How To Find A Job In Atlantic Canada - LIVE Workshop

Atlantic Canada is made up of the Eastern provinces - New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island or Newfoundland and Labrador. 

The Atlantic Immigration Program, formally known as the Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program, is an immigration pathway for skilled workers from outside of Canada and international graduates from an Atlantic Canadian post-secondary institution. Through this pathway, skilled immigrants or international graduates will be able to live and work in Atlantic Canada. The program is employer-driven, meaning, employers in Atlantic Canada have submitted an interest or need to their government that they need to hire internationally or someone living in Canada as a temporary resident, like a student, for example, to fill job positions that they are not able to fill locally. Since it is employer-driven, you need to have a job offer from a designated employer in Atlantic Canada to be eligible for this program.

The purpose of this workshop is to show you a strategy of how to look for jobs in Atlantic Canada based on YOUR job title and NOC Code. The overall goal for anyone attending this workshop is to pursue the Atlantic Immigration Program as a pathway to immigrate to Canada. 

We will cover:

Where is Atlantic Canada

Why are we job searching in Atlantic Canada

What is your NOC code

How to find your NOC code & job description

How to Job search in Atlantic Canada per province (each province may take up an entire episode)

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