SOME BASIC KNOWLEDGE & INFORMATION ABOUT CANADIAN IMMIGRATION CONSULTING

IRCC – Ministry of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship (IRCC). The full name is the Department of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada. It is a federal department of Canada.

Provincial Government/Province: A province, which is the authority responsible for the initial review and approval of nomination letters for applicants.

Nomination: A nomination letter issued by a province for an individual selected by the province.
WP – Work permit
PR – Permanent resident
JO – Job Offer: A confirmation letter from the employer issued to the employee.

NOI – Notification of Interest: An invitation letter from the province of Alberta.
ECA – Educational Credential Assessment: Assessment of educational qualifications.
PNP – Provincial Nominee Program: Provincial Nomination Program.
CLB – Canada Language Benchmark: Canada's language proficiency benchmark.

LMIA – Labour Market Impact Assessment: An assessment of the labor market impact, which theoretically serves as a document that allows Canadian employers to legally hire a foreign worker.

NOC – National Occupational Classification: A national job classification system used by the Canadian government to evaluate and categorize occupations, which is also applied in Canada's immigration programs for workers.

CLASSIFICATION OF OCCUPATIONS IN CANADA

Abbreviation Level Description Occupation
NOC 0 Skill Type 0 It is a group of managerial jobs. This group requires you to have a high level of education and qualifications. Chief Information Officer (CIO), Construction Director, Chief Operating Officer (COO)
NOC A Skill level A It is a group of jobs that require a high level of professionalism, requiring you to have a university degree for these positions. Doctor, Engineer, Architect
NOC B Skill level B It is a group of jobs that require a high level of professionalism, requiring you to have a university degree for these positions. Chef, Electrician, Plumber
NOC C Skill level C It is a group of jobs that require a high level of professionalism, requiring you to have a university degree for these positions. Long-haul truck driver, Butcher, Food and beverage server
NOC D Skill level D It is a group of manual labor occupations. As long as you have work experience, you will receive additional training upon arriving in Canada. Janitor, Oil rig worker, Fruit picker

 

 

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