To give transitory foreign workers and international graduates looking for Canadian permanent residency with a devoted skilled worker pathway, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) presented the Canadian Experience Class (CEC) program in 2008.
From that point forward, the CEC has extended to become one of the most famous immigration routes in Canada for talented laborers, organizations, communities, governments, and, even prospective immigrants themselves consider it to be a huge success.
The Canadian federal and provincial governments are working together to promote more international students and temporary foreign workers to Canada so they may further their careers here. One such initiative is the CEC. It is evident from research conducted by the IRCC, Statistics Canada, and academics that applicants with prior Canadian residency have a significant edge when it comes to reintegrating into the workforce as skilled workers. CEC immigrants are very successful in the labor market because they meet high human capital characteristics (e.g., being young and middle-aged, having high levels of education, job experience, and education), as well as because they have established social and professional networks in Canada.
Furthermore, applicants under Express Entry who have prior Canadian experience might earn extra Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) points. Their prospects of gaining permanent residency rise as a result.
Third, those who are successful candidates for CEC under Express Entry can often obtain their permanent residence status in less than six months.
You have to go through the given conditions to be qualified for the CEC:
There is a pass/fail model for the Canadian Experience Class criteria. The candidate is qualified to join the Express Entry pool provided they meet the minimal requirements.
Note: Under the CEC, self-employment and job experience obtained during a full-time academic program—such as a co-op work term—do not qualify.
Finish your course of study at a recognized educational institution in Canada.
Apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) at the IRCC.
Get at least 1,560 hours of Canadian work experience in a NOC 0, A, or B position using your PGWP.
Pass the minimum Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) criterion (a CLB 7 for NOC 0 and A job experience and a CLB 5 for NOC B work experience) by taking an English or French language exam approved by the IRCC.
Go into the pool for Express Entry. The IRCC will attempt to process your application for permanent residency within six months if you are granted an invitation to apply.
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