Federal Skilled Worker Class Program

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The Federal Skilled Worker Class Program: A Path to Permanent Residency in Canada

Canada is a popular destination for skilled workers looking to start a new life and build a better future. With its strong economy, high standard of living, and multicultural society, it is no wonder that people from all over the world are attracted to this beautiful country. If you are a skilled worker looking to immigrate to Canada, the Federal Skilled Worker Class program may be the perfect option for you.

The Federal Skilled Worker Class program is a federal immigration program designed to help skilled workers immigrate to Canada. It is one of the programs eligible for Express Entry, which is the fastest and most efficient way for skilled workers to immigrate to Canada. Through this program, you can apply for permanent residency in Canada and enjoy the many benefits that come with living and working in this beautiful country.

Whether you are looking to start a new career, build a better future for your family, or simply enjoy a higher quality of life, the Federal Skilled Worker Class program can help you achieve your goals. So why wait? Start your journey to a new life in Canada today!

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Requirements

To apply for the Federal Skilled Workers (FSW) Class you need to meet minimum requirements for:

  • Education
  • Work Experience
  • Language (your english test)

 

Education

  • If you studied in Canada, you need a degree, certificate or diploma from a Canadian high school or post secondary institution.
  • If you have foreign education, you need to have a degree, diploma or certificate from a recognized institution and an education credential assessment (ECA) from an organization recognized by the IRCC.

Skilled Work Experience

  • minimum 1 year of continuous work or 1560 total hours of work. You could either complete the aforementioned number of hours from 1 or more full time jobs or the same number of hours in part time jobs.
  • It has to be paid work, volunteer work doesn’t count
  • has to be the same type of job you mentioned in your immigration profile
  •  should be within the last 10 years
  • in the NOC ( National Occupation Classification) type O, A or B

Language ability

  • The applicant must take the approved language tests in English or French which test reading, writing, listening and speaking (you can add extra points to your profile if you give your French test as well)
  • The applicant must obtain the required minimum score of Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) 7 in all 4 above mentioned aspects
  • The english test cannot be more than 2 years old.
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Selection Factors

If you meet all the above mentioned minimum requirements for this program class, your application will be assessed on the following factors:

  • your level of education
  • your age
  • your work experience
  • whether you have a valid job offer from a Canadian employer
  • your English/French skills
  • your adaptability

 

The 100-point grid used to determine eligibility for the Federal Skilled Worker Program includes these elements. For how well you do in each of the six factors, you get points.

Proof of Funds

You need to prove that you have enough funds for you and your family to settle in Canada

  • Do you have a valid job offer in Canada ?
  • Are you allowed to work in Canada legally ?

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