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Internationally trained architects who are new to Canada are invited to join a special information session with representatives of the Toronto Society of Architects (TSA), the Canadian Architectural Certification Board (CACB) and the Ontario Association of Architects (OAA).
The webinar aims to discuss some of the different paths for internationally trained architectural professionals to practice in Canada. Additionally, it aims to help those who may be wondering which paths to practice and where to start when obtaining their licences.
It will take place via Zoom on November 6, 2024, at 6:00 p.m. and will cover a wide variety of programs including Accreditation, Academic Certification, and the Broadly Experienced Foreign Architects Program, as well as existing mutual recognition treaties and licensure. Guests will also clarify what a Building Code Identification Number (BCIN) is and its limitations, as well as important regulatory aspects to keep in mind when transitioning their careers to Ontario.
This year, the hosts of the session will also be welcoming representatives of The Royal Architectural Institute Of Canada (RAIC) who will share some information about their Syllabus program and whether it might be the right path for participants. The webinar will end with a moderated Q&A session which will provide an opportunity to ask questions.
For some resources to consult before and after the session, visit TSA?s Resources for Internationally Trained Arch...