Hey guys,
I'm planning to apply for Young Professionals visa under IEC with NOC C category for a server/bartender position. I have a bachelor's from University for Tourism studies and was just wondering if this will be admissible?
Or if anyone has applied for YP with a serving job (NOC C) before and in this case, what kind of proof of education did you submit?
cic.gc.ca says:
The job you are offered in Canada must be classified as a National Occupational Classification (NOC) Code Skill Type Level 0, A or B to be considered as contributing to your “professional development.” A NOC C job might be accepted if you can submit a post-secondary diploma, certificate or degree, with your work permit application. Your diploma, certificate or degree must be translated to English or French.
It doesn't exactly say it has to be a 'related' post-secondary education as well, but everybody else is saying it has to be. I do have a high school diploma for gastronomy as well but this isn't a post-secondary education.
Any kind of help would be much appreciated, thanks in advance!
I'm planning to apply for Young Professionals visa under IEC with NOC C category for a server/bartender position. I have a bachelor's from University for Tourism studies and was just wondering if this will be admissible?
Or if anyone has applied for YP with a serving job (NOC C) before and in this case, what kind of proof of education did you submit?
cic.gc.ca says:
The job you are offered in Canada must be classified as a National Occupational Classification (NOC) Code Skill Type Level 0, A or B to be considered as contributing to your “professional development.” A NOC C job might be accepted if you can submit a post-secondary diploma, certificate or degree, with your work permit application. Your diploma, certificate or degree must be translated to English or French.
It doesn't exactly say it has to be a 'related' post-secondary education as well, but everybody else is saying it has to be. I do have a high school diploma for gastronomy as well but this isn't a post-secondary education.
Any kind of help would be much appreciated, thanks in advance!