i am a allso a Software developer Worked at MNC Company.I am thinking of moving to Canada. I am looking for a job in Canada as a software developer. Do you have any suggestions for getting a job in Canada as a software developer?

Hey I belong to IT field , i am planning to do my pgdm in 2025 fall...what are the provinces which are best suitable for me for an easy pnp. btw can i get your linkedin/insta ?

@@gauravji2023 My concern is that IT could be saturated. Ontario supposed to have the most IT jobs, but so does people. OINP tech draws would routinely omit IT specialists. In Alberta, I heard that it is very competitive to find IT jobs even though it has a healthy tech industry. For PR, consultants are recommending Atlantic provinces. Nova Scotia is getting expensive in housing; it is over-crowded. New Brunswick looks promising. It has federal Express Entry, NB PNP, and Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP). After graduation, file New Brunswick Student Connection Express Entry. This is only a tip. You should monitor Canadian IT development and job sites in particular provinces of interest. Only you can make the tough call.

​@@gauravji2023same here I'm about to apply for my course in Alberta or Saskatchewan to get PR easy

What is certification of qualification for trade?

@@RashidAli-ux7me If you study to be an electrician, you can go through internship and certification with Ontario (or the province where you are); similarly for plumber and carpenter. Recently, IRCC banned truckers from getting bonus points with COQ.

Can someone get these certficate of qualification while studying in canada? I meant while being on student visa

@@kshitijwalwaikar5968 COQ proves that a person is qualified to work in a certain skilled trade in Canada. They have passed a certification exam, and meet all the requirements to practice their trade in that province or territory. This certificate is issued by the body that governs trades in a Canadian province or territory or by a federal authority. You need to go through study, apprenticeship and exam.

@@smwk2017does security license or OMVIC license come under this?

What about healthcare workers?

Make sure that she qualifies for some sort of PNP stream after graduation. in Ontario, if she graduated with Master degree from an eligible Ontario public university, she qualifies for OINP Masters Graduate Stream for PNP. No job offers required to apply. In BC, if she graduated with Master degree from certain university programs, she qualifies for International Post-Graduate Stream. No job offers required to apply. Other provinces have similar PNP streams. Choose province/university/program carefully for PNP. She may or may not be able to find a job after graduation.

Thank you very much for u r advise . Actually she got admitted in Dalhousie university nova Scotia .

@@inayath30 Dalhousie University is the top university in Nova Scotia. Nova Scotia offers multiple PR pathways including federal Express Entry, NS PNP, and Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP). NS is one of the easier provinces to get PR.

Most graduates can apply PNP, even if they have a 1-yr certificate or 2-yr diploma. Each province's PNP is different. A Bachelor degree enables you to compete for jobs effectively against local Canadian university graduates.

MBA alone won't cut it in Canada. Employers look at the university that you graduated from, CGPA, competition awards (if any), experience, leadership ability, and communication skills. In a new country, workers behave differently from those in India. Tax laws and government regulations are different.

Not for engineers. It is for trade mostly.

Office Administrative Executive is just a fancy name for "secretary." Do not pay money to become a secretary. In the times of Remote Office, they are laying off secretaries because no one shows up in the office any more.

Hey bro do you have Instagram i have to ask you some questions. I am also planning to come Canada after 12

Certificate of Qualification is for trade.

He is an engineer under federal skilled worker (FSW). There is no COQ for engineers.

Both UK and Australia announced immigration cuts. In UK, you can't bring your dependents any more. Australia plans to reduce immigration targets by half within 2 years and revamp its immigration system. As for USA, there are 1.1 million Indians waiting for their green cards; join the line.

Pls bhai reply dena pls

If you are in trade, internship and exam.

Can you tell me which is good to take diploma or degree... Because everyone is saying take masters , diploma after 12 is not worth it to coming Canada

Look for "Designated learning institutions list". Enter province and then school to check if your program is PGWP-eligible. The answer is: YES, NO, or YES (Details). YES means all programs are eligible. YES (Details) means that some programs are eligibile as explained in the Details section.

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It is for trades such as plumber, carpenter, and electrician. You need to get certified with the governing body of the province, which can take years of apprenticeship. Then you receive the 50 points in Certificate of Qualification (COQ).

