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January 23, 2025
January 23, 2025

Canada Updates TEER 2 and TEER 3 Occupations Eligible for Spousal Open Work Permit (SOWP) in 2025

Author By EUIC Admin Categories News, vacancies

Dear future neighbour,

On January 22, 2025, the Canadian government released an updated list of TEER 2 and TEER 3 occupations eligible for the Spousal Open Work Permit (SOWP). This policy change, effective January 21, 2025, aims to refine the eligibility criteria for spouses of foreign workers in Canada. 

Key Updates:

Eligibility Criteria:

•Spouses of foreign workers can apply for a SOWP if the principal applicant is employed in:

•A TEER 0 occupation.

•A TEER 1 occupation.

•Specific TEER 2 and TEER 3 occupations listed below.

•The foreign worker’s permit must have at least 16 months validity remaining at the time of the SOWP application.

Full list of Eligible TEER 2 and TEER 3 Occupations for SOWPs

See below list of eligible TEER 2 and TEER 3 occupations:

  1. Aircraft instrument, electrical and avionics mechanics, technicians and inspectors: NOC Code 22313
  2. Industrial instrument technicians and mechanics: NOC Code 22312
  3. Electronic service technicians (household and business equipment): NOC Code 22311
  4. Electrical and electronics engineering technologists and technicians: NOC Code 22310
  5. Construction estimators: NOC Code 22303
  6. Industrial engineering and manufacturing technologists and technicians: NOC Code 22302
  7. Mechanical engineering technologists and technicians: NOC Code 22301
  8. Civil engineering technologists and technicians: NOC Code 22300
  9. Construction inspectors: NOC Code 22233
  10. Occupational health and safety specialists: NOC Code 22232
  11. Engineering inspectors and regulatory officers: NOC Code 22231
  12. Non-destructive testers and inspectors: NOC Code 22230
  13. Information systems testing technicians: NOC Code 22222
  14. User support technicians: NOC Code 22221
  15. Computer network and web technicians: NOC Code 22220
  16. Technical occupations in geomatics and meteorology: NOC Code 22214
  17. Land survey technologists and technicians: NOC Code 22213
  18. Drafting technologists and technicians: NOC Code 22212
  19. Industrial designers: NOC Code 22211
  20. Architectural technologists and technicians: NOC Code 22210
  21. Landscape and horticulture technicians and specialists: NOC Code 22114
  22. Conservation and fishery officers: NOC Code 22113
  23. Forestry technologists and technicians: NOC Code 22112
  24. Agricultural and fish products inspectors: NOC Code 22111
  25. Biological technologists and technicians: NOC Code 22110
  26. Geological and mineral technologists and technicians: NOC Code 22101
  27. Chemical technologists and technicians: NOC Code 22100

NOC Group 32 – Technical Occupations in Health

  1. Opticians: NOC Code 32100
  2. Licensed practical nurses: NOC Code 32101
  3. Paramedical occupations: NOC Code 32102
  4. Respiratory therapists, clinical perfusionists and cardiopulmonary technologists: NOC Code 32103
  5. Animal health technologists and veterinary technicians: NOC Code 32104
  6. Other technical occupations in therapy and assessment: NOC Code 32109
  7. Denturists: NOC Code 32110
  8. Dental hygienists and dental therapists: NOC Code 32111
  9. Dental technologists and technicians: NOC Code 32112
  10. Medical laboratory technologists: NOC Code 32120
  11. Medical radiation technologists: NOC Code 32121
  12. Medical sonographers: NOC Code 32122
  13. Cardiology technologists and electrophysiological diagnostic technologists: NOC Code 32123
  14. Pharmacy technicians: NOC Code 32124
  15. Other medical technologists and technicians: NOC Code 32129
  16. Traditional Chinese medicine practitioners and acupuncturists: NOC Code 32200
  17. Massage therapists: NOC Code 32201
  18. Other practitioners of natural healing: NOC Code 32209
  1. Specialized members of the Canadian Armed Forces: NOC Code 42102
  2. Early childhood educators and assistants: NOC Code 42202

