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from what I read they will basically change the term skill level to a more appropriate one to not trigger anybody... and create another group level.

maybe OINP french stream, Quebec is a bit difficult to qualificate to

PNP just happened.... so another 2 weeks waiting for nothing...

this makes me think how much money they are losing for putting our lives on hold for not being clear with FSW plans... I could have applied for a study permit (again) just to give a shot, but here we are...

document is from november 5th and last no-program specified draw was on dec 23rd, I don't think it is related

if EE changes mean when they will have FSW draws again.... so wait for 2022 then :(

Are they stuck in finishing february applications since last month? I didn't know that.

i do believe NOW it is about backlogs to a certain extent because they have been inviting less and less people, but that is the only clue we (and him) have.

I was only meaning low skill = low CRS. period... of course I know many people out there will be doctors in their 50s. This is exactly why they said NOC system will change that "skill level" classification. We have been using this term rather wrongly for awhile now.

we still need to know how points will be distributed under this new system, they only talked about how it can affect mostly people under NOC B though

the released table is clearly in preliminary phase though, and they said IRCC plans to use it in spring 2022...

Mark can talk all he wants but the fact that CEC just invited 2k people can still mean something... why bother inviting people 1 month later and just 2k? I do believe they are worried about inviting more low skilled workers as well as those backlogs.

they released some updates on these changes in november 2020 and also released the correspondence tables for the new NOC system on march this year https://www.statcan.gc.ca/eng/concepts/consult-noc/noc-correspondence-prelim

and then we have Canada screaming how they so need more immigration to save their economy XD

~the way he read the comment "FSW LIVES MATTER" means too much

omg, i can't with this Mark guy.....

in the document it says IRCC plans to implement this changes in spring 2022, you are mostly safe, but I know how mind nerving this can be... because they do whatever they want

https://www.statcan.gc.ca/eng/concepts/consult-noc/noc-correspondence-prelim They literally released this on March and we all missed that.

The NOC 2021 will be published in early 2021 and will become the departmental standard for data collection and dissemination for occupations at Statistics Canada. Implementation dates for the new classification version will vary based on when programs, entities, organizations or individuals...

I do believe this could be a more straightforward way to call the system and categorize people. I can understand how the name skill level can be misleading and all, but I found that table funny. NOC A will also be split into 2 most likely (from 28% to TEER0 and TEER1, with 9% and 19% of total...