Need expert advice

[dallin_von1984]

Right now I am living in the province of British Columbia and on the verge of finishing my Undergraduate Diploma in Business (2 years); I will be done next year in April.
I am working at a Gas Station and they are willing to support me for residency. However, there are quite a few people ahead of me who are waiting to apply for their residency and I think it is going to take a while before my turn comes in. autoclicker
I spoke to a few people here and apparently some of the jobs like Office Admins and Insurance Agent come under NOC B category and we can apply (maybe) under Provincial and Federal pathways.
I am very much confused and want someone having experience in Immigration field to kind of guide me, will it be better of for me to find a job such as being an office admin or may be getting license to work for an insurance company (Autoplan) and apply for residency from that company or is it better for me to stay at the gas station and patiently wait till my turn comes in?
Your views on this are much appreciated

 

[Bs65]

So maybe clarify what NOC you think applies to working in a gas station and how an LMIA would be supported given cannot see how if advertised there would not be a queue of willing applicants to take the job ?

 

[canuck78]

Not sure you can say on the verge of finishing when you have over a year left on a 2 year program

You need a job in NOC 0, A or B.

 

[scylla]

You need a job in NOC 0, A or B.

Not true for PNP. A number of provinces have semi-skilled streams.

 

[canuck78]

Not true for PNP. A number of provinces have semi-skilled streams.

ok I will reword I would aim for jobs in NOC 0, A or B so you will have the best chances of securing PR and also be able to have a spouse come with you to Canada if you plan to get married soon.