NOC Group 72 – Technical Trades and Transportation Officers and Controllers

  1. Contractors and supervisors, machining, metal forming, shaping and erecting trades and related occupations: NOC Code 72010
  2. Contractors and supervisors, electrical trades and telecommunications occupations: NOC Code 72011
  3. Contractors and supervisors, pipefitting trades: NOC Code 72012
  4. Contractors and supervisors, carpentry trades: NOC Code 72013
  5. Contractors and supervisors, other construction trades, installers, repairers and servicers: NOC Code 72014
  6. Contractors and supervisors, mechanic trades: NOC Code 72020
  7. Contractors and supervisors, heavy equipment operator crews: NOC Code 72021
  8. Supervisors, printing and related occupations: NOC Code 72022
  9. Supervisors, railway transport operations: NOC Code 72023
  10. Supervisors, motor transport and other ground transit operators: NOC Code 72024
  11. Supervisors, mail and message distribution occupations: NOC Code 72025
  12. Machinists and machining and tooling inspectors: NOC Code 72100
  13. Tool and die makers: NOC Code 72101
  14. Sheet metal workers: NOC Code 72102
  15. Boilermakers: NOC Code 72103
  16. Structural metal and platework fabricators and fitters: NOC Code 72104
  17. Ironworkers: NOC Code 72105
  18. Welders and related machine operators: NOC Code 72106
  19. Electricians (except industrial and power system): NOC Code 72200
  20. Industrial electricians: NOC Code 72201
  21. Power system electricians: NOC Code 72202

NOC Group 33 – Assisting Occupations in Support of Health Services

  1. Dental assistants and dental laboratory assistants – NOC 33100
  2. Medical laboratory assistants and related technical occupations – NOC 33101
  3. Nurse aides, orderlies, and patient service associates – NOC 33102
  4. Pharmacy technical assistants and pharmacy assistants – NOC 33103
  5. Other assisting occupations in support of health services – NOC 33109
  1. Elementary and secondary school teacher assistants – NOC 43100
  2. Operations Members of the Canadian Armed Forces – NOC 43204

NOC Group 53 – Occupations in Art, Culture, and Sport

  1. Athletes – NOC 53200
  2. Coaches – NOC 53201

NOC Group 73 – General Trades

  1. Concrete finishers – NOC 73100
  2. Tilesetters – NOC 73101
  3. Plasterers, drywall installers and finishers, and lathers – NOC 73102
  4. Roofers and shinglers – NOC 73110
  5. Glaziers – NOC 73111
  6. Painters and decorators (except interior decorators) – NOC 73112
  7. Floor covering installers – NOC 73113
  8. Residential and commercial installers and servicers – NOC 73200
  9. General building maintenance workers and building superintendents – NOC 73201
  10. Pest controllers and fumigators – NOC 73202
  11. Other repairers and servicers – NOC 73209
  12. Transport truck drivers – NOC 73300
  13. Bus drivers, subway operators, and other transit operators – NOC 73301
  14. Railway and yard locomotive engineers – NOC 73310
  15. Railway conductors and brakemen/women – NOC 73311
  16. Heavy equipment operators – NOC 73400
  17. Printing press operators – NOC 73401
  18. Drillers and blasters – surface mining, quarrying, and construction – NOC 73402

NOC Group 82: Supervisory Roles in Natural Resources

  1. Supervisors, logging and forestry – NOC 82010
  2. Supervisors, mining and quarrying – NOC 82020
  3. Contractors and supervisors, oil and gas drilling and services – NOC 82021
  4. Agricultural service contractors and farm supervisors – NOC 82030
  5. Contractors and supervisors, landscaping, grounds maintenance, and horticulture services – NOC 82031
  1. Underground production and development miners – NOC 83100
  2. Oil and gas well drillers, servicers, testers, and related workers – NOC 83101
  3. Logging machinery operators – NOC 83110
  4. Fishing masters and officers – NOC 83120
  5. Fishermen/women – NOC 83121

Spouses of foreign workers can now access greater opportunities to integrate into Canadian society and support their families, making Canada an even more attractive destination for skilled professionals worldwide.

