What education requirements are imposed on ordination candidates in the Anglican church? What does the Anglican church require from potential ordination candidates as far as education and background? In particular, how would they handle a candidate from a different Protestant background who came along seeking to be ordained? Obviously I would expect the candidate is expected to agree with some statement of faith covering key doctrinal distinctions, but would they also be required to undergo education in an Anglican institution? Are there set timelines for such proceedings?
Funny you should ask. 

I was ordained in the Baptist church, but I've really come to believe that I personally needed to Bette connected to an ancient church, so within the last month, I have begun that process. 

Here in the Diocese of Virginia (TEC), ordination candidates with an M. Div. are required to take approx. 1 years addtl training before being made a deacon, then usually a few more months before being made a priest. 

If you're going straight in, the process is:


undergo a discernment process with the bishop and your sending church. 
start a 4 yr M. Div. 
in your 3d year, begin a 2yr field work in another parish. 
at the end of the this year, a review board will give you an interview, and make recommendations about whether or not to proceed with deaconal ordination 
at the end of your 4th year, interview with a church. If they call you, essentially you will be ordained.