Specific requirements for EU Architect going to Canada Sample Clauses

Specific requirements for EU Architect going to Canada. A qualifying Architect from the EU shall: • Comply with any jurisdictional registration/licensing requirements (including requirements for practical experience); • Submit a signed declaration indicating the candidate has met the requirements outlined in this Agreement and is not subject to any on-going disciplinary action; • Submit a letter from the EU jurisdiction confirming that the candidate meets the requirements set down in Section 46 of the EU Professional Qualifications Directive 2005/36/EC (see Appendix 2) or version of this Directive currently in force, the date of their registration/licensure and confirming that they are a member in good standing; • Successfully undertake 10 hours of online pre-registration course to satisfy Domain Specific Knowledge requirements on topics such as building regulation, construction documents, contract administration and professional practice. Henceforth, no supplementary course shall be imposed to the EU Architect by any Canadian jurisdiction over and above what is expected of an Architect registered in a Canadian jurisdiction. Therefore, mobility of the EU Architect within Canada will be permitted on the same basis as a Canadian Architect; • Pay the required application fees.