MPNP IES career employment pathway

[Dingi]

I submitted an EOI under IES career employment pathway and I received my LAA on May 2nd. I have and am working for a Manitoban employer with the offer on the in-demand occupation list which is also consistent with my study in Manitoba.

On my LAA, I was invited as a Skilled Worker (MPNP-SW). On the eligibility page, by following the questions, I was guided all way down to the question asking me to do a self-assessment as a skilled worker who is not employed in Manitoba and give a score accordingly. I am currently working in Manitoba, so how come I was guided to this question? Do I have to give a score to continue my application?

 

[kushwaha]

Since you are already employed I don't think so any issues. I believe you should submit your application.

 

[Alalac]

I submitted an EOI under IES career employment pathway and I received my LAA on May 2nd. I have and am working for a Manitoban employer with the offer on the in-demand occupation list which is also consistent with my study in Manitoba.

On my LAA, I was invited as a Skilled Worker (MPNP-SW). On the eligibility page, by following the questions, I was guided all way down to the question asking me to do a self-assessment as a skilled worker who is not employed in Manitoba and give a score accordingly. I am currently working in Manitoba, so how come I was guided to this question? Do I have to give a score to continue my application?

Make sure you reach at least 60 points and you're good

 

[kushwaha]

Make sure you reach at least 60 points and you're good

When he applied EOI he must have filled all criteria including, education, experience and employement offer and based on that there is minimum cutoff. I know SWM cutoff was 800+ in the last draw so if he does not prove that then there will be an issue. Since he said he is having in-demand occupation job offer then he can get 500 points + education + english + age so I believe it will be 800+ for him and he should not have any issue.
And why I am saying this, lets say if cutoff is 700 and someone applied EOI claiming 750 then he/she must show at least 700 if have less than that then it will be an edge case.

 

[Alalac]

When he applied EOI he must have filled all criteria including, education, experience and employement offer and based on that there is minimum cutoff. I know SWM cutoff was 800+ in the last draw so if he does not prove that then there will be an issue. Since he said he is having in-demand occupation job offer then he can get 500 points + education + english + age so I believe it will be 800+ for him and he should not have any issue.
And why I am saying this, lets say if cutoff is 700 and someone applied EOI claiming 750 then he/she must show at least 700 if have less than that then it will be an edge case.

He is not applying for SWM but Career Employment Pathway for international students, therefore, he doesn't need to have 800+

 

[sonihiren15]

Hi Everyone

I got few questions on career employment Pathway program

1. Am I eligible for the Career Employment Pathway in Manitoba if I have completed a one-year post-secondary program in another Canadian province (From Ontario in 2023) and later one-year program in Manitoba (From Winnipeg in 2024)?

Also, would like to know, can I apply for Manitoba PNP program under Implied status (Have submitted application for PGWP after my study in Manitoba), while waiting for application approval. On my Implied status letter it is mentioned that I can work for any employer with no hours of restrictions

 

[AnaBV]

Hello, I have a question about IES.
I studied Business Administration major in Logistics and Supply Chain Management, and I have an offer of a full-time job for the position of Administrative Assistant. In the list of Manitoba In-Demand Occupations is under the same ribbon called 1 – Business, finance and administration occupations. So my question is, would I be able to apply with this position? I mean it is related but not directly related, I don't know if it is close enough to be successful in this application.