The website Librarianship.ca has compiled a list of Competencies for Information Professionals developed by associations and other professional bodies.

The list breaks down into many categories, including:   

• Academic Librarianship
• Archives
• Assessment
• Collections Management
• Data Management
• Government Librarianship  
• Information / Document / Records Management
• Law Librarianship
• Library Technicians  
• Metadata and Cataloguing
• Reference and Information Services
• Scholarly Communications  

The Canadian Association of Law Libraries in recent years has prepared two documents on what it calls Professional Development Pathways:

• Implementing CALL/ACBD Professional Development Pathways:
  "The Canadian Association of Law Libraries, through the Professional Development Committee, will make best efforts to provide a broad array of professional development opportunities that are designed to build members’ knowledge and skill in the following areas:
  • Collection Development, Cataloguing, Metadata and Information Organization
  • Information Technology 
  • Instruction 
  • Knowledge Management 
  • Leadership, Management and Professionalism 
  • Reference and Research Services 
  • Substantive Law"
• CALL/ACBD Professional Development Pathways (list of competencies)