By utilizing Canada’s Express Entry Program, Canadian government provides permanent residence to international skilled workers. Eligible candidates submit their profile to IRCC and receive a Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score which is ranked against the scores of other candidates.

What is TEER in Canada Immigration System?

​

TEER means Training, Education, Experience, and Responsibilities (TEER) categories. TEER is a new system which was introduced on November 16th, 2022 and indicates the level of necessary and required Training, Education, Experience and Responsibilities (TEER) needed to enter each occupation.

​
In category-based rounds of invitations, candidates are invited in the Express Entry pool who are eligible for a specific category established by the Minister to meet a certain economic goal.

​

Criteria to be invited are:

​

• Ability to communicate in a specific official language

• Work experience in a specific occupation

• Education

Current categories are:

• French-language proficiency

• Healthcare occupations

• Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) occupations

• Trade occupations

• Transport occupations

• Agriculture and agri-food occupations

Categories are being chosen based on:

​

 - Labour market information and projections
- Input received from the stakeholders across Canada

To be eligible for an invitation through a category-based round, a candidate must:

meet the minimum criteria for Express Entry, including being eligible for 1 of the 3 immigration programs it covers, and meet all of the requirements in the instructions for that round

Then the authorities hold a category-based round of invitations and rank candidates in the pool who meet the category requirements and, accordingly, invite top-ranking candidates to apply for permanent residence

​

How to find and locate your TEER category and NOC code?

​

1. You will be required first to enter your job title in the “Filter items” field.

2. Upon typing necessary words, the TEER table will change to display related entries.

3. Please ensure to write down the numeric code shown in the middle and the job title shown in the right column.  Also write down the TEER category shown in the left column.

4. Once you have written down, please proceed to https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/find-national-occupation-code.html

5. Ensure that the main duties listed match what you did at your job. If they do - good. If they don’t, you’ll need to find a different job title with duties and job description that matches yours.

​

What is Express Entry?

​

Express Entry is an electronic system for skilled worker application management.

​

The CRS score is calculated based on a candidate’s age, education, work experience, language skills, as well as other factors.

Below are the steps on how to submit your Express Entry profile and obtain a permanent residence visa to immigrate to Canada:

​

Step 1: Find out if you are eligible for Express Entry.

Step 2: Complete your language testing and obtain an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA).

Step 3: Submit your profile to IRCC

Step 4: Wait to see if you receive an invitation to apply (ITA) for permanent residence from IRCC.

Step 5: Submit your completed Application for Permanent Residence to IRCC and pay your fees within the specified deadline.

Step 6: Submit your biometrics when requested by IRCC

Step 7: Wait for IRCC to make a final decision on your application.

Step 8. Once your application is approved you will receive a Confirmation of Permanent Residence (COPR) and a permanent resident visa (if you are from a country that requires a visa) so you can travel to Canada and complete your landing.

Please note that a job offer in order to be successful under Express Entry is not required. However, if you have a valid job offer it will increase your CRS score.

​

Clients often ask us about the the difference between Express Entry and the Provincial Nominee Programs?

​

In Canada, the federal government and provinces and territories can operate their own immigration programs. However, the federal government makes the final decision on whether a candidate can obtain permanent residence. Express Entry, which is a federal program, manages three of the numerous economic immigration programs.

​

The Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) allows provinces and territories to advise to the federal government officials that an immigration candidate meets the economic needs of their specific region. The province nominates such candidates, which implies issuing provincial nomination to be used to support their permanent residence application submitted to the federal government.

​

Issuance of provincial nomination provides the candidate in an Express Entry pool with an additional 600 points towards their CRS score, which guarantees receipt of invitation (ITA).

If you did receive the ITA for permanent residence, steps to be followed are:

Sending IRCC requested documentation and the payment for the processing of the your documentation. The following documents might be requested:

•     Valid passport

•     Birth certificate

•     Language test results

•     Educational Credential Assessment (ECA)

•     Police clearance certificates

•     Medicals

​

​

Source & Copyright: The source of the above visa and immigration information and the copyright owner is the: Citizenship and Immigration Canada

​

https://www.canada.ca/en/services/immigration-citizenship.html

​

Disclaimer: The content of this page is provided as an information guide only. The use of this website is at the viewer/user's risk. While every effort is made in presenting up-to-date and accurate information, no responsibility or liability is accepted by the owners of this website for any errors, omissions, outdated or misleading information on these pages or any site to which these pages connect or are linked.​​