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Mrs O

18 Nov, 10 tweets, 2 min read

Important update for those looking to work or immigrate to Canada in 2022. IRCC have made major changes to the Canadian immigration system, here are key things to note:

1. The National occupation classification (NOC) system is going to be updated to a "TEER" system in 2022.

2. The new "TEER" system is a six-category system that outlines the level of Training, Education, Experience & Responsibilities for each occupation.The six categories are TEER 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5.

3. Under the "TEER" system, occupations will have a 5 digit code instead of 4 digits

4. The implication of this new "TEER" system to intending immigrants or workers is that some people may now find themselves eligible for additional programs since their work experience has been reclassified. Others may find themselves no longer eligible for the same reason.

5. This new "TEER" system will be implemented by fall, 2022. This is because the federal gov't wants to give stakeholders, including immigration applicants enough time to learn about how the new "TEER" system works and how it may affect them.

Here are the 6 TEER categories:

TEER 0
• Management occupations.

TEER 1
• Completion of a university degree (bachelor’s, master’s or doctorate); or
• Several years of experience in a specific occupation from TEER category 2 (when applicable).

TEER 2
• Completion of a post-secondary education program of two to three years at community college, institute of technology or CÉGEP; or
• Completion of an apprenticeship training program of two to five years; or

• Occupations with supervisory or significant safety (police officers and firefighters) responsibilities; or

• Several years of experience in a specific occupation from TEER category 3 (when applicable).

TEER 3
• Completion of a post-secondary education program of less than two years at community college, institute of technology or CÉGEP; or
• Apprenticeship training of less than 2 years; or
• More than six months of on-the-job training,

courses or specific work experience with some secondary school education; or
• Several years of experience in a specific occupation from TEER category 4 (when applicable).

TEER 4
• Completion of sec school; or
• Several weeks of on-the-job training with some sec school education; or
• Several years of experience in a specific occupation from TEER category 5 (when applicable).

TEER 5
• Short work demonstration & no formal educational required

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Mrs O

@JoyChuksO

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If you are looking to get a job & move to Canada on a work visa & ultimately your PR, read & RT

Employers in New Brunswick are recruiting for the following positions:

0013 – Senior managers - financial, communications & other business services
0111 – Financial managers

0114 – Other administrative services managers
0125 – Other business services managers
1111 – Financial auditors and accountants
1212 – Supervisors, finance and insurance office workers
1311 – Accounting technicians and bookkeepers
2132 – Mechanical engineers

2134 – Chemical engineers
2147 – Computer engineers (except software engineers & designers)
2171 – Information systems analysts/ consultants
2172 – Database analysts/data administrators
2173 – Software engineers/ designers
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Mrs O

@JoyChuksO

27 Oct

Important!!! Pls read & take caution while on your Canada study/immigration journey.

Ms A just got a procedural fairness letter from IRCC accusing her of using fake employment letter & bank statement to apply for her study visa.She has 15days to defend this or face a 5 yrs ban.

When I spoke to her, she said she has sufficient funds for her studies and was doing everything well until a friend of hers suggested she employed the services of an "agent" who this friend of hers claimed was very good. The agent charged her 1.2 million naira (about 3,000 CAD).

She paid the agent in FULL because she clearly didn't know the difference btw "agent" and a "licensed Canadian immigration consultant (RCIC)". This agent manipulated all the genuine documents & information Ms A sent him for her visa application including her employment letter,

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Mrs O

@JoyChuksO

25 Oct

This is an important thread for those outside Canada looking to secure a job & relocate to Canada via a work visa. Read & RT

1. To apply for your work visa,you need a job offer & a positive LMIA (some jobs are LMIA exempted).

2. Applying for jobs via job website is great, but

using int'l job recruiting agencies is more effective. This is because recruitment agencies:
•know the legal market & will always have the comparative advantage when it comes to having the time, information, connections &

know-how for successful career planning & recruitment.
•are helpful to foreigners in getting a positive Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) from a Canadian employer. They also assist Canadian employers apply for LMIA which is always a bottle neck for many Canadian employers.

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Mrs O

@JoyChuksO

14 Oct

An alternative pathway to migrate to the UK aside the student-grad route is the UK point based immigration system for skilled workers. Here are key things to note:

1. Under this system, you must meet a specific set of requirements for which they will score points.

2. A total of 70 points is required to be able to apply via this route for a 5 year work visa(processing timeline is 3wks) after which you qualify "Indefinite Leave to Remain" (ILR), this is same as the Permanent Residence (PR) we have in Canada.

3. A job offer with a salary threshold of £25,600 is required. However, if the job offer is less than the minimum salary required,but no less than £20,480, an applicant may still be eligible if they have:
•a job offer in a specific shortage occupation
•PhD relevant to the job

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Mrs O

@JoyChuksO

11 Oct

Another great country to consider if you want to stay back after your study is the UK. Here are a few key things to note:

1. Int'l students with valid study visa enrolled in a recognized school from Sept 2020 are eligible for the new graduate route (post study work visa- PSW)

2. Bachelors & masters graduates are eligible for 2 & 3yrs PSW respectively

3. Int'l graduates from UK schools do not need to have job offers or an endorsement by your university to apply for the UK PSW after graduation.

4. With the PSW,you can apply for any type of job while awaiting a job that can sponsor you for a general work visa.

5. Those looking to stay longer in the UK after the expiration of their PSW will need to apply to a skilled work visa or general work visa.

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Mrs O

@JoyChuksO

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1. "Clear indication that one knows the field. For MA and PhD, clear purpose of research

(e.g., research questions, which can be modified later, but something concrete at this point), theoretical framework, and methodology". – Professor in Education.

2. "Interesting, creative ideas. Real world experience in something I'm interested in.

Excitement about something that I, too, am excited about. I look for evidence of intelligence, competence, and productivity". – Professor in Neuroscience

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