No. The listed alternative is a state or provincial licence, alongside the degree route.
Identify the actual credential requirement
A course may be needed for the work while serving a different purpose from the listed professional qualification. Confirm the credential and any applicable practice requirements before budgeting for training as an immigration solution. Keep current official fees separate from professional development expenses.
Expect legal review time for two agreements rather than one, possible credential evaluation or translation depending on where the degrees were earned, and the usual costs of the chosen route. A foreign credential may need a reliable evaluation when the listed profession or process requires comparison, and foreign-language USCIS submissions require complete certified translations. If the education was completed outside the countries contemplated by the entry, obtain a quote for an evaluation that answers the actual equivalency question, not an unrelated credential package. The larger spending usually sits elsewhere: an adviser's time reading the offer letter against the profession's rule, a credential evaluation if the degree was issued outside Canada, Mexico or the United States, and certified English translations for any document not already in English.