meelife:
In writing Resume in Canadian format please advise when one is performing tasks under 2 different NOCs.
For financial reasons which resulted to the company downsizing, an employee now has to undertake some additional tasks which are totally different from his NOC, So it's like having just a single position name but performing 2 different NOCs for the same company at the same time.
Remember these NOCs are not related.


Example
Main NOC 4161-- Occupational Hygienist (2010 - Present)
Additional NOC 632 - Accommodation service managers 2015-Present)

Now in CV how will it be presented.Will just one NOC and duties be mentioned or the two can be mentioned together.Remember in some case the additional NOC be may part od the in-demand jobs in a province in Canada.
Thanks to advise.

hannamia007:


You don’t need to wait for testimony to start, but if you still doubt check few pages back for a positive feedback. This is legit

Ozzz:
When applying for a job, there is always a job title and job description, so it is your duty to tailor your cv to each and every job applied for, because no two different job positions are same.
So in essence if you read through the job requirements and see that including both positions makes sense, then put it, if not remove it. remember you are targeting 1page only max 2. look for the keywords in the requirements and include in ur cv.

Finally submit a cover letter as well convincing the prospective employer of why you should be given the job.

Hope this helps..

onyinyeehC:
Frank, sir i have watched how you have helped alot people in the canada student visa thread. Your selfless act has reflected in my life. Your desire to help at any point is amazing.
I am a recent graduate in electrical engineering, i am scared to apply for student visa because of the massive refusal rate. I found out about this program, and i have been having issues in preparing a convincing (canadian concept )resume and cover letter
. Please if you would be able to send a sample
Email : Ochidolueeh@gmail.com.
Thank you so much.
And congratulations sire

DadR:
Hi Ozzz, I don't agree with the below assertion. Under AIPP, once you receive a job offer from an employer, you, with the assistance of your employer, will get a settlement plan from a settlement planning agency. Your job offer letter with the settlement plan is what your employer will use to apply for endorsement from the respective province.

Settlement plan is just to guide you on how to settle in seamlessly when you land and not to provide you with free accommodation. Settlement plan is free but accommodation is never free.

Cheers

cc: developrog

Jenolyfavour:
Please good evening all. Please I want to understand something about this AIPP.

First of all has anyone gotten PR or Job of recent through this scheme? Anyone in this group?

Second is, are these provinces the cold areas of Canada, as from the name 'Atlantic'

Third must your naija employment tally with the job you are seeking for. ie Can one humbly apply for a fruit picker when he is an engineer. Hoping to grow in career when he lands in Canada. As so many people that arrive in Canada says they started with minimum wage jobs before settling into the system? If yes that you can apply for this minor jobs, Please how do one change his/her CV to that form, or do you still put all your qualifications?
Thank you.

Frankrobbn1:


It's been a while I visited this thread. I hope everything is going on well with those hunting for job offers. Always bear in mind that the race is not given to the swift nor the battle to the strong but to those who endureth till the end. I wish you all the very best.

Thanks @onyinyeehC, for the elite wishes and compliments about me. If I may ask what your CGPA like? You may stand a chance to secure full scholarship in any of the canadian designated learning Institutions.

As per your question, please refer to this POST FOR SAMPLE OF RESUME AND COVER LETTER.

It shall end in praises

Trizadove:
so where do we start from?
are we applying to the companies directly?
or we wait for them to start recruiting

Kindly lets have the cover letter format as well as the CV format
and as suggested earlier, please lets have a whatsapp group for easier communication
my NOC is 6314
I am available

damble:
SORRY FOR BUGGING U WITH QUESTIONS. CAN I DO ECA WHILE MY WIFE DOES IELTS TO BETTER SCORE?

damble:
SHOULD I ALLOW MY WIFE TO GIVE BIRTH OF HER PREGNANCY BEFORE I START THE PROCESS SO DAT THE BABY CAN BE INCLUDED?

onyinyeehC:

Sire my CGPA is a 4.1

connectgt:
As the primary applicant, you need both ECA and IELTS for this journey.
Your wife may write IELTS and have her ECA done if you are going through point based route like Express entry, PNP or RNIP as her points will increase your total score.

dumebiarya:
did you apply with a work experience?

Haysamo:


Is RNIP a point based program??

GreatManBee:
Good evening everyone. Thanks for this thread. I'm just in the process of registering for my ECA through WES. During registration I'm being asked for the recipient. What should be in the section?

hannamia007:


Your address and make sure to pick IRCC for immigration.

hannamia007:


First of you need to check if you re qualified for EE, if you don’t mind I need your age, work experience, degree level, married or not and if yes spouse age and degree level. But if it’s only tailoring skill you have, can you proof it like tax, CAC, bank stmt etc.

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 on April 27th, 2019

Received my *IELTS* results on 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.

Frankrobbn1:


Hey!

I’d suggest you to find your field related jobs at any of the Altantic province of Canada, you are interested in! And send them your CV and talk to them about getting job letter if things go right!

*How to find jobs in Canada, while you are in your country?*

There are many others, of course, but this list of best job search websites should give you a good starting point for your next job hunt:


1. Robert Half (Looking for a Job? Robert Half Can Help) (https://www.roberthalf.ca/en/looking-for-a-job)

2. CareerBuilder (Your Job Finder and Career Resource | CareerBuilder) (https://www.careerbuilder.com/)

3. Elute (Job Search Canada | Eluta.ca) (http://www.eluta.ca/)

4. Indeed (one search. all jobs. Indeed (https://ca.indeed.com/jobs?l=&q=)

5. Jobboom ( Job search - Get a job & find career opportunities in Canada )
(https://www.jobboom.com/en)

6. LinkedIn (Log In or Sign Up) (https://www.linkedin.com/)

7. Glassdoor (Glassdoor Job Search | Find the job that fits your life) (https://www.glassdoor.ca/index.htm )

8. Monster ( New Jobs in Canada | (https://www.monster.ca/jobs/search/)

9. Workopolis (https://www.workopolis.com/en/

10. Jobbank (https://www.jobbank.gc.ca/home)

Hope this helps

Frankrobbn1:


I am an outland Applicant from Nigeria and I haven't travelled to Canada before. I used the approved list of the Altantic Immigration Pilot designated employers and began to search for the company's information on the internet. I secured my job offer through the company's LinkedIn page where I saw the advert. I sent them a copy of my resume and cover letter. Luckily I was accepted and they scheduled me for an interview, of which I emerged successful and was granted a job offer and the employer promised to help me in filing my permanent residency Application.

GreatManBee:

I have used an eligibility simulator but my score is 240.
Age - 36
Degree - BSc and MSc Computer Science
Work experience 8 years
Can I still be eligible?