To become a registered member of the MIA please refer to the information and application forms below:
Steps to Get Registered (PDF)
IMPORTANT
Education Verification
You must provide a course-by-course credential evaluation if you gained your education in whole or in part outside of Canada. World Education Services (WES) Canada is MIA's preferred third-party provider of this information.
You may apply for a Comprehensive Course-by-Course credential evaluation at
wes.org/ca
WES will send your evaluation report directly to MIA.
If you have already applied for or have acquired a course-by-course credential evaluation from another education and evaluation service such as International Qualifications Assessment Service (IQAS) or International Credential Assessment Service (ICAS), please contact MIA immediately. MIA will discuss whether or not the report can be submitted as an equivalent to WES. Alternative education credential evaluations are reviewed on a case-by-case basis and can only be accepted with written permission from MIA.
Application for Registration Forms:
Affiliate or Associate (Non-regulated)
To register as an Affiliate or Associate of MIA, you must complete the following application:
Affiliate or Associate Registration Application (PDF)
Agrologist-in-Training (Regulated)
To register to practise Agrology (P.Ag. or Tech.Ag)* in Manitoba, you must complete the Agrologist-in-Training Registration Application on paper or online:
Agrologist-in-Training Application (PDF)
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*The Admission and Registration Committee (ARC) will determine whether you qualify for Professional Agrologist or Technical Agrologist status based on your formal education assessment. See the Agrologist-in-Training Registration Application for details.
Application Timelines:
Applications for registration are received on a continuing basis. No file or registration number will be generated unless application for registration is complete.
The Admission and Registration Committee (ARC) meets quarterly in February, May, July, and November. Required documents must be received approximately 30 days prior to the decision meeting of the ARC.
- For more information on the Internationally Educated Agrologist Program, click here.
- For information on U of W's English for Specific Purposes: Language and Communication for Internationally Educated Agrologists course, click here.
- For more information on Working in Canada, click here.
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Revised September 2011.