Do you require assistance with your work permit application, immigration process, admission, express entry or provincial nomination profile. Are you overwhelmed with the process and need to speak to a professional immigration consultant? Schedule a consultation session or send an email on info@eseumohimmigration.com

 

 

January 22, 2025
January 22, 2025

Author By admin-ese Categories News, Provincial nomination, vacancies

Dear future neighbour,

Alberta is hiring!

The province is seeking passionate and experienced internationally educated nurses with a nursing bachelor’s degree for current and future nursing positions across the province.

To apply you will need to have all the information related to your nursing work experience, education, and clinical certifications ready. Please note that all submitted information will need to be verified via your documentation.

The direct link to Alberta’s International Nurse Recruitment Initiative is here

As an Internationally educated nurse, the National Nursing Assessment Service is the starting point if you are interested in being licensed or registered in Canada. You can learn about this process by watching their pre-recorded 1-hour webinar to understand the credentialling process, as well as their new expedited service which provides a fast, simple and safe way to review your credentials.

You will find the direct link to the pre-recorded webinar here

Interested in nursing in British columbia? This link might help

If you are interested in New Brunswick, this link might help as well

Interested in Saskatchewan, click here

Interested in Nova Scotia, click here

Interested in Manitoba, click here

I hope this helps.

Need help applying for a stduy permit, visitor visa, provincial nomination, spousal sponsorship or permanent residence in Canada? Send an email to info@eseumohimmigration.com and lets get you started.

 

October 23, 2023
October 23, 2023

Nova Scotia introduces New PR Pathway for Construction Workers| Requirements and Targeted Occupations

Author By EUIC Admin Categories Business Visa, News, vacancies

Dear Future Neighbour,

Are you looking to immigrate to Canada using the Permanent Residency Pathway? Are you a skilled construction worker? If Yes, then this news is for you.

Nova Scotia, a province in Canada has launched a new permanent residency pathway called the Critical Construction Worker Pilot for eligible candidates that desire to immigrate to Canada.

Candidates must have experience in any of the 21 construction occupations to qualify for this program and also have the following requirements:

  • A permanent and full-time job offer from a Nova scotian employer in one of the 21 trades listed below
  • Candidates must be between ages 21 and 55 years
  • Candidates must have at least 1 year of work experience related to the job offer
  • Candidates must have a high school diploma or must have completed a construction specific industry training program with evidence.
  • Candidates must meet the financial requirements to immigrate to Nova Scotia
  • Candidates must have language proficiency in English or French with CLB 5 for Teer 0, 1, 2 or 3 occupations and CLB 4 for Teer 4 and 5

CLB Level 4

Test Listening Reading Writing  Speaking
IELTS 4.5 3.5 4 4
CELPIP 4 4 4 4
TEF 145 121 181 181
TCF 331 342 4 4

CLB Level 5

Test Listening Reading Writing  Speaking
IELTS 5 4 5 5
CELPIP 5 5 5 5
TEF 181 151 226 226
TCF 369 375 6 6

See below list of the 21 Construction Occupations:

