Atlantic Provinces in Canada are looking for new skilled immigrants
The Atlantic Provinces of Canada include the provinces on the Atlantic coast of Canada: New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island.
These provinces are growing economically. The provinces are going through big amounts of commercial and industrial growth. This means that the job market in these provinces is increasing as well. More job opportunities are becoming available to job seekers.
The provinces of New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island have even increased their quota for the number of applications they will accept in 2018 because of the popularity of this program.
So, what is Atlantic Immigration Pilot?
It is an immigration program which is managed by the Federal Government of Canada and the four Atlantic Provinces of:
New Brunswick
Newfoundland and Labrador
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
This program is designed to help employer hire foreign skilled workers and utilize their experience and knowledge. The worker must meet the requirements of the employer. Then, if the worker receives a job offer, he/she will get Permanent Resident status in Canada.
However, this program does not match candidates to employers. One cannot get hired through this program. Candidates must get a job offer by themselves.
New Brunswick
Newfoundland and Labrador
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
This program is designed to help employer hire foreign skilled workers and utilize their experience and knowledge. The worker must meet the requirements of the employer. Then, if the worker receives a job offer, he/she will get Permanent Resident status in Canada.
However, this program does not match candidates to employers. One cannot get hired through this program. Candidates must get a job offer by themselves.