The express entry system or this is at least what it was called after 2015. Is something that you would ought to look at personally before you are considered to be qualified to be a part of the Canadian society. The express entry system would be revolving around the three, main economic immigration programs; the Federal Skilled Worker Program, Federal Skilled Trades Program, and Canadian Experience Class. The system is responsible for the filtration and screening process, where first the system evaluates whether the applicate is eligible for any of the three programs and those of whom are selected are into the express entry pool are then assigned a comprehensive ranking system (CRS). Which is a score based on the information in each of there profile by looking into factors like education, language ability and work experience. Invitation for permanent residence is sent to people in the top ranking in the pool. The CRS has two set of points. Firstly, there is the core set of up to 600 points on factors such as skill and experience. And additional points on subjects like a valid job offer that totals a score of 1200 points. The CRS score is dynamic depending upon updates to the profile.
The Federal Skilled Worker Program
The federal skilled worker program is responsible for the intake of skilled foreign work experience and skills of those who want to immigrate to Canada permanently. The Canadian process of selecting skilled workers is fairly complex. So, let’s have a look at it below.
Applicates are required to take some English or French (Canada’s secondary language) tests that would prove their proficiency in the field of reading, writing, listening and speaking. If the education was completed from Canada or any other international institution that candidate should have a complete record of his academic achievements, including the degree, diploma or any other piece of record that someone might have.
In addition to the above the person must show that he/she has ample amount of money to begin a life in Canada before he or she might be able to find a job in Canada.
And to top it all off, the most important factor is your job experience. If you are working a field and has been working uninterrupted for 1 year of full-time work experience performing a managerial level job, professional job or technical jobs and skilled trades. This would increase of your chances of immigration as this skilled labor is something that the Canada lack and is more than happy to accommodate in the economy of Canada.
Mainly the Canadian immigration system revolves around 6 things that are listed down below:
- Language: are you capable of communication, in English French or both.
- Education: a maximum of 25 points can be earned for someone who went to school in Canada. Complete educational information and credentials are required.
- Work experience: points would be awarded if you have committed to full time paid work for more than a year.
- Age: maximum of 12 points would be awarded to someone between the age of 18 and 46 of age. Person outside this age would be awarded no points.
- Arranged employment: upon a permanent job offer the candidate would be awarded 10 points and would become a part of the Canadian federal skilled worker.
- Adaptability: a person may be rewarded a max of 10 points for this which would include: a spouse a partner or any other adult relative that are already living in Canada as permanent resident.
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