Reinstatement Guide
In order to return to the practice of the early childhood education profession in Ontario, former members must have their Certificate of Registration re-issued to them. Reinstatement is one way a former member can have their Certificate of Registration re-issued.
Reinstatement is a condensed process for reinstating a Certificate of Registration. It means that former members do not have to re-apply and go through the full application process like a new applicant.
Since it is a condensed process, former members only have a three-year window in which they can apply for reinstatement. After that time, their only option is to re-apply to the College and go through the same process as new applicants. This approach is used to protect the public – when a former member is absent from membership and from the practise of the profession for a lengthier time, they must undergo an expanded process so the College can determine whether they meet current requirements for registration.
- Eligibility and requirements for reinstatement vary depending on the reasons for why a former member no longer holds their Certificate of Registration with the College. Begin by selecting the scenario from the following table that applies to your circumstances.
My Certificate of Registration is currently… | It has been… | Therefore, I need to… |
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*To find out the date on which your Certificate of Registration was suspended or cancelled, check the College’s public register