  1. 70010 – Construction managers
  2. 70011 – Home building and renovation managers
  3. 72011 – Contractors and supervisors, electrical trades and telecommunications occupations
  4. 72014 – Contractors and supervisors, other construction trades, installers, repairers and servicers
  5. 72020 – Contractors and supervisors, mechanic trades
  6. 72106 – Welders and related machine operators
  7. 72200 – Electricians (except industrial and power system)
  8. 72201 – Industrial electricians
  9. 72310 – Carpenters
  10. 72320 – Bricklayers
  11. 72401 – Heavy-duty equipment mechanics
  12. 72402 – Heating, refrigeration and air conditioning mechanics
  13. 72500 – Crane operators
  14. 73100 – Concrete finishers
  15. 73102 – Plasterers, drywall installers and finishers and lathers
  16. 73110 – Roofers and shinglers
  17. 73200 – Residential and commercial installers and servicers
  18. 73400 – Heavy equipment operators
  19. 75101 – Material handlers
  20. 75110 – Construction trades helpers and labourers
  21. 75119 – Other trades helpers and labourers

Do you need further information and assistance on how to apply for this program? Need to create an express entry or provincial nomination profile? Need to process a Canadian admission or have general questions regarding Canada Immigration process? Send us an email on info@eseumohimmigration.com

 

 

 

September 5, 2023
September 5, 2023

Canada Job Vacancies and Average Weekly Earnings

Author By EUIC Admin Categories News, vacancies

According to Statistics Canada data updated on Thursday August 31, 2023, the average weekly earnings in Canada of employed residents rose by 3.6% year-on-year in June 2023.

Although, these average weekly earnings increased by just $4 from $1,200 in May to $1,204 in June.

The number of employees receiving pay and benefits from their employer increased by 47,700 (+0.3%), but job vacancies continued their downward trend, falling by 8,900 (-1.2%) to 753,400.

See below Province-Wise Average Weekly Earnings

Geography Average
Weekly
Earnings		 12-Month
Change
Canada 1203.64 3.6%
Nunavut 1665.72 8.5%
Northwest Territories 1613.39 5.1%
Yukon 1366.45 1.9%
Alberta 1283.89 2.1%
Ontario 1226.21 4.2%
Newfoundland and Labrador 1205.89 5.4%
British Columbia 1203.72 3.1%
Saskatchewan 1168.96 2.6%
Quebec 1153.32 4.3%
Manitoba 1094.77 3.8%
New Brunswick 1091.30 1.8%
Nova Scotia 1064.90 3.9%
Prince Edward Island 1004.76 4.2%

Average weekly earnings in Canada

See below Sector-Wise Average Weekly Earnings

Sector June 2023 June 2022 Year-on-Year
Change
Forestry, logging and support 1,425.18 1,318.25 8.1%
Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction 2,289.96 2,231.72 2.6%
Utilities 2,147.41 2,002.67 7.2%
Construction 1,485.24 1,443.19 2.9%
Manufacturing 1,337.46 1,269.56 5.3%
Wholesale trade 1,416.85 1,375.86 3.0%
Retail trade 705.71 699.54 0.9%
Transportation and warehousing 1,247.74 1,225.54 1.8%
Information and cultural industries 1,647.12 1,467.67 12.2%
Finance and insurance 1,584.30 1,575.31 0.6%
Real estate and rental and leasing 1,179.86 1,195.04 -1.3%
Professional, scientific and technical services 1,738.46 1,675.77 3.7%
Management of companies and enterprises 1,656.05 1,551.64 6.7%
Administrative and support, waste management and remediation services 1,014.33 986.12 2.9%
Educational services 1,177.13 1,118.72 5.2%
Health care and social assistance 1,061.48 1,032.94 2.8%
Arts, entertainment and recreation 738.38 690.93 6.9%
Accommodation and food services 488.03 471.34 3.5%
Other services (excluding public administration) 1,042.06 979.85 6.3%
Public administration 1,529.21 1,493.25 2.4%

Sector-Wise Average Weekly Earnings

Reduction in Job Vacancies

The number of job openings continued to decline in June, falling by 1.2% to 753,400 from 762,300 in May.

This increases the net decrease in vacancies since January to 108,500 (-12.6%) and to 249,900 (-24.9%) since the record high of 1,003,200 vacancies in May 2022.

