Foreign-TrainedApplicants

Guest blog post by World Education Services (WES), Business Partner of the Month. The landscape of international academic credential evaluation has...

New laws in Israel will allow foreign-trained lawyers to be accepted into Israel's legal fraternity and will establish temporary license options for...

The Federation of State Medical Boards, Intealth, and the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education have established an advisory...

The British Columbia government has passed a bill to reduce barriers to licensure for internationally-educated applicants. The bills establish...

A report by the American Immigration Council highlights state actions. "Maine established a commission to study the integration of foreign-trained...

A new law in Illinois will create an Office of the Ombudsman for International Applicants under the Department of Financial and Professional...

Recent legislation in Utah allows agencies under the Department of Commerce to license individuals from another state or country if they have...

Changes to be implemented in Nova Scotia will expedite the licensure process for internationally-educated nurses. Nurses from the Philippines,...

from CLEAR Member Robin Jenkins, Client Engagement Director, CGFNS International, Inc.: "As U.S. healthcare employers confront major staffing...

The United States Congress passed the Bridging the Gap for New Americans Act. The legislation "calls on the U.S. Department of Labor to study...

The Department of Health and Social Care in the UK is holding an open consultation on proposed changes to international registration legislation...

The Vermont Office of Professional Regulation has adopted Foreign Credentialing Rules as a means to determine if license applicants trained...