Individuals who have worked in Canada for at least one year are eligible to apply for permanent residency under a program called the Canadian Experience Class (CEC), which is an immigration category.

The government of Canada realizes that there is a sizable pool of talented employees already employed in the country, and it desires for these individuals to become permanent residents. These are people and families who have decided to make Canada their permanent home and have begun to make preparations for their future there.

Minimum Requirements for Canadian Experience Class In order to meet the requirements, you must:

• Attain the required levels of language proficiency in each of the four language abilities or skills, namely reading, writing, listening, and speaking.
• A minimum of one year of full-time work experience in a skilled craft or industry during the last three years prior to applying for the position.
• Your previous professional expertise was gained through lawful employment in Canada. The phrase "work experience" refers to: Managerial jobs (skill level 0), Professional jobs (skill type A) and Technical jobs (skill type B)

You should be able to demonstrate that the duties you were responsible for are included in the lead statement of the definition of your occupation that is located in the National Occupational Classification (NOC). Including all of the primary responsibilities and the majority of the secondary responsibilities detailed on the aforementioned list. For more on the process and requirements on CEC, reach out to I Fly Immigration and our team of professionals will guide you through the entire Canadian Experience Class journey.