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hannamia007:
am here specifically to help potential and high skilled Computer Science Graduates who have coding/programming background and wants to expand their chances of obtaining a Canadian PR, by applying for a relatively easy Immigration Program called - Altantic Immigration Pilot Program (AIPP). The AIPP primarily aims at filling the skill gaps in the Altantic region of Canada and supporting the business in luring the global latent. Without taking much of your time, I would like to inform you that there is a job openings at Halifax, Novia Scotia, Canada and the employer name is UBISOFT HALIFAX.

Attached is the offical website of the company -
https://www(dot)ubisoft(dot)com/en-US/careers/search.aspx?jobFamily=programming.

Feel free to explore and utilize your chances by securing a genuine job offer from a Canadian employer and applying for a permanent residency of Canada.

Job Positions Available :

1. Application programmer
2. Business application programmer
3. Computer game developer
4. Computer programmer
5. E-business (electronic business) software developer
6. Interactive media developer
7. Multimedia developer
8. Operating systems programmer
9. Programmer analyst
10. Scientific programmer
11. Software developer
12. Software programmer
13. Systems programmer
14. Web programmer

Employment Requirements :

A bachelor's degree in computer science or in another discipline with a significant programming component
or Completion of a college program in computer science is usually required.
Specialization in programming for engineering and scientific applications requires specific post-secondary study or experience.

Additional Information :

Progression to information systems analyst, software engineer or Web designer is possible with experience.

cc: Frankrobbn1

Frankrobbn1:
While reading through the internet, I stumbled on this thread. Happy to be here with you guys!

Below is the comprehensive breakdown of my AIPP Permanent Residence timeline -

*Province*: Newfoundland and Labrador

NOC 6315 - *(High Skilled)*.....

*Job offer* - January 9th, 2019

*Settlement Plan* : January 21st, 2019

*AOR Endorsement* - February 28th, 2019

*Endorsement Approval* - March 26th, 2019

*ECA approval* - April 12th, 2019

*IELTS* - Sat for exam in April 27th, 2019

Received my *IELTS* results in May 10th, 2019



*PR DETAILED TIMELINE UNDER AIPP STREAM*

*PR Application* :

Received/AOR: June 3rd, 2019

*BIL* : June 26th, 2019

*Medical Passed* : June 26th, 2019

*BIL SUBMITTED AT VAC* : June 27th, 2019

I wish everyone success in their respective applications.

Deeone747:
Civil Engineering job isnt in demand in SINP at the moment. Im afraid you may not be able to apply at this time.

Elektra008:
And for the people joining groups to purchase updated employer lists, hope you are aware that the same thing you want to pay for is what is on the individual province's website free of charge. It is well o

Frankrobbn1:
While reading through the internet, I stumbled on this thread. Happy to be here with you guys!

Below is the comprehensive breakdown of my AIPP Permanent Residence timeline -

*Province*: Newfoundland and Labrador

NOC 6315 - *(High Skilled)*.....

*Job offer* - January 9th, 2019

*Settlement Plan* : January 21st, 2019

*AOR Endorsement* - February 28th, 2019

*Endorsement Approval* - March 26th, 2019

*ECA approval* - April 12th, 2019

*IELTS* - Sat for exam in April 27th, 2019

Received my *IELTS* results in May 10th, 2019



*PR DETAILED TIMELINE UNDER AIPP STREAM*

*PR Application* :

Received/AOR: June 3rd, 2019

*BIL* : June 26th, 2019

*Medical Passed* : June 26th, 2019

*BIL SUBMITTED AT VAC* : June 27th, 2019

I wish everyone success in their respective applications.

bamangar:
congratulations... From what you wrote, you got the job before writing your IELTS and ECA? Great.
I want to find out, my elder sister is on this now. If she qualifies, will I also be granted PR as dependant?

connectgt:
@Frankrobbn1 welcome to this thread. Your contribution here will be very useful to us. We've met at the other thread.

Congratulations on your success so far. May God help all of us.

Frankrobbn1:
Thanks very much for the acknowledgement of my presence. I hope to be of great help to the members of this thread by making an impact and a difference in assisting others to actualize their goals of becoming a permanent residence of Canada through the AIPP stream.

Frankrobbn1:
Exactly! I got the job offer before writing the IELTS and ECA because I was a bit skeptical about the whole process..... After receiving my endorsement certificate from the province, my employer encouraged me to apply directly for PR instead of Work permit as they have had so many refusals from Nigerian Applicants seeking for Work Permit to Canada. Meanwhile, I'll advise anyone seeking for job offer to have both the IELTS and ECA handy so as to avoid delays. Once you receive your endorsement certificate from the province, apply for a direct PR instead of Work Permit. As per your second question, your sister's Permanent Residence status doesn't qualify you the sibling for a PR of Canada unless the principal Applicant is your spouse or parent

Frankrobbn1:
While reading through the internet, I stumbled on this thread. Happy to be here with you guys!

Below is the comprehensive breakdown of my AIPP Permanent Residence timeline -

*Province*: Newfoundland and Labrador

NOC 6315 - *(High Skilled)*.....

