Nova Scotia’s Latest PNP Draw Issued ITAs To French-Speaking Candidates

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Nova Scotia’s Latest PNP Draw Issued ITAs To French-Speaking Candidates

Nova Scotia’s Latest PNP Draw Issued ITAs To French-Speaking Candidates

Nova Scotia Latest PNP Draw Issued ITAs To French-Speaking Candidates

On November 7, a fresh draw was held by the province’s Labor Market Priorities Stream, which is connected to Express Entry.

Individuals who could speak French and had a Canadian Level Benchmark (CLB) score of ten or better in all language skills were the focus of the Nova Scotia draw on November 7. They required a Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) score of 7 or higher in English for all capabilities.

Draw for Nova Scotia on November 7 - Who was welcomed?

Possess a Canadian Language Benchmark score of 10 or above in French across all language skills and have chosen French as their primary official language.
Have a Canadian Language Benchmark score of 7 or above in English across all language abilities and have English as a second official language.
Possess a bachelor's degree OR have successfully finished a three-year or longer program at a university, institution, trade or technical school, or other institution.
Keep some copies of your application's language results and transcripts.
If you got your educational certificate outside of Canada, proof of education must also have an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) report produced by a company authorized by Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada.
Apply by December 7, 2022, at 11:59 p.m.

Who is qualified to apply for the Nova Scotia Labor Market Priorities position?

The Labor Market Priorities stream, which was introduced back in August 2018, was created to allow Nova Scotia the freedom to target particular professions and applicants through the Nova Scotia Nominee Program.

In the latest draws in Nova Scotia, applicants with a permanent job opportunity in hand, nurse practitioners or registered psychiatric nurses, financial auditors & accountants, carpenters, social & community service workers, motor vehicle body repairers, early childhood educators & assistants, automotive service technicians, truck & bus mechanics, programmers & interactive media developers, mechanical repairers, and other applicants were targeted.

Applying through the Nova Scotia Labor Market Priorities stream requires that you should:

Obtain a Letter of Interest (LOI) using the Express Entry system from the Nova Scotia Nominee Program.
You must file your application within 30 days of the LOI's issuance.
Meet the Express Entry stream's requirement for employment experience.
Establish a strong financial foundation for you and your family in Nova Scotia and show that you have enough money to cover your trip and Canada Immigration charges.
Possess legal standing in the nation where you are presently living.
At the moment an LOI is issued, you must meet the qualifying requirements.
Possess a current Express Entry number and satisfy all IRCC requirements to be included in the Express Entry pool.