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Canadian Experience Class

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Canadian Experience Class

Canadian Experience Class

Canadian Experience Class

Canada offers a diverse array of over 100 pathways for obtaining permanent residence. The key lies in identifying and applying for the Canadian immigration program that aligns best with your unique profile. Do you possess skilled work experience gained in Canada? If so, the Canadian Experience Class (CEC) may be the ideal immigration program for you. Below, discover everything you need to know about this expedited pathway to Canadian immigration.

The Canadian Experience Class (CEC) operates within the Federal Express Entry system and constitutes one of three Canadian skilled worker immigration programs. Specifically tailored for applicants seeking permanent residence, the CEC requires Canadian work experience acquired through a temporary work permit. Given that temporary foreign workers often integrate well into Canadian society with existing support networks, transitioning to permanent residency and eventual citizenship becomes straightforward through the CEC. It provides them with a clear path toward achieving this goal.

What are the Requirements?

There are several requirements you will have to meet in order to qualify for the Canadian Experience Class program. It is worth mentioning that there is no education requirement for the CEC; however, your educational background can help to boost your Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) points which are used to rank your profile among the pool of Express Entry candidates.

Requirements for The Canadian Experience Class
Work experience You must have one year of skilled, Canadian work experience. The work experience must be:

  • for a full-time position; or
  • the equivalent time in a part-time position;
  • legally obtained in Canada;
  • from jobs defined by the Canadian National Occupational Classification (NOC) as level 0, A or B.
Education There is no education requirement for this program. You can; however, increase your Express Entry score by:

  • earning a certificate, diploma or degree from a Canadian secondary or tertiary school;
  • completing a foreign credential;
  • getting an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) showing your previous education meets Canadian standards.
Language skill You must:

  • take an approved language test for writing, reading, listening, and speaking;
  • meet the minimum language requirement of Canadian Language Benchmark 7 for NOC 0 or A jobs or Canadian Language Benchmark 5 for NOC B jobs.
Admissibility You must legally be allowed to enter Canada.