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Old 21-05-2007, 05:55 PM
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Re: starting out in Canada

Hi, i am Physio from India planning to go for job in Canada, but would like to know that how tough are the exams both theory and pratical. what sort of questions are asked. Thanx in advance.
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Re: starting out in Canada

Hi Kedarmate,
I am in Australia at the moment n planning to give candian exam as well. Hve u strted with ur credentiallity process with canda? its a long one. do let me know. And have u strted studying?
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Hi. how r u? I haven't started the credential evaluation process and neither the studies. it takes 18mths for the entire process of evaluation till the time u reach there for the exam. evalaution take anywhere from 4wks to 6months.contact for any problems. Bye.
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Re: starting out in Canada

Thanks for that. So when r u planning to strt with ur credentials?
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Re: starting out in Canada

Hi i am an india physiotherapist holding bachealor of physiotherapy degree 41/2 years i want to know abt Canada lisence exame infomation in canada also u need any credits extra credits like us in general credits and how much time it will take for credentialiging and how defficult please let me know thanks
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hi there,
i am a fresh graduate 4and half year course frm india. I am planning to apply for the credential assessment in canada.,wat took so long for you to get the assessment result.. pls guide me should i apply for canada or us?? i passed out in feb,2007 and prwsently working..
pls suggest.. i am really confused
Ho, i am physio from same batch as urs, from Mumbai. Where r u from?
Even i am planning to send my documents for the processing to Canada. Its a head breaking process.Have any doubts contact me at kedarmate@yahoo.co.in
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Re: starting out in Canada

Hi Kedar, Did u start with your credentials? i just got the form printed..... have to strt now. whst up with u . I read thru it n seems a very lengthy process.Did u strt ur studies?
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Re: starting out in Canada

hi. i have got all my documents ready, only the demand draft will be ready within 2days then i will send my documents by next week maximum.
i haven't started any studies yet, just going through RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE by PATRICIA DAVES.
I just wanted to know that for the immigration proces you will need to get an job offer letter, as i carries some extra points, can you tell me how to get one?
Anyways you can always contact me at kedarmate@yahoo.co.in
Let me know your progress and the material you are reading for the exam. Bye. take care.
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