Quebec Skilled Worker Class
- The Canadian Experience Class
- The Federal Skilled Trades Program
- The Federal Skilled Worker Program
- The Canadian Experience Class
- The Canadian Experience Class
- The Canadian Experience Class
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Building Systems Technology (DCS)
Civil Engineering Technology (DCS)
Diagnostic Radiology Technology (DCS)
Food Processing and Quality Technology (DCS)
Insurance and Financial Advisory Services (DCS)
Nuclear Medicine Technology (DCS)
Radiation Oncology Technology (DCS)
3D Animation and Image Synthesis Techniques (DCS)
Accounting and Management Techniques (DCS)
Animal Health Techniques (DCS)
Architectural Technology (DCS)
Avionics (DCS)
Biomedical Laboratory Technology (DCS)
Building Systems Technology (ACS)
Business Management (DCS)
Chemical Engineering Techniques (DCS)
Chemical Process Techniques (DCS)
Civil Engineering Technology (ACS)
Composite Material Processing Techniques (DCS)
Computer Science Techniques (DCS)
Dental Hygiene Techniques (DCS)
Documentation Techniques (DCS)
Early Childhood Education Techniques (DCS)
Environmental Occupational Health and Safety
Furniture and Cabinetmaking Techniques (DCS)
Geomatics Technology (DCS)
Industrial Engineering Technology (DCS)
Insurance and Financial Advisory Services (ACS)
Laboratory Techniques (DCS)
Mechanical Engineering Techniques (DCS)
Medical Records (DCS)
Metallurgical Engineering Technology (DCS)
Mineral Technology (DCS)
Multimedia Integration Techniques (DCS)
Office System Techniques (DCS)
Orthotic and Orthopedic Prosthesis Techniques (DCS)
Pharmaceutical Production Technology (DCS)
Physical Rehabilitation Techniques (DCS)
Plastics Transformation Techniques (DCS)
Respiratory Therapy Techniques (DCS)
Restaurant Management (DCS)
Social Work Techniques (DCS)
Special Care Counselling Techniques (DCS)
Aircraft piloting techniques (DEC
Accounting and Accounting Science (BS – 3 years)
Actuarial Science (Bach. – 3 years)
Agricultural and Rural Engineering (BS. – 4 years)
Banking and Financial Operations (BS. – 3 years)
Biochemistry (Bach. – 3 years)
Biological and Biomedical Engineering (BS. – 4 years)
Business Administration (Bach. – 3 years)
Business Management and Administration (BS. – 3 years)
Chemical Engineering (Bach. – 4 years)
Chemistry (Bach. – 3 years)
Computer Science (Bach. – 3 years)
Demography (Master’s degree)
Dietetics and Nutrition (Bach. – 3.5-years)
Earth Sciences (Bach. – 3 years)
Food Engineering (Bach. – 4 years)
Food Sciences and Technology (BS. – 4 years)
Geodesy (Surveying) (Bach. – 4 years)
Geology or Mineralogy (Bach. – 3 years)
Graphic Arts (Graphic Communications) (Bach. – 3 years)
Human Resources Management (Bach. – 3 years)
Industrial and Administrative Engineering (BS. – 4 years)
Industrial Relations (Bach. – 3 years)
Information Management (Bach. – 3 years)
International Business (Bach. – 3 years)
Library Science and Records Management (MS degree)
Marketing and Purchasing (Bach. – 3 years)
Mathematics (Bach. – 3 years)
Mechanical Engineering (Bach. – 4 years)
Metallurgical and Materials Engineering (BS. – 4 years)
Microbiology (Bach. – 3 years)
Mining Engineering (Bach. – 4 years)
Probability and Statistics (Bach. – 3 years)
Production Management (Bach. – 3 years)
Psychology (Doctorate)
Social Work (Bach. – 3 years)
Translation (Bach. – 3 years)
Quebec Skilled Worker Class Faqs !
The Federal skilled worker class is a system based on points which gives permanent resident status to qualified applicants who show an ability to become economically established in Canada. There are six main selection factors for assessment which comprise of 100 points. Scoring 67 out of these 100 points makes the candidate eligible for the main selection process in which candidates with a lesser age, higher education, more work experience and a high band of IELTS score qualify to receive the invitation.
Applications submitted under the Federal skilled worker class undergo a two-stage assessment process.
To qualify under the First-Stage, skilled worker applicants must meet the following conditions:
- Eliminatory condition:
- Possess at least one year of applicable experience in one of 50 major high demand occupations (health, skilled trades and finance) OR
- Possess an approved offer of “Arranged Employment”; OR
- Legally living in Canada for a minimum of one year as a temporary foreign worker and have received a permanent full time employment offer from current employer; OR
- Are enrolled in good standing in a Canadian PhD program and have completed at least two years of the program or graduated within the 12 months preceding the application.
- Applicants who meet one of the above eliminatory conditions will be eligible for continued processing as a skilled worker under a second-stage at which time they must also meet each of the following essential selection conditions:
- Essential selection conditions:
- Possess one-year, within the previous 10 years, of suitable continuous full-time paid work experience or the equivalent in part-time continuous employment; AND
- The work experience must be classified within Skill Type 0 (Managerial Occupations), Skill Level A (Professional Occupations), or Skill Level B (Technical Occupations and Skilled Trades) within the meaning of the National Occupational Classification system; AND
- Score sufficient points under the skilled worker point grid comprising of six selection factors. The current pass mark is 67 points; AND
- Possess suitable settlement funding; AND
- Undergo a successful security background and medical examination.
