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CANADAS NEW NOC 2021 ISSUED & IN AFFECT FOR FALL 2023

Canadas New NOC 2021 Issued & In Affect for Fall 2023

The New TEER System replaces the NOC Skill level

The earlier skill categories are 0, A, B, C. But IRCC has mentioned that the new NOC is going to have an altogether new TEER system to segregate the occupations of the applicants. TEER means Training, Education, Experience, and Responsibilities on which jobs will be categorized.

Why New TEER System is introduced by Canada?

To begin with, classifying professions based on "skill levels" is perplexing, given the NOC is concerned with occupations rather than skills. The new TEER system is introduced to lay a spotlight on the applicants who have good experience and education to work for a specific job.

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Second, Statistics Canada claims that the previous NOC method is not up to the mark in dividing low- and high-skilled workers. So, this new NOC TEER method can categorize professionals more accurately based on their skills.

TEER Categories

Currently, there are 4 categories - 0, A, B, C. But NOC 2021 is coming with 6 different categories which are why it is worth migrating to work in Canada. Here is the detailed information on the TEER system.

TEER 0: Managerial Occupations

TEER 1: Multiple years of experience in a particular occupation from TEER 2 Or A University degree (bachelors or masters or doctoral)

TEER 2: Jobs at supervisory or substantial safety (for example police officers and firefighters) Or Multiple years of experience in a particular occupation from TEER 3 Or 2-3 years of post-secondary education at any community college or any Institute of Technology or CEGEP Or Completion of 2-5 years of the apprentice program

TEER 3: Less than 2 years of post-secondary education at any community college or any Institute of Technology or CEGEP Or Completion of 1-2 years of the apprentice program Or Multiple years of experience in a particular occupation from TEER 4 Or Six or more months of job training /training course/ work experience in any Occupations in-demand in Canada with any secondary school education.

TEER 4: Multiple years of experience in a particular occupation from TEER 5 Or Secondary School education Or Multiple weeks of job training /training course/ work experience with any secondary school education

TEER 5: No Formal Education is required and Short work experience proof is enough

New Occupations Added In Data Science & Cyber Security

There are 516 professions in the new TEER system, up from 500 in NOC 2016. To represent expanding disciplines such as data science, cyber security, and others, new jobs have been established in 2021.

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All these changes will be in effect for fall 2022. IRCC has released this news earlier so that ESDC and others will have time for updating their systems with new NOC categories. Get the complete Key Components to Migrate to Canada.

For more detailed information, check with our Canada Immigration Counselors.

Frequently Asked Questions

Canada: The Great White North is Number 1 on this list. With easy immigration processes, a welcoming society, great education and healthcare, cool weather, and the ever-growing job market, Canada is the undisputed leader in immigration potential.

Germany: The Deutschland is famous for precision, quality, and high expectations. Unsurprisingly, it makes the list but we’re still going to spell it out. Currently, home to over 170,000 Indians, Germany is a melting pot of different cultures mostly from other countries in the EU. A veritable hub for mechanical engineering, Germany has a low level of corruption, and a love for innovation and is home to over 25 Fortune 500 companies. With the demand for highly skilled professionals, Germany is a choice destination for young, smart immigrants from all over the world.

Provincial Nominee Program is one of the best routes for Canadian immigration. Every province (state) in Canada has its criteria for immigration. This criterion is custom-fitted to reflect the needs and growth opportunities arising in that respective province.

A Master’s Degree translates directly into a better CRS score. Your educational qualifications reflect the contribution you would make to the destination country’s economy which means that you would be more sought after. Speaking one of the country's primary languages (Eg: French for Canada) also greatly raises your chances for both visa success as well job opportunities.

If you fall under the NOC list in Canada or SOL in Australia (Occupations in demand list), it means that jobs are readily available for qualified candidates. On average, individuals earn 8 times as much salary in Canada as compared to India.

 




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