Nova Scotia PNP Declares The Latest Draws and Invited 330 Candidates

On 7 October 2021, Nova Scotia PNP held the two draws under the Nova Scotia Labour Market Priorities stream and invited a total of 330 Express Entry candidates who have skilled work experience.

• Job Offer Draw
• Skilled Trades Draw for NOC 7271

Nova Scotia PNP Job Offer Based Draw

• There are 286 Express Entry candidates invited in this large draw.
• A full-time (skilled work) job offer from Nova Scotia’s employer is a must for an invitation.
• At least one year of experience in a skilled occupation is also mandatory to apply.
• The minimum language requirement is CLB – 5 (Canadian Language Benchmark) in English.
• Have at least a Canadian high school credential or equivalent (Education Credential Assessment must complete for foreign education holders.)
• The application should be done after November 6, 2021 (11:59 pm).

Nova Scotia PNP Skilled Trades Draw for NOC 7271

• There are 44 invitations issued to those candidates who have submitted their profiles under the NOC 7271 (Carpenters).
• For the nomination, the candidates need to have at least two years of Skilled Trades experience with valid documents.
• The minimum language requirement is CLB – 5 (Canadian Language Benchmark) in English.
• The application should do after 06 November 2021 (11:59 pm).

Documents requirement after getting an invitation from Nova Scotia PNP

• Nova Scotia employer’s Job Offer Letter requires for the application. The letter must include the given below details.

• • Job Title and Job Duties as per the designation
  • Designation as per NOC Code
  • Annual Salary
  • Number of Hours (Weekly)
  • Job offer validity
  • Workplace Address
• Nominated candidates under the NOC 7271 (Carpenters) draw need to provide
  • Reference letters from the existing and past employers
  • The letter must state that candidate has two years or more Skilled Trades experience as a carpenter.
  • Self-employed candidates must provide recommendation letters from their stakeholders (such as clients, business partners).
  • Self-declarations and affidavits, these documents are not considered valid work experience documents.
• Your IELTS/CELPIP Language test result copy (with two years of the appeared exam)
• All the proofs of your completed education (including ECA Report for foreign education)

Conclusion

Nova Scotia PNP has targeted more skilled worker candidates in this year. However, the premium focus of the provincial authorities are to give opportunities to those candidates who are in the province, who have completed their studies from the province, who have a job offer from the Nova Scotia’s employers