This course is specifically designed for professionals working in vocational rehabilitation, case management, or related fields. It’s ideal for those looking to deepen their skills in Transferable Skills Analysis (TSA) and improve the quality and defensibility of their reports.

You should be a professional, working in  vocational rehabilitation, case management, or related fields such as social work or occupational therapy.

Basic Computer Skills
Because the course includes practical training with the Cornerstone App (a digital TSA platform), you should be comfortable using web-based tools and navigating online platforms.

Access to a Computer and Internet
As the course and app access are fully online, you’ll need a reliable internet connection and a device to complete the training and use the Cornerstone App.

The National Occupational Classification (NOC) system in Canada underwent a major update in 2021, shifting from a 4-digit to a 5-digit structure, modernizing occupational groupings and shifting to six TEER categories for education and training. The Career Handbook has been replaced by OaSIS (Occupational and Skills Information System), which offers a modern and more detailed skills-based structure for describing job requirements.  This has fundamentally redefined how occupations are categorized, described, and analyzed.

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No. The platform includes guided workflows and access to the Cornerstone TSA Education Program, which teaches the foundational methodology needed to complete a defensible TSA using NOC and OaSIS data.

The software uses a structured, evidence-informed approach that aligns with Canadian vocational assessment practices. This helps consultants apply a consistent process across all cases, and between consultants.

No. The app focuses on transferable skills analysis using NOC and OaSIS data. Labour market analysis is taught in the education program, but it is completed separately using recommended Canadian data sources.

The app organizes your workflow, helps you access NOC and OaSIS profiles, and structures the data you enter. Your professional reasoning, interpretation, and final recommendations remain essential. The tool supports your decision-making rather than replacing it.

The app uses current Canadian occupational information, including NOC 2021 and OaSIS descriptors, obtained directly from the source, so the content is always up to date. This supports transparent and defensible reasoning and ensures alignment with current vocational rehabilitation expectations.

Yes. The report structure is designed to work for insurers, case managers, and rehabilitation agencies. Clinicians can tailor narrative sections to match the requirements of their referral sources.

The investment typically supports efficiency gains, reduced training time, and the ability to offer an additional billable service. Small and large practices can use it to stabilise workload, diversify revenue, and increase the reliability of their vocational assessments.