Eraytee:
thanks for creating this platform, please any geoscientists in the house? please lets relate

thunderfirebubu:
pls I jus saw dis information nw and it's all alien to me, am really interested in it but I hv little or no idea of wat u guys r saying.. Pls can u enlighten me more at least wit d basics, i really need dis. Lastly am unable to join the whatsapp using the link it says link has been revoked.

hannamia007:
this is the whatsapp link. https://chat(dot)whatsapp(dot)com/JYJ0UVN0he2DtF26tDtyZW

replace the dot with .

Mummychichi:



There's no need creating a whatsapp group. Let's share everything here. That whatsapp group will kill this thread

hannamia007:
There are two types of resume:

1. A chronological resume is time-based. It is organized by the positions you have held, in order of time. You list your most recent position first. These resumes are best if you have a lot of experience in your field. They are also better for people who do not have periods of time when they were not working.

2. A functional resume is skills-based. It is organized by skills that you gained in your previous work. Functional resumes are best if you:

Are a recent graduate
Have major time gaps in employment
Are changing careers

johnsavy:


Yea...I studied geology...what's up..

hannamia007:
this is the whatsapp link. https://chat(dot)whatsapp(dot)com/JYJ0UVN0he2DtF26tDtyZW

replace the dot with .

Hanna007:
This pilot helps employers in Atlantic Canada hire foreign skilled workers who want to immigrate to Atlantic Canada and also for international graduates who want to stay in Atlantic Canada after they graduate.

This four province are New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador and Prince Edward island .

Firstly, job offer is required from any of this province, but the good thing is LMIA is not needed but the job will have to be endorsed by the province through your employer. However, employers will have to be registered under this program to be eligible. Which is called designated employer.

This program has three scheme under it but 2 is for foreign skilled worker, while the other is for international graduates. Below is the schemes and requirements:

1. Atlantic high skilled program: this program requires
a) have work in a management, professional or technical/skilled job for at least a year in the last 3 years (NOC O, A or B)
b) have ECA
c) ielts clb 4 or TEF clb 4
d) pof
e) job offer must be full time at least 30hrs per week

2. Atlantic intermediate skilled program requires:
a) must have worked in a job that requires high school education or/and job specific training for at least a year in the last 3 years.
( NOC level C) or NOC A & B in 3012 or 3233 with job offer in NOC C in 3413 or 4412.
b) have ECA
c) ielts clb 4 or tef clb 4
d) pof

Although this program has its tough part (job offer), it also has it's benefits. Which I will list below:
1. IELTS band is low, clb 4 is required which is LRWS: 4.5, 3.5, 4.0, 4.0
2. POF is low;
Family of 1 = $3167
Family of 2 = $3943
Family of 3 = $4847
Family of 4 = $5885
Family of 5 = $6675
Family of 6 = $7528
Family of 7 or more = $8381
3. You don't need to be in the pool or have crs, once your job offer has been endorsed and have register for a settlement program, gather all the necessary documents needed for ircc and submit through paper route. Moreso, you will pay for biometrics , rprf and application fee.


Good Evening All,pls I'm a pharmacist but because of my age I have a low crs score.I have my ECA report,IELTS and other documents...so I think I'm ready for this. Pls I need a contact I could call to explain this in detail to me.The whattsap link keep saying invalid.I really need jelp

Hanna007:
This pilot helps employers in Atlantic Canada hire foreign skilled workers who want to immigrate to Atlantic Canada and also for international graduates who want to stay in Atlantic Canada after they graduate.

This four province are New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador and Prince Edward island .

Firstly, job offer is required from any of this province, but the good thing is LMIA is not needed but the job will have to be endorsed by the province through your employer. However, employers will have to be registered under this program to be eligible. Which is called designated employer.

This program has three scheme under it but 2 is for foreign skilled worker, while the other is for international graduates. Below is the schemes and requirements:

1. Atlantic high skilled program: this program requires
a) have work in a management, professional or technical/skilled job for at least a year in the last 3 years (NOC O, A or B)
b) have ECA
c) ielts clb 4 or TEF clb 4
d) pof
e) job offer must be full time at least 30hrs per week

2. Atlantic intermediate skilled program requires:
a) must have worked in a job that requires high school education or/and job specific training for at least a year in the last 3 years.
( NOC level C) or NOC A & B in 3012 or 3233 with job offer in NOC C in 3413 or 4412.
b) have ECA
c) ielts clb 4 or tef clb 4
d) pof

Although this program has its tough part (job offer), it also has it's benefits. Which I will list below:
1. IELTS band is low, clb 4 is required which is LRWS: 4.5, 3.5, 4.0, 4.0
2. POF is low;
Family of 1 = $3167
Family of 2 = $3943
Family of 3 = $4847
Family of 4 = $5885
Family of 5 = $6675
Family of 6 = $7528
Family of 7 or more = $8381
3. You don't need to be in the pool or have crs, once your job offer has been endorsed and have register for a settlement program, gather all the necessary documents needed for ircc and submit through paper route. Moreso, you will pay for biometrics , rprf and application fee.


Good Evening All,pls I'm a pharmacist but because of my age I have a low crs score.I have my ECA report,IELTS and other documents...so I think I'm ready for this. Pls I need a contact I could call to explain this in detail to me.The whattsap link keep saying invalid.I really need help

Mummychichi:



There's no need creating a whatsapp group. Let's share everything here. That whatsapp group will kill this thread

Uglyaddy:
Their is no need for any WhatsApp group.All discussion should be done here for future reference.

ladymarshall:
I agree.

ladymarshall:
Following. @hannamia007 na real woman (or man) you be! 100 gbosa for you for starting this thread Happy to learn and contribute here

Jaybye:
I agree as well. Opening a whatsapp group will render this thread ineffective. Whatsapp can wait till some people here start prospering through this route. And I suggest Whatsapp groups should be reserved for just Months of AORs just as it's being done in the sister thread, FSW/EE.. [color=#770077][/color]

MamaAaron:
https://www.jobscanadafair.com/Virtual-Job-Fair-Canada-s/1072.htm.
Just register as a job seeker, so that you can see available jobs

MamaAaron:
https://explorecareers.novascotia.ca/job_search

if you are interested in Nova Scotia you can check through several job opening in that link.

sharon2015:
Good day all.. Please I need to ask a question.. Can I apply for (ECE) early childhood educator job posting, because that was my NYSC job experience, but I didn't have any license certificate Or degree in ECE.. I studied office technology and management in school

connectgt:
On the registration portal, what do I fill as city and province?

MamaAaron:
NOTE: 1)AIPP, only principal applicant(PA) ECA and IELTS is required since there is nothing like cut- off points.

2) in order to search for jobs you can use LinkedIn to search for employers and vacancy.

Below are some links. If you have other useful links don't hesitate to share.

*https://employmentjourney.com/
You can check this site for jobs on PEI*

*For people with ECE. This is a month old post and employer is among the designated employers in Nova Scotia

Check out this job at Peter Green Hall Childrens Centre: Early Childhood Educator Assistant
https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/1321887750*

*Check out this job at Future Stars Learning Centre: Early Childhood Educator Assistant
https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/1340539982*

MamaAaron:

You would need to decide which province(out of the four provinces under the AIPP) and city you prefer