Ohhh man, same here, I'm a software engineer, but I'm quite upset that there is no NOC for software. They only focus on healthcare workers and skill tradesyes, i don't see my NOC there which is for a software engineer.
Ohhh man, same here, I'm a software engineer, but I'm quite upset that there is no NOC for software. They only focus on healthcare workers and skill tradesyes, i don't see my NOC there which is for a software engineer.
That's not what it says. Read the whole thing. This is limited to individuals working in trades.Another announcement made today.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/mandate/policies-operational-instructions-agreements/public-policies/trpr-international-graduates.html
This means anyone who got a Canadian degree from 2017 onwards and is currently employed in Canada will be eligible for PR. No min work experience needed!
If you get a Canadian degree and secure a job, you get a PR! This is crazy. What's going on ?!
Not true. Working in trades is just one of the possible ways to meet the criteria. Having Associate, Bachelor’s, Master’s, or Doctorate degree and a job is sufficient as well.That's not what it says. Read the whole thing. This is limited to individuals working in trades.
That’s not what this indicates, lolThis indicates that there are very few CEC folks in the pool.
Temporary shortage, if anything. The international student quota for this year alone is enough to meet their annual immigration numbers. On top of that, they have additional temporary streams till november. So no, not particularly good news for FSWShortage of CEC people...Isn't that a good sign for FSW? They'll run out of people in Canada at some point.
You cannot have two PR applications at the same time so you have to withdraw your FSW first. Depending how fast others fill up the quota it might be a little risky.I just want to know if a person who already applied for PR would be able to apply through that new stream. Just to increase chances. Being a FSW inland is not getting me the approval.
Oh damn. I think I will have all the requirements to apply, but that would mean pay again.You cannot have two PR applications at the same time so you have to withdraw your FSW first. Depending how fast others fill up the quota it might be a little risky.
At this rate, it looks like they will start handing out PR cards directly to any temporary resident than let outlanders in the country.Shortage of CEC people...Isn't that a good sign for FSW? They'll run out of people in Canada at some point.
Not true. You can have an Associate's, Bachelor's, Master's or Doctorate in any field (it should be at least 8 months long), and then if you can find a job in any field and you will be eligible.That's not what it says. Read the whole thing. This is limited to individuals working in trades.
Doesn't matter what your profession is. As long as you are currently working in Canada legally, and you got a degree no earlier than Jan 2017, you should be eligible. No particular NOC/field needed.Ohhh man, same here, I'm a software engineer, but I'm quite upset that there is no NOC for software. They only focus on healthcare workers and skill trades