NOC 0631 Restaurant & Food Service Managers

[odin2404]

Hi,

This forum is to discuss:

1) Job availability for NOC 0631 Restaurant & Food Service Managers.

2) Salary Scales (nevermind what the CIC site says).

3) Invite stories of all that have migrated there already.

Thanks

[DANIDANI]

Hi dear,

Plz send me in details about NOC- 0631 ? I am a chef. Is this code goes to my skills?

Thanks

[AllisonVSC]

Hi dear,Plz send me in details about NOC- 0631 ? I am a chef. Is this code goes to my skills?
Thanks

No, the skill code for a chef is NOC 6241

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/apply-who-instructions.asp#list

Odin2404 where do you plan to settle?

[thezieglers]

You do not say where in Particular you are looking for that information., but I chose Toronto for you...

Employment prospects for restaurant and food services managers are expected to be average for the Toronto region. This occupation is largely dependent on the economy and can be subject to layoffs and slow periods. It is also influenced by the outlook for the tourism and hospitality sector. Opportunities will be greatest for those with prior experience. Graduates of training and education programs may have better opportunities of finding employment. However, experience is generally more important than education in this field. As the population ages there will be a growing demand for food service managers in residential care facilities and supportive care services.

$/hr in 2009: Low $11.95   Avg $15.25   High $21.45

Do you want more? Go to this link.... http://www.workingincanada.gc.ca/report-eng.do?noc=0631&action=search_province

Good Luck and happy hunting!

[Biborno]

Dear Friends,
I applied to CIC on 26 November 2010 (application received), NOC: 0631 from London (visa office).
Is there any friend who applied in same NOC and have some experience in this NOC.
Thanks
Biborno   

[odin2404]

You do not say where in Particular you are looking for that information., but I chose Toronto for you...

Employment prospects for restaurant and food services managers are expected to be average for the Toronto region. This occupation is largely dependent on the economy and can be subject to layoffs and slow periods. It is also influenced by the outlook for the tourism and hospitality sector. Opportunities will be greatest for those with prior experience. Graduates of training and education programs may have better opportunities of finding employment. However, experience is generally more important than education in this field. As the population ages there will be a growing demand for food service managers in residential care facilities and supportive care services.

$/hr in 2009: Low $11.95   Avg $15.25   High $21.45

Do you want more? Go to this link.... http://www.workingincanada.gc.ca/report-eng.do?noc=0631&action=search_province

Good Luck and happy hunting!

Thanks a ton!

[marvik2011]

Hey!!! I am also waiting for decision to be made for me and my family....It was very long almost 2 years now. I so Odin was very luck to get everything quickly done ;-))))....Sometime I feel that I am not so lucky like others ;-(((

Good luck to all!!!