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Help to Understand...CANADIAN IMMIGRATION NOC, SKILL LEVEL 0, A OR B ?

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I gonna apply for canadain immigration, right im filling forms, but its tells, write only ocupation for work experience that falls in Skill Type 0, Or Skill level A and B. I do my best but couldnt understand, whaere is list of these ype. Please help me to understand, on NOC website, all jobs are accourding Level 0, A and B, or this list is available else where. Waiting for a Quick responce. Many thanks in advance. Good luck.

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  1. At http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/NOC-CNP/app/inde... you can search for your job title and get possible matches with a NOC code.

    Say if you punch in social worker, you get two possible matches, 4152 and 4212

    On the NOC matrix, you can see what those numbers mean: http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/NOC-CNP/docs/Mat...

    The first number, 4, indicates job category 4.  The second number indicates the skill level.  The 2nd number 0 means skill level 0.  The 2nd number being 1 means skill level A, the 2nd number being 2 means skill level B, the 2nd number being 4 means skill level C and the 2nd number being 6 means skill level D.

    You need skill level 0, A or B to classify as a skilled worker.  If you are skill level C or D, you can still get a job offer and work permit but you would not be able to apply for permanent residency.

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