Job vacancies in June 2023 were at their lowest level since May 2021 (673,400).

Province-Wise Job Vacancies

Job openings in Quebec fell by 14,700 (-7.6%) to 178,500, the lowest level since March 2021 (176,400). This increased the rate of unemployment in the province by 19,700 (+10.6%) to 205,900.

There were increases in job openings in Saskatchewan (+4,900 to 26,300), New Brunswick (+1,800 to 14,000), and Prince Edward Island (+1,000 to 3,500), while the six remaining provinces saw little change.

Province Job Vacancies Job Vacancy Rate
Ontario 272400 3.9%
Quebec 178500 4.4%
British Columbia 116500 4.6%
Alberta 87200 4.1%
Manitoba 26500 4.2%
Saskatchewan 26300 5.1%
Nova Scotia 17700 3.9%
New Brunswick 14000 4.2%
Newfoundland and Labrador 6900 3.6%
Northwest Territories 5900 5.9%
Prince Edward Island 3900 5.2%
Nunavut 3900 3.9%
Yukon 1400 6.8%

Provincial Job vacancies

Ontario continues to have the highest number of job vacancies among various sectors followed by Quebec, British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Atlantic provinces.

Sector-Wise Job Vacancies

Finance and insurance sectors had the highest decrease in job vacancies (-8,800; -30.2%), accommodation and food services (-7,600; -7.5%), and construction (-6,900; -10%).

Job Sector Job Vacancies Job Vacancy Rate
Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting 10800 4.3%
Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction 10400 4.6%
Utilities 3300 2.5%
Construction 62300 5.1%
Manufacturing 58600 3.6%
Wholesale trade 26200 3.1%
Retail trade 84800 4.0%
Transportation and warehousing 40700 4.6%
Information and cultural industries 10700 2.8%
Finance and insurance 20500 2.4%
Real estate and rental and leasing 9000 3.0%
Professional, scientific and technical services 44900 3.6%
Management of companies and enterprises 3900 3.0%
Administrative and support, waste management and remediation services 42100 4.8%
Educational services 24200 1.7%
Health care and social assistance 147100 6.1%
Arts, entertainment and recreation 11800 3.6%
Accommodation and food services 92500 6.6%
Other services (excluding public administration) 34900 5.9%
Public administration 14700 2.6%

Sector-Wise Job Vacancies

However, healthcare and social assistance recorded the highest monthly increase in payroll employment (+25,100; +9.2%) following a fall in May.

The number of job vacancies in retail trade edged up by 5,700 (+7.2%) to 84,800 in June, marginally offsetting decreases of 5,800 (-6.3%) in April and of 6,800 (-7.8%) in May.

The number of job openings in mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction increased by 2,100 to 10,400 in June.

Need help creating a work permit profile, preparing an express entry application or reviewing an application you already created? Send us an email on info@eseumohimmigration.com

August 9, 2023
August 9, 2023

CBSA is hiring, and international students are welcome to apply

Author By admin-ese Categories News, vacancies

The Canada Border Services Agency is hiring now for 477 Student border services officers (SBSOs) for various locations across Canada, this process began on Tuesday August 8, 2023.

Student Border Services Officers (SBSOs) collaborate with BSOs in exciting, dynamic, and stimulating situations to help protect and flourish Canada.

The last date to apply is October 12, 2023, but CBSA advises interested candidates to apply early owing to the lengthy recruiting procedure. International students are eligible to apply for government student jobs, but preference is given to Canadian permanent residents or citizens.

Full-time jobs are available from late April through early September 2024. Work hours vary by location.

Part-time work may be feasible in autumn 2024 and winter 2025. SBSOs earn $16.84 to $34.59 per hour, depending on their education level.

The best thing is that SBSOs receive classroom and online instruction, as well as guidance and mentoring on the job.

See below location of Jobs for Students

SBSOs operate in Canadian cities at international airports, postal processing facilities, cruise ship operations, and telephone reporting centres.

