International Skilled Worker – Demand in the profession
This subcategory is for skilled workers who have experience in one of Saskatchewan’s most favorite demand-after jobs Occupations. There is no need to offer a job in the province under this sub-category of international expertise Immigration workers.
Minimum eligibility requirements
To be eligible under the Demand sub-category in the profession, applicants must have the following points:
- If you are currently living in Canada, you must have proof of legal status
- Have a minimum language score of Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) 4
- Have to complete at least one year of postgraduate or competitive training
Canadian education system
1- The result of the study program must be a degree, diploma, certificate, or certificate equivalent to a trade certificate (Note: By April 1, 2018, all applications for possession are in demand the subcategory must include a Certificate of Assessment (ECA) Nominee organization).
2- Individuals who have completed business or vocational training as their senior part of schooling are not required to submit an ECA, but must apply instead Saskatchewan license
- Gain a minimum level of experience in their field of education or training Skilled Occupancy (NOC 0, A, or B) which is considered in demand in Saskatchewan (See the list of student professions below)
3- Skilled At least one-year experience in the last 10 years in a skilled profession (Non-commercial) Or
- At least two years of experience in skilled trades in the last five years
- At least one year of skilled experience (trade) in the last three years in Canada And non-trade)
4- Obtain proof of professional status or license (with or without regular professionals) Professional Certification Standards in Canada and/or Saskatchewan) if required by SINP. If proof of license is requested, SINP will process the application by then Such evidence has been provided.
5- The settlement is evidence of settlement funds and settlement plans.
6- Assessment Points Score at least 60 points out of 100 on the assessment grid (see below) Profession category Occupations in -Demand (OID) and Express Entry (EE) programs are for people who seek vocational education and work experience. Professionals must be under the following National Professional Classification (NOC) matrix level:
- NOC 0: Jobs that typically require a university education
- NOC A: Jobs that usually require college education or apprenticeship training
- NOC B: Management
Points Assessment Grid
Candidates will be assessed on points according to the following five factors: education and training, Skilled work experience, language ability, age, contact with the Saskatchewan labor market (s), And adaptation. Candidates need to get at least 60 points out of 100 points. Evaluation grid to be eligible for nomination.
Selection factor
- Education and training Maximum of 23 points
- Skilled work experience Maximum of 15 points
- Language ability Maximum of 20 points
- Age Maximum of 12 points
- Connection to Saskatchewan labor market Maximum of 30 points
Total Maximum of 100 points – Pass mark: 60 points
International skilled workers have expressed interest (EOI)?
International skilled worker EOI submission is not an application for SINP. This is a pre-application that allows you to fill out your online form Interested in applying for SINP and demonstrating your qualifications.
The information requested is used to assess your eligibility. It determines if your Here’s how to put one together for use with the EOI system.
The Saskatchewan job market has selected people with the required skills.
International skilled worker EOI system. These include liaison province, work experience, and language skills. The ones that are selected by the system are issued an “invitation to apply”.
Not all international skilled workers will be invited to submit an EOI to apply at SINP. There is no limit to the number of candidates submit EOI However, candidates can only have one EOI profile.
How to apply?
1- International Craftsman – Saskatchewan Express Admission to the subcategory
2- Submit an online profile on Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada
3- (IRCC) Express Entry System. Once you are accepted into the express entry pool, You will receive a profile number and a job seeker verification code.
Next, follow the steps below:
All sub-categories in the category of International Skilled Worker and Saskatchewan Experience Category
- Get all the required documents. Complete the required provincial and federal forms and any other federal forms that apply to your situation.
- Review and organize your completed forms and supporting documents Make sure you have the complete application package.
- Apply online at SINP. If you have received an invitation to apply (ITA) EOI candidate, you must log in using the account you created For your EOI profile. If you are applying for a job offer you will need to create an account.
- Complete the various parts of your online application. Scan and upload Complete your form and required documents in PDF format on your own Keep the original online application for your records.
- Savings, payment of fees (Saskatchewan Express registration, and demand from the profession) Subcategories only) and submit your application online. Be sure to complete, scan, and submit the following in the SINP as part of its Application: All provincial and federal forms required for your application; And required All required documents.
The following fields are used to determine if you are eligible for a subcategory of the International Skilled Worker. The points you make will be confirmed by the documents you submit. You can only claim points once for each section. Check the “Required Documents” section for your subcategory to see a list of all the documents needed to help diagnose your points.
1-Labor market success
A: Education and training
- Master’s or doctoral degree, equivalent to Canada 23
- Bachelor’s degree or three-year degree program at a university or college 20
- Trade certification equal to journeyperson status in Saskatchewan 20
- Diploma in Canadian Equivalence required at a university, college, business or technical school, or other formal postgraduate institution for two but less than three years 15
- Equivalent Certificate of Canada or at least two semesters but less than two years program at a university, college, business or technical school, or other formal post-secondary institution 12
B: Skilled work experience
Work experience must be claimed in relation to the application you have selected in your application.
- a) Within 5 years before the date of submission of the application
1 year 2 Points
2year 4 Points
3year 6 Points
4year 8 Points
5year 10 Points
- B) In the period of 6-10 years before the date of submission of the application
Less than 1 year 0
2year 2 Points
3year 3 Points
4year 4 Points
5year 5 Points
C) Language ability
CLB 8 and higher 20 Points
CLB 7 18 Points
CLB 6 16 Points
CLB 5 14 Points
CLB 4 12 Points
English or French speaker without language test results 0 Points
D) Age factor
50 Years 0
46-50 Years 8
35-40 Years 10
22-34 Years 12
18-21 YEARS 8
18 YEARS 0
II: Contact the Saskatchewan Labor Market and Updatability
Tips are available for strong links to the Saskatchewan labor market, which demonstrates a real intention and potential for successful settlement and economic settlement in Saskatchewan as a permanent resident.
The following points are for the job offer subcategory only:
Saskatchewan employer offers highly skilled employment 30 Points
The following points are only for the pros and cons of Saskatchewan Express entry subcategories:
Family close relatives in Saskatchewan 20 Points
(The applicant or accompanying spouse is a relative of the family who is a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident in Saskatchewan. This includes parents, siblings, grandfather, aunt, uncle, nephew, niece, cousin, and step-family People or in-laws) in the same relationship. Family members in Saskatchewan must meet the requirements listed under “Required Documents” for their ISW subcategory)
Past work experience in Saskatchewan 5 Points
(At least 12 months of work in the last five years on a valid work permit)
Past experience of students in Saskatchewan 5 Points
(Study at least one full-time academic year at a recognized institution of secondary education after Saskatchewan on a valid study permit)
Maximum points for factor II: 30 Points