The College of Audiologists and Speech – Language Pathologists of Manitoba regulates the professions of audiology and speech – language pathology. All audiologists and speech – language pathologists who wish to practise these professions in the province of Manitoba must be registered with the College and hold a valid Certificate of Practice before engaging in practice.

The Canadian Alliance of Audiology and Speech – Language Regulators (CAASPR) have been working diligently towards developing and implementing a centralized competency based Canadian Entry to Practice (CETP) Exam.  All new graduate applicants and internationally educated applicants seeking licensure in Manitoba will be required to write the CETP Exam as one part of the licensing process for the College of Audiologists and Speech – Language Pathologists of Manitoba (the College). The exam will be used by multiple provinces and will be a consistent tool in ensuring that all applicants are assessed to sit the exam based on the standard academic equivalency framework.

As such, the College requires that you proceed with an application to sit the CAASPR CETP Exam. Please visit the CAASPR website to begin your first phase of the registration process; If you are approved to sit the CAASPR CETP Exam, the College must receive your proof of eligibility as part of your CASLPM application and this will begin the second phase of the registration process.

CAASPR has rescheduled the CETP exam for November 21st, 2020. CAASPR and Speech-Language & Audiology Canada (SAC) have adjusted application deadlines and conditional approval requirements to ensure that students are afforded additional time to complete their clinical practical, now that some pandemic restrictions are being lifted.

For more information about the exam, please see the CAASPR CETP FAQs. For additional information on the College website regarding the CETP Exam, please click here.