Hi, do you guys hear something about "regulated occupations" in OOPNP? I am a university lecturer CRS 426(is it the same as teacher? Not sure) and teaching is a regulated occupation. So my quesition is, can a person (who is not in Canada) with a regulated occupation really get an invitation under OOPNP? I was told by many people that it's almost impossible for a person like me to get invited just because of my career. How frustrating! I sent an email to CIC hoping to get an authoritative reply from them but no reply yet. Can you guys please advise? Thanks!!!
"regulated occupations" in OOPNP
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No. That's why I want to ask such a question. Maybe I shouldn't place hope on it.White knight 22 said:
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I am a teacher and receive PT from OOPNP.
The guidelines states that if you are in Canada working you must have license to be working in any regulated profession such as teaching.
If you are outside Canada, this is not applicable. However, should we get PR, we would need to get license from the Province we intend to work in BEFORE we can work in our profession.
Hope this makes sense.
The guidelines states that if you are in Canada working you must have license to be working in any regulated profession such as teaching.
If you are outside Canada, this is not applicable. However, should we get PR, we would need to get license from the Province we intend to work in BEFORE we can work in our profession.
Hope this makes sense.
ok first University lecturer is different than teacher and its NOC is 4011.. this occupation is not regulated in Ontario.. check that linkhappynightowl said:
http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/NOC/English/NOC/2011/ProfileQuickSearch.aspx?val=4&val1=4011
http://www.ontarioimmigration.ca/en/working/OI_HOW_WORK_PROF_PROFS.html
Even if it was regulated (it is not) , i received an email from them that makes License not mandatory to apply so no worries .. u can apply
Opportunities Ontario has an update regarding Regulated occupations and applicant's applying to Ontario's Express Entry from outside Canada.
>>> Regulated Occupations -
If you are working in a regulated occupation that requires mandatory certification or licensing in Ontario, you must submit proof of your Ontario certification or licence. You may wish to contact the Regulatory Body for more information about becoming licensed in Ontario.
SOURCE: Regulated Professions - http://www.ontarioimmigration.ca/en/working/OI_HOW_WORK_PROF_PROFS.html
If you are working in a regulated skilled trade that requires a Certificate of Qualification in Ontario, you must submit proof of your Ontario Certificate of Qualification issued by the Ontario College of Trades.
SOURCE: Certified Trades - http://www.collegeoftrades.ca/
PLEASE NOTE: The above statements only apply if you are currently working in Canada in an occupation that is regulated in Ontario or you have arranged employment in a regulated occupation in Ontario.
If you are applying from outside of Canada, and you do not have arranged employment in Ontario, you are not required to send proof of certification, licence or a certificate of qualification issued by the Ontario College of Trades.
I hope this has been of some assistance to you.
Thank u so much! That really makes sense and I am full of hope now! hope I can get PT soon! GOOD LUCK to you and me ;DWhite knight 22 said:
Opportunities Ontario has an update regarding Regulated occupations and applicant's applying to Ontario's Express Entry from outside Canada.
PLEASE NOTE: The above statements only apply if you are currently working in Canada in an occupation that is regulated in Ontario or you have arranged employment in a regulated occupation in Ontario.
If you are applying from outside of Canada, and you do not have arranged employment in Ontario, you are not required to send proof of certification, licence or a certificate of qualification issued by the Ontario College of Trades.
I hope this has been of some assistance to you.
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Is there a link where we can find this update especially where it specifies it is not required to send proof if from outside canada? Thanks
PLEASE NOTE: The above statements only apply if you are currently working in Canada in an occupation that is regulated in Ontario or you have arranged employment in a regulated occupation in Ontario.
If you are applying from outside of Canada, and you do not have arranged employment in Ontario, you are not required to send proof of certification, licence or a certificate of qualification issued by the Ontario College of Trades.
I hope this has been of some assistance to you.
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Is there a link where we can find this update especially where it specifies it is not required to send proof if from outside canada? Thanks
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I have just read the application guide in the website today and did not see that update...JoyceM said:
E-mail reply from Ontario PNP office:henryahmed said:
">>> Regulated Occupations -
If you are working in a regulated occupation that requires mandatory certification or licensing in Ontario, you must submit proof of your Ontario certification or license.
SOURCE: Regulated Professions - http://www.ontarioimmigration.ca/en/working/OI_HOW_WORK_PROF_PROFS.html
If you are working in a regulated skilled trade that requires a Certificate of Qualification in Ontario, you must submit proof of your Ontario Certificate of Qualification issued by the Ontario College of Trades.
SOURCE: Certified Trades - http://www.collegeoftrades.ca/
PLEASE NOTE: These statements only apply if you are currently working in Canada in an occupation that is regulated in Ontario or you have arranged employment in a regulated occupation in Ontario.
If you are applying from outside of Canada and you do not have arranged employment in Ontario, you are not required to send proof of certification, license or a certificate of qualification issued by the Ontario College of Trades.
SOURCE: Program Updates, What's New - http://www.ontarioimmigration.ca/en/pnp/OI_PNPNEW.html
Opportunities Ontario Contact Information - http://www.ontarioimmigration.ca/en/pnp/OI_PNPCONTACT.html
I hope this has been of some assistance to you."
I am confused!! Someone please help.
http://www.ontarioimmigration.ca/en/pnp/OI_PNPQUESTIONS.html#display
It says,
To qualify for Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP), do I need to obtain proper registration or trade certification if my occupation or skilled trade is regulated or requires certification in Ontario?
Yes. In order to qualify for Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program, you must obtain the proper registration or trade certification if your intended occupation is regulated or requires certification in Ontario. There are many regulated professions and trades in Ontario. For information on these occupations, please visit our Useful Web Links section.
Please note that for some skilled trades, certification may either be voluntary or mandatory. Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program will only require you to obtain certification if your skilled trade requires mandatory certification. To determine if your skilled trade requires mandatory or voluntary certification, please visit the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities website.
The message clearly says a license is must to get PNP if you are working in a regulated profession. But what is given in the discussion, which is mail from ontario immigration clearly contradicts. Anyone here got a PNP without license?
Regads,
Sreejith
http://www.ontarioimmigration.ca/en/pnp/OI_PNPQUESTIONS.html#display
It says,
To qualify for Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP), do I need to obtain proper registration or trade certification if my occupation or skilled trade is regulated or requires certification in Ontario?
Yes. In order to qualify for Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program, you must obtain the proper registration or trade certification if your intended occupation is regulated or requires certification in Ontario. There are many regulated professions and trades in Ontario. For information on these occupations, please visit our Useful Web Links section.
Please note that for some skilled trades, certification may either be voluntary or mandatory. Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program will only require you to obtain certification if your skilled trade requires mandatory certification. To determine if your skilled trade requires mandatory or voluntary certification, please visit the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities website.
The message clearly says a license is must to get PNP if you are working in a regulated profession. But what is given in the discussion, which is mail from ontario immigration clearly contradicts. Anyone here got a PNP without license?
Regads,
Sreejith