xavuv:
Well, so far, in the space of 5 weeks that I started sending resumes to designated employers, 3 employers contacted me with positive emails. One of them sent me an email asking some questions about my previous work experience and why I applied to his company for job etc. I think he's satisfied with my answers and he sent another mail asking me when and how should he contact me for over the phone interview, and that he would be contacting me in 2 weeks time. well, I'm still expecting his call. The other 2 were like they would save my details and contact me when they want to start recruiting for April season.

Some ppl were saying that designated employers under AIPP are somehow handicapped to bring employees from outside Canada due to COVID, i hope that's not true.

Guys pls share your experience so far.

lolyx:


@xavuv, trust me, this is not the time you want to start listening to people's random opinions especially when it comes to AIPP because alot of people dont even believe it works.,The atlantic provinces are employing as they usually update their designated employer list every month end. Newbrunswick is conducting recruitment in Nigeria in March, u can check their website for more information. Newfoundland and Labrador also conducts webinars for weekly for AIPP applicants and employers, you can also check their website for more info. https://www.gov.nl.ca/immigration/immigrating-to-newfoundland-and-labrador/atlantic-immigration-pilot-program/workers/webinars-pathways-to-immigrating-to-newfoundland-and-labrador/
My advice for everyone following the AIPP pathway, dont give up, just keep sending your resumes, there is an employer out there in Canada whose need you would meet by GOD's grace.
All the best.

IghravweIG:
Hello Good people.

I'm looking to apply for any job opportunity related to my field of study and hopefully relocate to Canada.

I have a Bs.c in Accounting 2015, 29 years old, Self employed(I'm into freelance, Domain flipping, Bitcoin trading).

The issue now is i really don't have that much onfield work experience in a manner of speaking.

I however did do Npower (N-Agro-2018-2020), i really don't know if this will qualify as an experience or something.

Please i'm a total novice in this and i would really need guidance and direction on how to go about the process.

Do i stand a chance in getting a job and relocating?

Funds is not an issue at all, i just need the proper guidance.

Thanks!

Jaycew:

You're 29, you should look into express entry via federal skilled worker. You can take and additional exam to add to your bsc and boost your point

lyziwealth5:
Hello Frank please kindly add me to the whatsaap group I wud appreciate 07061286962 tnks in advance

bisiswag:
Hello my dear nairaland family. Please I need fast and urgent answers from you guys. Between Nova scotia,ontario and saskatchewan. Which is best for a tech person to migrate to? Person is single. Thank you everyone

Jay313:
House,

Please is the Atlantic immigration pilot program still on-going?

Jay313:
House,

Please is the Atlantic immigration pilot program still on-going?

Jay313:
Dear House,

Just to be sure, this instruction in the pix shows the job offer could be in a NOC you don't have experience in

Shespeaks:
Please who has gone through the AIPP work permit application? I will be applying for an open work permit for my husband and study permit for my kids ages 7, 3, 3. I'm confused on how to submit my TWP application along with theirs. Will their application have to be included in my GC account or separately?
Please help if you can!
Thank you.