Am I eligible for PNP?

[EddieTNZ]

1. I work for a large Canadian e-commerce company, and am a social media and vendor specialist (work with suppliers to achieve mutual goals).
2. I have a related business degree that I obtained back home, majoring in marketing and advertising, and I have approx 3 years of work experience.

Is my job position eligible for PNP, so that I can continue working and stay in Canada? If so, under which category exactly do I fall? Skilled Worker perhaps? If so, which level, 0, a or b?

Thank you!

 

[propain]

where are you at the moment

 

[Dishu123]

1. I work for a large Canadian e-commerce company, and am a social media and vendor specialist (work with suppliers to achieve mutual goals).
2. I have a related business degree that I obtained back home, majoring in marketing and advertising, and I have approx 3 years of work experience.

Is my job position eligible for PNP, so that I can continue working and stay in Canada? If so, under which category exactly do I fall? Skilled Worker perhaps? If so, which level, 0, a or b?

Thank you!

If you are in Alberta, and if you fall under level 0, A or B, you are eligible to apply for PR through AINP Skilled worker category. Now to find out your skill category, google "NOC 2011 Canada" or something like that. You basically need a NOC code.

 

[EddieTNZ]

where are you at the moment

BC. Thanks

 

[NetMecca]

Hi

I agree with the comments regarding the NOC list and categorizations.

Here is the link, find your job here and see if you are under the right categories :
http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/noc/english/noc/2011/OccupationIndex.aspx

Step 1 :
For PNP you need employer support as this is an employer driven program

Step 2 :
If you have been in Canada for a while, the new experience class will likely prove a viable option as well.


Good luck

Cheers