OOPNP French-Speaking Skilled Workers Stream

[Lasuissemanda]

The Government of Ontario is interested in considering you for nomination under its Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) through Express Entry.



If you want Ontario to consider you for nomination under its PNP you must contact Ontario directly after receiving this letter. Note that this letter of interest is not a guarantee that you will be nominated by Ontario. You will first have to satisfy Ontario that you meet the requirements of their program.



You can find general information about each province or territory's PNP program on the website. You will also find a link to Ontario's PNP requirements and contact information.





General information:



If a province or territory nominates you through Express Entry and you accept the PNP nominationyou will be allocated an additional 600 points in the Express Entry Comprehensive Ranking System. This means you will likely receive an invitation to apply for permanent residence under the Provincial Nominee Program.



If you accept a nomination, you are indicating to both Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) and that provincial or territorial jurisdiction that you intend to live in that province or territory and that you will comply with any other provincial or territorial program requirements.



Once you accept a nomination, your profile will no longer be visible to other provinces and territories, so you will not be considered for nomination by other jurisdictions. You will also not be considered for federal economic programs in Express Entry.



If a province or territory nominates you and you decline the PNP nomination, you will not be invited to apply under Ontario's nominee program.



It is possible to be nominated by more than one province or territory, but you may only accept one nomination.



If you decline the nomination, you will stay in the Express Entry pool of candidates. You will still be eligible to receive invitations to apply under the federal immigration programs (Federal Skilled Worker Program, Federal Skilled Trades Program and/or Canadian Experience Class). As well, other provinces and territories (if applicable) will be able to see your profile for future consideration.

That s the message they sent me on october 5th

 

[Lasuissemanda]

and what is your profession?

That s what is stated on my profle. I think their system is going crazy then. I'm a elementary teacher. I don't they my profession is in demand according to their website

 

[Lasuissemanda]

What upsets me is that i asked them if the system sends noi by mistake sometimes and the agent just kept telling to go to website to check program requirements and about the 45 days deadline. He was like reading a script. Obviously he knew nothing. He even checked my profile and could not tell me a valid reason for my NOI. He kept saying that my clb7 in english and clb6 in french makes me elegible. But elegible for what? HCP is closed and French stream requires clb7 in french i guess i will jist ignore the NOI and close that profile to create another one.

 

[vensak]

How many points does your profile show? Something is off there.
They either have glitch in their searching bot or they have changed searching criteria.
The biggest problem is, that the stream is not specified on their NOI (so everybody needs to figure it out). Check the website and read the requirements for both stream in detail.
Please be aware that NOI itself is no guarantee, you also need to meet the requested requirements. Good luck.

 

[vensak]

TEF CBL 7:

Reading - 207 +
Writing - 310 +
Listening - 217+
Speaking - 310+

Having French as a first language was their hidden condition (but maybe by now, they are able to corss search the database).

 

[vensak]

HCP requires CBL 7 only in 1 language.
French at CBL 6 will give you 15 points, sibling in Canada as well.
Not having 3 full year of work experience would cost you app. 13 points. But if you are close to it (2 years and 11 months) system does not recognize, if you have started in the middle of the month and will assign you the points).
One more thing French stream has 45 days deadline, but HCP has 6 months to submit.
However French stream has the same deadline for posting documents after creating their profile at Ontario (45 days from NOI).
HCP only has 14 days from creating the profile, but they can delete it and start again.

If you have any previous trades certification (and as funny as it is your teacher specialization is close to 1 specific trade) and if you currently live in Ontario you could even qualify for the Trades stream (new one and there are no point requirements there). And yes that one is for EE as well.

 

[Lasuissemanda]

How many points does your profile show? Something is off there.
They either have glitch in their searching bot or they have changed searching criteria.
The biggest problem is, that the stream is not specified on their NOI (so everybody needs to figure it out). Check the website and read the requirements for both stream in detail.
Please be aware that NOI itself is no guarantee, you also need to meet the requested requirements. Good luck.

Yes something is off. My score is 387

 

[Lasuissemanda]

TEF CBL 7:

Reading - 207 +
Writing - 310 +
Listening - 217+
Speaking - 310+

Having French as a first language was their hidden condition (but maybe by now, they are able to corss search the database).

I put english as first language because since i have clb6 in french then i would not be elegible under FSW. So i put french as second language. I will continue to monitor the website

 

[vensak]

http://www.collegeoftrades.ca/wp-content/uploads/TFS_CDP_Nov2015.pdf

http://www.collegeoftrades.ca/wp-content/uploads/TFS_CYW_Nov2015.pdf

With this your whole education and work experience might be considered as a trade.

 

[vensak]

Are you now in Ontario (any type of visa)?

 

[vensak]

And what is your NOC?

 

[vensak]

Ontario’s Express Entry Skilled Trades Stream Criteria
To be eligible to apply, you must meet the following provincial criteria:

1. Work Experience: A minimum of 12 months of full-time (or the equivalent in part-time) work experience in Ontario within two years from the date of your Notification of Interest from Ontario. Work experience must be in a skilled trade occupation listed in Minor Group 633 or Major Group 72, 73, or 82 of the National Occupational Classification (NOC) system.
2. Trade Certification (if required): A trade license or certification from the Ontario College of Trades if working/have worked in an occupation in Ontario that requires a license or certification.
3. Current Residence in Ontario: Currently residing in Ontario on a valid work permit.
4. Language: A minimum of Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) 5 in English or in French.
5. Settlement Funds: A minimum level of savings or income to support you and your family members.
6. Intent: An intention to live in Ontario

 

[Lasuissemanda]

Are you now in Ontario (any type of visa)?

No i was 2 months ago. As a tourist

 

[Lasuissemanda]

And what is your NOC?

4032 . i dont have trade certificate just my bachelor degree.

 

[vensak]

The only explanation would be, that the system might have identified you under skilled trades. Your problem there is this:

All applicants must be currently residing in Ontario and hold a valid work permit at the time of application submission. Note: You are not required to be employed at the time of application submission, however, you must have a valid work permit in Canada. Open work permits, postgraduation work permits and work permits issued under the International Mobility Program all qualify.