NOC CODE

Choosing the right NOC code is one of the most important parts of your immigration procedure. A wrong NOC code that doesn’t actually match your previous work experience will lead to the refusal of your application.

NOC: Skill Level Types    (A,B,C,D or Type 0)

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Skill Type 0 (zero):

Occupations related to management, such as restaurant managers, mine managers, etc.

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Skill Level A:

Professional occupations that usually need a university degree, such as doctors, dentists, architects, etc.

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Skill Level B:

Technical occupations and skilled trades that usually require a college diploma or apprentice training, such as chefs, plumbers, electricians, etc.

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Skill Level C:

Intermediate occupation that usually needs a high school diploma, such as truck drivers, industrial butchers, receptionists, food and beverage servers, etc.

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Skill Level D:

labor jobs that usually only require on-job training, such as fruit pickers, cleaning staff, oil field workers, etc.

5 STEPS

How to FIND the right NOC Code? [5 Easy Steps]

#1

Go to NOC Website

noc.esdc.gc.ca

#2

*Search Job Title

If you do not know your NOC code then Click on the “Search by Job Title” Tab.

#3

If you are not sure about your job designation then you can start typing any keyword related to your designation. For Example : Web

#4

If you are sure about your job designation then type your job title under the “Enter your job title” field. For example : Web Developer”.

#5

Choose NOC Code wisely If you have multiple NOC Codes, and for more detailed information you can:

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