorsThis program helps internationally educated land surveyors get licensed and find employment in their field. The Association of Ontario Land Surveyors has developed many assessment, learning and support systems and is looking to improve upon them through usage. By developing and piloting a new licensing process, this program is helping internationally trained land surveyors get licensed and find employment in their field.
Website: www.aols.org
Email: admin@aols.org
Telephone: 416-491-9020
Location: Toronto
Regulatory Body
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Association of Ontario Land Surveyors
1043 McNicoll Avenue
Scarborough, ON M1W 3W6
Phone: 416-491-9020
Toll free: 1-800-268-0718
Fax: 416-491-2576
Email: admin@aols.org
Website: www.aols.org
Learning More
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