CEC eligibility as a Baker
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Yes, you can under NOC B 6332, as long as you are working full time. Yes, with 1 year experience, you will qualify under CEC
As long as it's a NOC A, B or 0 role, you can definitely qualify to submit a profile for CEC. What matters in terms of being successful is how many points you have overall (CRS points) since this is what determines if you are selected out of the Express Entry pool.
I think u need to check the job duties as what u do at tim Horton May not qualify under baking NOC. I recall someone was struggling through this but don’t know the outcome
If the NOCs are either A, B or O then you can combine them to meet the 1-year minimum (1560 hours over 52 weeks at 30 hours per week or more) experience required.
Doesn't have to be the same NOC, experience doesn't have to be continuous, doesn't have to be the same employer.
Hello folks,
For those wondering if being a Baker at Tim Hortons qualifies under CEC: a lot depends on the exact duties (whether you do baking vs just helping/kitchen prep), full-time hours worked, and whether the NOC/TEER classification fits your duties.
I track menu & job items across Canada (with prices & city-based updates) at timshortonmenu.com — not directly related to immigration, but sometimes gives insight into how roles are described in different provinces, which might help you understand what duties are listed.
Best of luck with your application!
For those wondering if being a Baker at Tim Hortons qualifies under CEC: a lot depends on the exact duties (whether you do baking vs just helping/kitchen prep), full-time hours worked, and whether the NOC/TEER classification fits your duties.
I track menu & job items across Canada (with prices & city-based updates) at timshortonmenu.com — not directly related to immigration, but sometimes gives insight into how roles are described in different provinces, which might help you understand what duties are listed.
Best of luck with your application!
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