However, they have no duty guns.

  • Alberta: Calgary (Calgary International Airport), Edmonton (Edmonton International Airport)
  • British Columbia: Richmond (Vancouver International Airport, CBSA Mail Processing Centre), Vancouver (Canada Place Cruise Ship Terminal)
  • Manitoba: Winnipeg (James Armstrong Richardson International Airport)
  • Newfoundland and Labrador: St. John’s (St. John’s International Airport)
  • Nova Scotia: Halifax (Stanfield International Airport)
  • Ontario: Hamilton (Hamilton International Airport and Hamilton Telephone Reporting Centre), London (London International Airport), Mississauga (International Mail Processing Centre), Ottawa (Macdonald-Cartier International Airport), Toronto (Pearson International Airport and Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport)
  • Quebec: Dorval (Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport), Montréal Island (International Mail Processing Centre Léo Blanchette), Québec City (Jean Lesage International Airport)
  • Saskatchewan: Regina (Regina International Airport), Saskatoon (John G. Diefenbaker International Airport)

Eligibility Requirements

For an SBSO post, you must be a full-time student at a recognized post-secondary school.

Also, you should be returning to full-time study in September 2024 and be of majority age in the workplace province.

International students currently in Canada meeting the general eligibility requirement are eligible to apply, and this has been officially confirmed. However, preference will be given to students studying criminology, law, safety/security studies, psychology, sociology, customs and border services, or police studies, as well as Canadian citizens and permanent residents who satisfy job criteria.

Note that only if your application is randomly selected for consideration will you be contacted. If by December 2023 you do not hear from CBSA, your application will not be considered for 2024 positions

Click here to apply

August 7, 2023
August 7, 2023

Service Canada Jobs with No Experience | Ontario Job Openings

Author By admin-ese Categories News, vacancies

Vacancies for temporary, Permanent, Deployment, Secondment, Assignment, Acting, and casual Payment Service Officer jobs for various locations across Ontario.

The applicants require no prior experience to apply apart from a secondary school diploma or equivalent and an updated résumé. Service Canada will be providing a fully paid training.

As a Payment Service Officer at one of the Service Canada offices, you will be responding to customer inquiries about one of Service Canada’s many advantages.

This is a good entry-level opportunity to begin your career in the Federal Public Service as you will have access to a multi-tiered, extensive, and fully compensated training program, whose successful completion will provide you with a grasp of the laws, policies, and processes necessary for the role.

Applications meeting the first screening standards will be chosen at random on a monthly basis after which the chosen applicants will be reached for evaluation.

Linguistic Requirements:

Various language requirements

  • English Essential
  • French Essential
  • Bilingual Imperative (English/French) Level: BBC/BBC
  • Bilingual Imperative (English/French) Level: CBC/CBC

You can try below optional self-assessment of your writing abilities in your second official language before submitting your application, in order to help you decide whether you should apply for a bilingual position or not.

Unsupervised Internet Test of Second Language Writing Skills

Education Requirements:

Secondary school diploma

“OR”

a sufficient result on the PSC test, which has been recognized as a substitute to a high school diploma (GIT320)

“OR”

a combination of education, training, and/or experience

Who can apply:

Individuals having a residence or work place with a postal code starting with K, L, M, N, or P.

You are suitable for this job, if you can:

  • Write and talk in a way that is understandable, suitable, and clear.
  • Act honourably and fairly and uphold moral principles, while interacting with people.
  • Work together and respectfully resolve disputes with others, to accomplish common objectives.
  • Prioritize and evaluate the facts at hand in order to find a solution or develop a complete knowledge.
  • Efficiently satisfy the demands of customers through superior service.
  • Execute tasks with the use of computer technology.

Salary: $54,878 to $61,379 (For Full-time 37.5 hours per week)

Closing Date: 29 September 2023 – 23:59, Pacific Time

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