*Job offer* - January 9th, 2019

*Settlement Plan* : January 21st, 2019

*AOR Endorsement* - February 28th, 2019

*Endorsement Approval* - March 26th, 2019

*ECA approval* - April 12th, 2019

*IELTS* - Sat for exam in April 27th, 2019

Received my *IELTS* results in May 10th, 2019



*PR DETAILED TIMELINE UNDER AIPP STREAM*

*PR Application* :

Received/AOR: June 3rd, 2019

*BIL* : June 26th, 2019

*Medical Passed* : June 26th, 2019

*BIL SUBMITTED AT VAC* : June 27th, 2019

I wish everyone success in their respective applications.

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.

MadeInTokyo:
Sup bro

U will need to later change the thread topic to AIPP and Rural Northwest Immigration Pilot (RNIP) by September cos the RNIP officially kicks off in September (Fall) 2019

CheesyTee:
Another thread will be dedicated for that

timmb:
Pls I need to know if either me or wife qualified for the AIPP.. Here is our profile:

Me:
Age: 32
HND marketing
Work experience :NYSC and auto sales just register my company.

Wife:
Age :27
HND marketing
Working experience NYSC, currently working as fashion designer own a shop.

Pls and I need to know under which category of NOC does a marketing graduated fall

Thanks

Frankrobbn1:
While reading through the internet, I stumbled on this thread. Happy to be here with you guys!

Below is the comprehensive breakdown of my AIPP Permanent Residence timeline -

*Province*: Newfoundland and Labrador

NOC 6315 - *(High Skilled)*.....

*Job offer* - January 9th, 2019

*Settlement Plan* : January 21st, 2019

*AOR Endorsement* - February 28th, 2019

*Endorsement Approval* - March 26th, 2019

*ECA approval* - April 12th, 2019

*IELTS* - Sat for exam in April 27th, 2019

Received my *IELTS* results in May 10th, 2019



*PR DETAILED TIMELINE UNDER AIPP STREAM*

*PR Application* :

Received/AOR: June 3rd, 2019

*BIL* : June 26th, 2019

*Medical Passed* : June 26th, 2019

*BIL SUBMITTED AT VAC* : June 27th, 2019

I wish everyone success in their respective applications.

reliableGod:
Good afternoon house pls I have been following all the Canada threads but I bump into this today but can't find the tread directly from travels saw it from someone's post and I followed the link weldone guys. My question pls is that after IELTS and ECA can my spouse and I apply for jobs for the AIPP and whoever gets a job first becomes the PA

Elektra008:
And for the people joining groups to purchase updated employer lists, hope you are aware that the same thing you want to pay for is what is on the individual province's website free of charge. It is well o

MadeInTokyo:
Sup Frank

I see ur post most times on Canada visa forum under the AIPP thread.

Glad u joined this thread on Nairaland

Wandeayo:
Guys please I want to know if fashion designers (tailor) falls under creative designers category.

Tblax:
Please I need to check my eligibility too

Age-29
Work experience -3 yrs as m&e
Degree-Bsc in Biochemistry
Single

Frankrobbn1:
Nice job you're doing here. I will be here from time to time to assist others achieve theirs.

Frankrobbn1:
While reading through the internet, I stumbled on this thread. Happy to be here with you guys!

Below is the comprehensive breakdown of my AIPP Permanent Residence timeline -

*Province*: Newfoundland and Labrador

NOC 6315 - *(High Skilled)*.....

*Job offer* - January 9th, 2019

*Settlement Plan* : January 21st, 2019

*AOR Endorsement* - February 28th, 2019

*Endorsement Approval* - March 26th, 2019

*ECA approval* - April 12th, 2019

*IELTS* - Sat for exam in April 27th, 2019

Received my *IELTS* results in May 10th, 2019



*PR DETAILED TIMELINE UNDER AIPP STREAM*

*PR Application* :

Received/AOR: June 3rd, 2019

*BIL* : June 26th, 2019

*Medical Passed* : June 26th, 2019

*BIL SUBMITTED AT VAC* : June 27th, 2019

I wish everyone success in their respective applications.

MadeInTokyo:
Sup bro

U will need to later change the thread topic to AIPP and Rural Northwest Immigration Pilot (RNIP) by September cos the RNIP officially kicks off in September (Fall) 2019

hannamia007:
Congratulations Frank, I’m really happy for you. It will end in praise, all the best while you assist us here

Frankrobbn1:
To the best of my knowledge, you both qualify for the AIPP stream. However the AIPP requires at least 1 year experience in the last three years in your area of specialization (Marketing). You don't necessarily need to be employed as at the time of your application.

The corresponding Category of NOC for marketing is NOC 1123

Frankrobbn1:
To the best of my knowledge, you both qualify for the AIPP stream. However the AIPP requires at least 1 year experience in the last three years in your area of specialization (Marketing). You don't necessarily need to be employed as at the time of your application.

The corresponding Category of NOC for marketing is NOC 1123

timmb:
My wife work at the local government marketing department during her nysc can this be use as 1yr experience?