NBPNP: New Brunswick Skilled Workers Express Entry Category: Network Here
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Hi All,
My occupation is not in Table 1, so just wanted to know, Did New Brunswick accepted EOI's for people who does not have their occupations in table 1 :-
Information technology: programmers, analysts, technical customer support, sales
Industrial mechanics
Business and financial analysts
Industrial electricians
Retail trade managers
Accounting technicians and bookkeepers
Hospitality managers and cooks with formal professional education
Translators (English into French)
Manufacturing managers
Administrative Assistants
My occupation is not in Table 1, so just wanted to know, Did New Brunswick accepted EOI's for people who does not have their occupations in table 1 :-
Information technology: programmers, analysts, technical customer support, sales
Industrial mechanics
Business and financial analysts
Industrial electricians
Retail trade managers
Accounting technicians and bookkeepers
Hospitality managers and cooks with formal professional education
Translators (English into French)
Manufacturing managers
Administrative Assistants
Hello! Per their website, you should have at least 1 year previous work experience. Are you still in NB and working full time? If yes, then you should be qualified through Priority 1. Please refer to this link - tinyurl.com/huhr9pgkalpan said:
I have fellow applicants last year that received ITA even if their NOC are not in the "In-Demand" list. I am not certain though if they are more strict or compliant to the posted mechanics. But their quota for 2016 is 50% or more higher than last year so I believe they would consider same as last year.
rahul1404 said:
Hello everyone! Good Day!
I would just like to ask if we do not have a connection to New Brunswick
OR
attended a NBPNP information session in person in the past two years (no more than two years prior to the submission of an EOI)
but my husband's skill are included within their list, can we still apply for NB-PNP?
I would just like to ask if we do not have a connection to New Brunswick
OR
attended a NBPNP information session in person in the past two years (no more than two years prior to the submission of an EOI)
but my husband's skill are included within their list, can we still apply for NB-PNP?
Hello, I'm preparing my documents and I have this on the check list: Children Section
* proof of current or future studies in Canada, including a confirmation letter from the educational
institution(s) and study permit or other authorization.
We are not living now in Canada, Should I send the school certificate, or is it only for the inland applicant?
Thanks
* proof of current or future studies in Canada, including a confirmation letter from the educational
institution(s) and study permit or other authorization.
We are not living now in Canada, Should I send the school certificate, or is it only for the inland applicant?
Thanks
It depends on which program you are interested in. I am a college graduate from NB, I have a brother who is a Canadian citizen and who lives in NB and I have a job (bookkeeper which is in priority list for NB) with 9 months of work experience in NB and I still have to wait for 3 more months to be able to apply under NB Express Entry. However, if you still have a job in NB you could apply under NBPNP. Only what you need is to reach 50 points, to get a support document by your employer and to have English test completed.kalpan said:
Congrats dec09mommy.. Cud you please let us know when have you placed your EOI and the points you have secured? Also under which category you have applied:dec09mommy said:I got an ITA for NBPNP today. At last!
Connection to NB or NB Information session ?
Hi suvadeepg!suvadeepg said:
Below:
NOC 2171
67 points (just minimum)
2nd priority - Attended 23-Jan-16 Info Session in Manila
Submitted EOI on 25-Jan-16
Thanks dec09mommy.. Hopefully i might receive mine as well as I have submitted my EOI on 27th Jan & have given dual NOC codes: 2171 & 0213 as I use to be an IT consultant and & now an IT manager. I could perform both the roles hence not sure how NB will perceive this.dec09mommy said: