Is job offer valid under arranged employment with difference in NOC for EE applied & job offered?
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No, I haven't applied for those jobs yet.......most of the NOC-A-2131 jobs posted in job bank are mostly for 5yrs+ exp people. So, as I have 3yrs+ exp I was thinking if we can apply for NOC-B-2234 or 2231 ( as there are related to civil or construction field), will the job offer comes under arranged employment?
Also, Please let me know does employers provide LMIA for NOC-B jobs?
Thank you.
Also, Please let me know does employers provide LMIA for NOC-B jobs?
Thank you.
You can certainly apply for the NOC B roles and try to secure a job offer with an approved LMIA. However it is next to impossible to find employers willing to go through the LMIA process.
I would recommend that you look for other ways to increase your EE score. Securing a job offer most likely will not be possible.
I'm not sure I understand your question.
Yes - the LMIA process is long and difficult for the employer. It typically takes 4-6 months to complete and the employer must advertise the job for at least a month to prove no Canadian could be found for the role.
People who are already PRs do not require LMIAs to work.
Hi Everyone.
My Canadian Equivalency is Bachelor's in Engineering (CIVIL)- CANADA Noc code 2131.
Since 8 years I am working as an Estimation Engineer- CANADA Noc code 2234.
I want to apply under 2234 NOC code, do I need any mandatory certification?
(or)
If I find a job that states no certification required and whatever qualification (CIVIL Engineering in my case) I have is enough? Will, I still need to provide any certification?
NOC LINK: https://www.jobbank.gc.ca/marketreport/requirements/3273/22437
My Canadian Equivalency is Bachelor's in Engineering (CIVIL)- CANADA Noc code 2131.
Since 8 years I am working as an Estimation Engineer- CANADA Noc code 2234.
I want to apply under 2234 NOC code, do I need any mandatory certification?
(or)
If I find a job that states no certification required and whatever qualification (CIVIL Engineering in my case) I have is enough? Will, I still need to provide any certification?
NOC LINK: https://www.jobbank.gc.ca/marketreport/requirements/3273/22437
I think additional certifications (apart from Engg. degree) are not required for entry level civil engg. /estimator jobs unless specified or asked. But if it is high level or management level jobs you may need to prove now or in future.
I suggest to get addtnl certificates in civil/construction filed after going to Canada such as EIT (FE), P.Engg, OSHA-30hr (safety), CMIT (construction management), RICS (estimator), PMP etc or any software related proficiencies or licensures or memberships etc. as per your field. These certifications will boost your career growth.
Please share info regarding certifications if any,
Thank you.