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Additional Applicant Selection Process for NBPNP―Express Entry
Top Priority Applicants: Connected to New Brunswick
Beginning immediately, the NBPNP will accept EOI forms continuously (any day of the week) from individuals who demonstrate a connection to New Brunswick described below:
1.are working in New Brunswick; use “work” in the email subject as keyword
2.have received post-secondary education credentials from a recognized New Brunswick institution; use “education” as keyword
3.have relatives living in New Brunswick as permanent residents or citizens for at least one year; use “relatives” as key word
4.have worked full-time in New Brunswick for at least one year in the past five years; use “previous work experience” as keyword
5.have a full-time, permanent offer of employment from a New Brunswick company; use “job offer” as key word
6.have as their first language French together with a TEF certificate validating the language and will apply under one of the professions listed below: use “French” as keyword
When you submit your EOI form by email, you must put the following text in the subject line: Connection to New Brunswick and the key word listed above. Failure to do so will void your EOI.
Example:
Subject: Connection to New Brunswick, work
IMPORTANT NOTE: Preference will be given to individuals who, in addition to meeting the Top Priority requirements, also have work experience in a priority occupation, listed below in Table 1.
Second Priority Applicants: Attended a New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program (NBPNP) Information Session in the Past 24 Months
Beginning immediately, the NBPNP will accept EOI forms from the following on an ongoing basis (unless otherwise noted):
Individuals who have attended a NBPNP information session in the past 24 months or met with NBPNP staff at a domestic or international recruitment event.
You must demonstrate that you have attended an information session. For instance, having registered for the event or communicated with NBPNP staff at one of the events.
When you submit your EOI, you must put the following in the subject line: NBPNP Information Session/Recruitment Event and date. Failure to do so will void your EOI.
Example: “Subject: NBPNP Information Session/London; November 17, 2014”
IMPORTANT NOTE: Priority will be given to individuals who, in addition to meeting Second Priority requirements, also have work experience in a high demand occupation listed below in Table 1.
Third Priority Applicants: Restricted Submission Period
Submission dates/times will be advertised on our website. Currently, we do NOT accept expressions of interests if you are not part of the top or second Priority Applicant groups.
Every month, we may accept a limited number of EOIs from people who must demonstrate their genuine interest in moving to New Brunswick. If you do not complete the EOI properly and you do not indicate why you should be invited to apply, your submission will be void.
You must demonstrate evidence of the ability to become economically established in New Brunswick, including having training and experience in a high priority sector, as determined by the Program.
Table 1: Given the large number of EOI received so far, we will accept applications from professionals with experience in the following occupations:
- Information technology: programmers, analysts, technical customer support, sales
- Business analysts
- Retail trade managers
- Hospitality managers, chefs with formal professional education
- Manufacturing managers
- Industrial mechanics
- Industrial electricians
- Bookkeepers
- Translators (English-French)
- Financials analysts and accountants (certified in Canada)
When you submit your EOI, you must put the following in the subject line: Open-[write your profession] for example: “Open-[programmer analyst]”. Failure to include this text in the subject line will void your EOI.
All individuals who fit one or more of the prioritized requirements above MUST also meet the minimum criteria (p. 7-9) of the New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program (NBPNP) ― Express Entry Labour Market Stream (EELMS).
NOTE: The recruitment of highly skilled Francophones is a priority for New Brunswick to maintain the linguistic balance of the Province. We encourage people who speak French fluently and have a desire to be part of our vibrant Francophone community to submit their expression of interest as they will be given priority.
These processes will be repeated each month, unless otherwise indicated. Please ensure that you visit our website often to see if any changes have been made.