Express Entry (Canadian Experience Class) requires 1560 hours of Canadian experience under TEER 0,1,2,or 3 occupation. For PNP, it is another story. In Ontario, there is OINP Masters Graduate Streamm, if you graduated with Master degree from an eligible Ontario public university, you can file wihtout any job offers. In BC, there is International Post-graduate Stream. If you graduated with Master degree from an eligible univeristy and program, you can file without any job offers.

You will be eligible for pr but I don't know how much point you will get as cutoff keeps changing

1) File Express Entry (federal skilled worker). No Canadian experience or education required. Chances are slim unless your have specialized or in-demand skills. 2) Apply and study PhD in Canada. Surprisingly, tuition is low in many universities. 3) Look for a Canadian employer for job offer, willing to sponsor you for LMIA (Labor Market Impact Assessment). Once LMIA approved, you can apply for closed work permit.

If you can't afford Canadian education, then come as federal skilled worker (FSW) or federal skilled trade (FST). No job offers or Canadian experience required to apply. There are some special program: Nova Scotia Critical Construction Worker Pilot Program New Brunswick Critical Worker Pilot Program Ssakatchewan International Worker Hard-to-Fill Skills Pilot Program

Employers value Master degree more than PG Diplomas. Also, Master degree earns more CRS points. More importantly, many provinces have special PNP streams for Master degree graduates. For example, in Ontario, if you graduated with Master degree from an eligible Ontario public university, you qualify for OINP Masters Graduate Stream; no job offers required to apply.

Unfortunately, most Master degrees require 4-yr Bachelor degrees. Many Indian students have only 3-yr Bachelor degrees so they settle for PG Diplomas.

​@@smwk2017Can we do masters after pg diploma ?

@@r_a_j.... Yes. Master is usually 2 years and requires 4 yr Bachelor degree.

I have 3 years Bachelor and 2 year Master from Nepal...Can I apply Master or not???

Huge difference 1) Masters can lead you to pr easily and masters degree is valuable around the world not in canada only. 2)with pg diploma there is only one option to apply for pr and this degree doesn’t have its value in other countries than canada.

I believe so. You need to read the OINP Masters Graduate Stream for requirements. If you attend a private university such as Yorkville, you can forget about it.

What's that, I mean What's the procedure for evaluation

​@@venomsss2577but do we need need job offer letter?

For trades, if you get certified with the official governing body of the province (which can take years of apprenticeship), you recevie 50 points called Certificate of Qualification (COQ). Recently, IRCC banned truckers from getting this 50 points.

@@smwk2017 Thank you

If you work in a prioritized occupation, you qualify for category-based Express Entry draws with lower CRS cutoffs. If you don't work in a prioritized occupation, you belong to general Express Entry draws with very high CRS cutoffs (over 500). This is from federal side. From provincial side, there is PNP. If you don't qualify for PNP, then you are in the wrong province. Look for a province with easier PNP for your occupation. Make sure the other province's stream accepts out-of-province PGWP holders before moving.

@@smwk2017 I heard that the Saskatchewan doesn't accept the out of province PGWP holders for their PNP program. Is that right? Do you have the idea which provinces are easy to get PNP for a Lab technician(TEFR-2 category)? I searched on Google but didn't find any useful information.

@@sakshyamacharya9302 This guying is saying otherwise. You just need a job offer letter from Saskatewan employer. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pKx7Zb2ClqjFh4E.htmlsi=2Jzxm89sjKz1Tsly

Express Entry is for jobs in TEER 0, 1, 2, or 3. "65201 - Food counter attendants, kitchen helpers and related support occupations" is TEER 5 occupation. You will need to try PNP.

Then how we get it? Any idea?

@@sakshyamacharya9302 I don't your province. BC PNP has some of these occupations in there. That is why I asked you to compare provinces' PNPs. You could be in the wrong province for TEER 5 occupations.

@@smwk2017 Would you mind telling me which province would be better for Lab Technician(TEFR-2)job for PNP, please?

@@sakshyamacharya9302 Consultants are recommending students to study in Atlantic provinces for easier PR. My concern is jobs. If you are health/hospital labs, then there are jobs. If you are engineering/scientific labs, there may not be enough industries in these less populated provinces. Atlantic Immigration Program provides you access to designated employers from Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, PEI, and Newfoundland & Labrador job markets.