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I trained as a speech-language pathologist abroad. Where do I begin?

Explore Ontario recognition after speech-language pathology training abroad

Your starting point

Compare your education with CASLPO's academic framework and international guide.

A pathway helps you explore. It does not decide eligibility or guarantee admission, funding, licensing or work. Each program has its own checked date.

01 / Start with your situation

Your first steps

  1. Compare your education with CASLPO's academic framework and international guide.
  2. Confirm the correct credential-report type before ordering it, then prepare the direct-source documents.
  3. Ask CASLPO which certificate, examination timetable and any further training apply to you; obtain a full cost estimate.

02 / Compare real options

Programs and organizations to explore

Open a program to see requirements, costs, funding and the official starting point.

College of Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists of Ontario (CASLPO); CETP exam administered by Speech-Language & Audiology Canada

CASLPO International and Non-Accredited Canadian Programs pathway — speech-language pathology →

Individual assessment of professional education and experience toward Ontario SLP registration, including examination and, where applicable, mentored practice.

Ongoing enquiries or individual applications · Confirm cost with provider

Checked October 20, 2026 How we check information

Requirements, funding and where to start →

03 / Check affordability

Possible funding

These are leads to assess individually. Loans must be repaid, and grants have conditions.

04 / Before you commit

Important distinctions

  • A related degree or foreign licence alone does not establish Ontario registration.
  • Official exam-planning pages disagree on lead time; obtain a confirmed schedule before arranging an exam or travel.

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