12 NOC codes of Tech and Health occupations to be prioritized in New Brunswick

Key aspects: New Brunswick prioritizes immigration applications

· 12 specific National Occupational Classification (NOC) codes are categorized under the occupations related to Health and Technology

· Canada has replaced the NOC levels with TEER categories

· The immigration candidates can use the Atlantic Immigration Program if they are not categorized under the list of NOC codes

· The skilled worker stream, targets candidates with a full-time secured job offer from an employer in New Brunswick

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Overview:

New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program passed a statement, “by the end of 2022, Opportunities New Brunswick (ONB) Immigration is set to implement a few measures, to handle the inventory of the Skilled Worker stream.”

The Training, Education, Experience, and Responsibilities (TEER) codes have been replaced with the NOC codes. The 12 specific National Occupational Classification (NOC) codes are categorized under the occupations related to Health and Technology.

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New Brunswick, has declared that it will be prioritizing the immigration applications of Canada, particularly from 12 National Occupational Classification (NOC) codes of health and technology-related occupations.

The applications of international graduates, francophones, and graduates from the province, will also be focused on, in order to address its backlogs.

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The 12 specific NOC and TEER codes

The Training, Education, Experience, and Responsibilities (TEER) codes have been replaced with the NOC codes. Below are the 12 specific National Occupational Classification (NOC) codes categorized under the Health and Technology related occupations.

Health-related occupations

2016 NOC Code	2021 NOC (TEER) code	Occupation
3012	31301	Registered nurses and registered psychiatric nurses
3233	32101	Licensed practical nurses
3413	33102	Nurse aides, orderlies and patient service associates
4412	44101	Home support workers, caregivers and related occupations
	65310	Light duty cleaners

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Technology-related occupations

2016 NOC Code	2021 NOC (TEER) code	Occupation
2147	21311	Computer engineers (except software engineers and designers)
2172	21211	Data scientists
	21223	Database analysts and data administrators
2173	21211	Data scientists
	21231	Software engineers and designers
2174	21234	Web developers and programmers
	21232	Software developers and programmers
	21230	Computer programmers and interactive media developers
2175	21233	Web designers
	21234	Web developers and programmers
2281	22220	Computer network and web technicians
2282	22221	User support technicians
2283	22222	Information systems testing technicians

The applications that are not included in the categories mentioned above will be updated later and the application processing is assumed to be delayed.

However, the applicants can use the Atlantic Immigration Program, if they are not categorized into any one of the above codes.

Basic eligibility requirements: Skilled Worker Stream

The skilled worker stream of New Brunswick mainly targets immigration candidates who have a full-time secured job offer from an employer in the province.

The overseas applicants must meet the following basic eligibility requirements.

·     Must have a genuine job offer, with a permanent position

o   Low-skilled workers: NOC D skill type 7, 8 and 9

o   Semi-skilled workers: NOC C

o   High-skilled workers: NOC 0, A, B

·    Evidence that you are qualified for the specific job role

·    Must be given competitive wages like;

o   Similar or exceeded wage level in a particular region of New Brunswick for the occupation

o   Have the same wages in comparison to the worker with similar training and experience for related job roles in New Brunswick

o   Compatibility with the employer structure of wages

·   Must have a genuine intention to stay in New Brunswick. The immigration candidates must be transparent with the details mentioned below:

o   Present employment in New Brunswick

o   Involvement of the community

o   Details of employment search

o   Details of all the past visits to the country

o   Professional affiliations and networks

o   Capability to support yourself in the province

o   Details of the past or current residence period

o   Information on the actions taken in order to settle in the province

o   Connections through study, family, or work

o   Property ownership and household lease agreements

o   Social relationships, family ties, or any other connections

·   For a regulated occupation in a job offer, it is a must for the candidates to have a necessary license or certificate

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Factors of selection under the Skilled Worker Stream

If all the eligibility requirements are met, the candidates are scored based on the six selection factors. To be qualified under this stream, it is mandatory for the immigration candidates to score a minimum 60 points out of 100.

Selection Factors	Maximum points required
Age	10
Language skills	28
Education	20
Work experience	20
Priority sectors	10
Adaptability	12

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