Are you Skilled or Experienced?
Skilled and Experienced Workers are needed in Canada, this is a great
opportunity for every Nigerian who wants to move to Canada along with
their families, we have Job Offer slots with companies who are ready to
employ Nigerians with or without a degree and will also process your LMIA
then send you a Valid Job Offer / Contract within 6 - 7 months, with a
Valid job offer you can:
- Obtain a PR (Permanent Resident) under the Express Entry or
- Apply for a Temporary work permit without writing an IELTS.
Benefits:-
- Accommodation comes with every contract
- Insurance for every employee family members
- Minimum of two (2) years contract
- Even without an O'Level you can apply
- No monthly deduction of your salary
- No IELTS
- SOME companies also provide flight tickets
Requirements: -
Do you have this required documents below?
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
1. Government issued identity
2. Curriculum Vitae (resume)
3. International passport data page
4. Birth certificate
5. Marriage certificate (if married)
6. Photo passport
7. Other information – Education documents, Training certificates (skilled
labour/trade)
Note: For anyone without at least an O'Level results must include 2
recommendation letters from colleagues, previous or present employers.
WITHOUT A DEGREE OR A UNIVERSITY EDUCATION, YOU CAN STILL APPLY TO WORK IN
CANADA IF YOU HAVE THE RIGHT SKILL AND EXPERIENCE.
This is how to find out if you are ELIGIBLE to take up a job in Canada.
*Find out through the National Occupational Classification (NOC).
The NOC is a system used by the Government of Canada to classify jobs
(occupations). Jobs are grouped based on the type of work a person does
and the types of job duties.
The job information is broken down into a number of groups. For
immigration purposes, the main groups are:
- Skill Type 0 (zero) – management jobs.
examples: restaurant managers, mine managers, shore captains (fishing)
- Skill Level A — professional jobs. People usually need a degree from a
university for these jobs examples: doctors, dentists, architects.
- Skill Level B — technical jobs and skilled trades. People usually need a
college diploma or to train as an apprentice to do these jobs. examples:
chefs, electricians, plumbers.
- Skill Level C — intermediate jobs. These jobs usually need high school
and/or job-specific training. examples: long-haul truck drivers, butchers,
food and beverage servers.
- Skill Level D — Labour jobs. On-the-job training is usually given.
examples: Cleaning staff, Oil field workers, Fruit Pickers.
HOW TO APPLY
- Come to our office with all the above listed documents.
- Obtain the form and pay the processing, application and assessment fee
of N150,000 for single(basic), N180,000 for family (compact)and N250,000
for family extra(premium).
- After that, your documents will be couriered to Canada (Courier day
every Friday).
- Within 14 working days you will receive your Application Tracking ID
then wait for the Job offer / contract and LMIA to be issued within the
period of 1 - 7 months.
- After receiving your original contracts and offer letters, we will apply
for a Work Permit Visa for you.
- Then you are on your way to Canada.
- It's that easy for use.
Contact us at
Esq6travels ltd
Emmanuel.u@esq6travels.com
08074309350
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