Saskatchewan Occupation In-demand List in 2022

Saskatchewan publishes a Saskatchewan occupation list based on the province's labor market demands. This list is subject to change at any time without warning, and the documentation process will alter as a result.

However, there are a few vocations that have been active and for which Saskatchewan has issued invitations in those provinces:

On demand Jobs 

Financial Officers in Other Positions (NOC 1114)

Administrative Assistants (NOC 1221)

Administrative Officers (NOC 1221)

Bookkeepers and accounting technicians (NOC 1311)

Developers of interactive media and computer programmers (NOC 2174)

Technicians and technologists in architecture (NOC 2251)

Financial Sales Consultants (NOC 6235)

Bakers (NOC 6332)

Automotive service technicians, truck and bus mechanics, and mechanical repairs (NO7321)

Financial communicators and other business services are provided by senior managers (NOC 0013)

Senior executives in the fields of healthcare, education, and social services (NOC 0014)

Construction, transportation, and production utilities have senior managers (NOC 0016)

Managers of Purchasing (NOC 0113)

Managers of other administrative services (NOC 0114)

Managers in the insurance, real estate, and financial brokerage industries (NOC 0121)

Managers of advertising, marketing, and public relations (0124)

Designers and developers of websites (NOC 2174)

Nurse aides, orderlies, and patient service employees are some of the people that work in the hospital (NOC 3413)

Workers in the field of home support and associated vocations (NOC 4412)

Human resource specialists (NOC 0112)

Consultants and analysts for information systems (NOC 2171)

Database administrators and analysts (NOC 2172)

Technicians and technologists in the field of drafting (NOC 2253)

Mechanics and inspectors of aircraft (NOC 7315)

Managers of finances (NOC 0111)

Managers of other administrative services (NOC 0114)

Managers of banking loans and other types of investments (NOC 0122)

Managers of agriculture (NOC 0821)

The regulatory organizations undertake the following procedures in order to choose in-demand occupations from the province's list:

• Examinations based on the job profile

• Supervised Work Experience

• Language proficiency.

Points System in Saskatchewan

Previously, immigration to the province was based on a first come, first served basis, which was later changed by the Expression of Interest (EOI) System, under which the province has its own SINP point calculator and candidates must score 60 points out of 100 to be considered.

Factors	Maximum Points
Age	12
Labour market Connection	30
Education	23
Work experience	15
Language Ability	20
Total points  are marked out of	100
Passing Marks	60

 

SINP (Saskatchewan Immigration Nominee Program)

The applicant has two options for selecting individuals under the Saskatchewan Immigration Nominee Program (SINP) expression of interest model: Saskatchewan Express Entry Category or Saskatchewan Occupation-in-Demand Category. In the Express Entry linked stream, the candidate must choose Saskatchewan as their province in their Express Entry profile, and it is advantageous to have skills and work experience in the NOC category shortlisted for the Saskatchewan Occupation in-demand list. The applicant will receive an ITA from the province and 600 points in the Express entry profile for the provincial nomination after attaining a minimum score of 60 on the evaluation grid.

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Saskatchewan Issued 104 Invitations In The Latest SINP Draw

The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program scours the express entry pool for individuals who match the Saskatchewan PNP's qualifying requirements. Individuals from the expedited entry pool are gathered by the province and invited to apply for provincial nomination. Candidates who applied under the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program's express entry and occupation-in-demand streams received a total of 104 invitations (SINP).

Candidates who registered under the Saskatchewan expedited entry stream of SINP received 37 invites, while those who applied via the Saskatchewan occupation-in-demand stream of Saskatchewan PNP received 67 invitations. Those who got an invitation in the most recent SINP draw, which took place on January 12, 2022, are now able to file for provincial nomination from Saskatchewan.

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The invited applicants were subjected to educational credential evaluations. In addition, the lowest-ranked candidate had a score of 68 in both the express entry and occupation-in-demand areas. These points are determined by factors such as age, employment experience, academic qualifications, English or French language competency, Saskatchewan connections, and so on.

Educational Credential Assessments were conducted on the invited candidates. Not all professions were considered. The following classification numbers apply to the occupations designated and eligible for the EOI selection on January 12, 2022: 3211, 3234, 4151, 3216, 3143, 3215.

You can use the table below to have a better grasp of the most recent Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP), which was held on January 12, 2022.

Expressions of Interest (EOI) Results for SINP International Skilled Workers (January 12, 2022).

Date	Category	Lowest Ranking Score	Invitation to Apply	Other Consideration
January 12, 2022	Express Entry	68	37	invited candidates were assessed for their educational credentials. We did not take into account every profession. For the EOI selection on January 12, 2022, the following classification numbers apply: 3211, 3234, 4151, 3216, 3143, 3215.
January 12, 2022	Occupation-in-Demand	68	67	invited candidates were assessed for their educational credentials. We did not take into account every profession. For the EOI selection on January 12, 2022, the following classification numbers apply: 3211, 3234, 4151, 3216, 3143, 3215.

Are you interested in relocating to Saskatchewan and working there permanently in 2022? So, look at SINP's two finest streams: Express entry and occupation-in-demand. Both streams are excellent options for gaining entrance to Canada and becoming permanent residents.

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How many points are required for Saskatchewan immigration? - Aptechvisa

To apply, you must have at least 60 points.

To see if you qualify, use the grid below. The documentation you provide afterwards will substantiate the claims you make. For each section, you can only claim points once.

Factor 1: Demand in Labour Market

·         Age

Years	Points
Less than 18	0
18 - 21	8
22 - 34	12
35 – 45	10
46 - 50	8
More than 50	0

·         Education

PhD or Masters	23 points
Bachelors Degree	20 points
Trade Certificate Equivalent	20 points
2 Year Diploma	15 points
1 Year Diploma	12 points

 

·         Language Proficiency

Ø  First Language Experience

CLB 8	20
CLB 7	18
CLB 6	16
CLB 5	14
CLB 4	12

 

Ø  Second Language

CLB 8 or more	10
CLB 7	8
CLB 6	6
CLB 5	4
CLB4	2

 

·         Work Experience

      Your employment experience must be relevant to the position for which you are applying.

      An experience of 12 months is equal to one year.

A)     Work experience during the five years prior to application submission date.

Years	Points
5	10
4	8
3	6
2	4
1	2

 

B)      Approximately 6-10 years before the application submission date.

years	Points
5	5
4	4
3	3
2	2
Less than 1 year	0

Maximum Points for Factor 1 are 80.

Factor 2: Adaptability and Labour Market of Saskatchewan

Having a connection to the Saskatchewan labour market earns you points. This demonstrates your ability to establish yourself as a permanent resident in Saskatchewan.

Only the points below apply to the Employment Offer subcategory:

Managerial level employment offer from Saskatchewan

30 points

 

The following points apply solely to the subcategories of Occupation in-Demand and Saskatchewan Express Entry.

Close family relative in Saskatchewan The applicant or accompanying spouse has a family relative that is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident living in Saskatchewan. This includes a: parent, sibling, grandparent, aunt, uncle, niece, nephew, first cousin and step-family members or in-laws of the same relationships. The family members in Saskatchewan must meet the requirements as listed under “Required Documents” for your ISW sub-category.	20 points
Work experience in Saskatchewan previously Worked for at least 12 months on a valid work permit in the previous five years.	5 points
Saskatchewan student experience in the past On a valid study permit, at least one full academic year at a recognised Saskatchewan post-secondary education institution.	5points

 

Maximum points in Factor 2 are 30.

So the total score for Saskatchewan Immigration is 110 and scouring 60 or more than that makes you eligible.

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