CPHR Paths


*List of Accredited Certificate/Diploma programs in Canada

For more information on the Post-secondary Institution Accreditation Program in Manitoba click here.

 

National Knowledge Exam (NKE) Waiver

Graduates of an Accredited program may be eligible to apply for a waiver for the National Knowledge Exam (NKE). For more information about the NKE Waiver and eligibility click here.

 

National Knowledge Exam (NKE)

The NKE assesses one’s understanding of the CPHR Competency Framework as they relate to academic knowledge. For more information about the NKE click here.

 

Validation of Experience (VOE)

The Validation of Experience (VOE) assessment is a formal step in earning the CPHR designation. For more information about the VOE click here.

See this chart for more information about VOE experience required. 

 

Verifying your Education

You are required to submit proof of post-secondary education from an accredited Canadian college or university. If you received your degree within Canada, you will need to contact the university's registry and have your official transcript sent directly to:

Registrar
CPHR Manitoba 
1810-275 Portage Ave 
Winnipeg, MB   R3B 2B3

Transcripts can also be sent electronically directly from the post-secondary institution to kaylee@cphrmb.ca or hello@cphrmb.ca.

 

International Studies

If your education is from outside Canada, you must have a basic report completed by an approved academic credential evaluation service. All reports must be sent directly to the following address:

Registrar
CPHR Manitoba 
1810-275 Portage Ave 
Winnipeg, MB   R3B 2B3

Transcripts can also be sent electronically directly from the post-secondary institution to kaylee@cphrmb.ca or hello@cphrmb.ca.

We accept Academic Credential Assessment and Equivalency Reports from:

 

Not sure which path applies for your situation? Contact us at hello@cphrmb.ca.

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CPHR Manitoba is located on Treaty 1 territory, the home and traditional lands of the Annishinabe (Ojibwe), Ininew (Cree), Oji-Cree, Dakota and Dene peoples, and in the National Homeland of the Red River Métis. Our clean drinking water comes from Shoal Lake 40 First Nation in Treaty 3 territory.