neneromanova

How would my husband go about getting a job offer while being in the UK? A lot of the jobs I've seen on indeed say no sponsership or must be already able to work in Canada.

He's looking in the Computer Programmer/Developer sector but I just don't know the best way to go about it. Is it better to contact a workplace directly? Or are there any other good job sites I could look on?

We're scoring about 416 on the CRS scale for EE and I think a job offer is going to help massivley.

christmasoompa

neneromanova

How do you know or find out which doors to knock on?

christmasoompa

Have you read the numerous Wiki articles linked to above?

crofty82

J-A-UK

No Sponsorship for Indeed is an employers option - As an advertiser with Indeed we can sponsor our ads to getting better visibility on searches - Has nothing to do with immigrants

Thereafter - We will not even responded to an applicant who is not in the area and ready to start work

Get yourselves an Immigration Lawyer (in Canada) and ensure you are applying on the correct program for your status

When we first applied we were on the wrong program (whichever it was for points) and went with the Provincial Nominee Program and where whisked in.

Siouxie

Sorry but I have to disagree with this advice.

There is no need to pay for an Immigration Consultant unless you have a complex background situation due to criminality / ill health or multiple marriages etc., - all the information you need can be found on the official website and from advice that you can get for free from experienced professionals and those that have been through the process themselves, right here. An Immigration Consultant will cost thousands of dollars that could be better used as proof of funds or to pay for a recce trip to job hunt - or for when you move over.

Do read the wiki on job hunting and immigration. Use the CRS calculator Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) tool: skilled immigrants (Express Entry) and post a breakdown of your results to a new thread in the Immigration forum - (assume for the calculator that you have top marks for English language testing). There are a lot of different routes to PR - so tell us about yourself, what you do, what education level you have, what qualifications... and let us help you. You could also look at the Atlantic Provinces Pilot Project - IT is one of the in demand professions - this is an old post but have a look at their website as they are approved for the Global Talent Stream . Global Talent Stream - we have IT vacancies and there's also BC PNP tech pilot - https://www.welcomebc.ca/Immigrate-t...PNP-Tech-Pilot

neneromanova

Thanks for all the info. I have done a lot of research everywhere on the internet and haven't just come here and asked the question straight away hoping to get all the answers straight away. I was hoping that someone in my field might be able to help with the best way they got in to the field.

I'll post my scores in the Immigration forum, Thank you.

Siouxie

I'd suggest sticking to the OFFICIAL websites (i,e, Immigration and Citizenship Canada and any Provincial Govt. websites) and here.

You haven't said what 'your field' is - only that your husband is looking for a computer programming/development role.. but not his NOC code or actual job title. Perhaps be more specific then I'm sure we have a few members that have been down that route.

glendem4

J-A-UK

I'll not argue any opinion - For us the results were Night and Day compared to our research and reading up on all we could. I stick by what worked for us.

Siouxie

Understood, but the process and options are very different now than they were 16 years ago, it certainly seemed a lot more complex then. Whilst that is what worked for you, it's an expense that is unnecessary for most now that the process has been simplified.


Onwards and upwards

neneromanova

Thank you for that I'll sort his CV out and send it over to you.

He falls under about 4 which is annoying. 2172, 2173, 2174, 2175. Which i suppose is good in a way as it allows him to go for more type of jobs.

christmasoompa

You need to find the one that fits his job best. If he tries to claim a NOC code when there is another one that is a better match, his application will be rejected. Look at the opening paragraph of each description, plus the 'main duties' listed and find the one where he does the most duties.

HTH.