Federal skilled trades program (FST) (Express Entry profile)
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FEDERAL SKILLED TRADES PROGRAM (Express Entry profile)
Canada Federal Skilled Trades Program: Requirements
Here are the minimum requirements to apply under the Federal skilled Trades program FST :- Have a valid job offer OR certificate of qualification in that skilled trade issued by a Canadian authority. And
- Have minimum 2 years (within last 5 years) of work experience in a skilled trade that meets the description in the NOC. And
- Meet the minimum Canadian Language requirements ( CLB 5 for speaking and listening, and CLB 4 for reading and writing.
- Have enough money for you and your family to settle in Canada.
Express entry system manages applications of the Federal Skilled Trades Program ( FST). You must make sure to be eligible to apply under the FST before submitting your profile into the pool of Express Entry candidates.
EXPRESS ENTRY SERVICES
EXPRESS ENTRY INITIAL SERVICE
We assess your eligibility for the express entry programs and help you to:
- Find out your ranking score
- Identify the National Occupational Classification code and information that best matches your jobs.
- Assess a job or type of work experience if it meets the Canadian immigration eligibility
- Find out about the previous rounds of invitations, to see how likely you are to get an invitation from IRCC.
- Provide you with your personalized document Checklist (only If you meet the requirements)
EXPRESS ENTRY INITIAL SERVICE
EXPRESS ENTRY PROFILE SERVICE
If you meet the requirements to apply for the express entry, we offer you our services to:
- Review your Express Entry Profile and suggest corrections
- Assist you when you complete your express entry profile online
- Recommendation on how to improve your score.
EXPRESS ENTRY PROFILE SELF MANAGED SERVICE
* After you receive the invitation from IRCC, you can retain our services to apply for the Permanent Residence for selected qualified workers
FEDERAL SKILLED TRADES NOC CODES
Federal skilled trades list of occupations can be found under these groups of the National Occupational Classification (NOC):
- Major Group 72: industrial, electrical and construction trades
- Major Group 73: maintenance, and equipment operation trades
- Major Group 82: supervisors and technical jobs in natural resources, agriculture, and related production
- Major Group 92: processing, manufacturing and utilities supervisors and central control operators
- Minor Group 632: chefs and cooks
- Minor Group 633: butchers and bakers
Step 1: Evaluation of your qualifications to find out if you are eligible.
Step 2: Prepare the necessary documents and submit your profile into the Express Entry pool of candidates.
Step 3: Apply for the Canadian permanent residence after you receive an invitation from IRCC .
Having the minimum score and submitting your profile through the Express Entry system does not guarantee that you will be invited to Apply for the Canadian PR.
AFFORDABLE PLANS FOR EVERYONE
You can choose the plan that suits best your needs and your budget.
Self-managed Service plan
US $700
- Simplified guide and personalized application kit based on your unique situation, available in your online account within 2 working days from purchase
- Online assistance and guidance to complete your application, within 10 working days, from the day you receive your application kit
- Professional review of your application and supporting documents, within 10 working days, from the day you receive your application kit
- You submit and manage your visa application
Premium Service Plan
US $2999
- Online meeting with our case manager to review your application, within 2 working days, from purchase
- based on your unique circumstances, we assign one of our specialized immigration consultants to handle your case and represent you during the process of your visa application.
- We assist and guide you, to ensure your file is complete and your documents are according to the requirements
- We offer you unlimited online consultations and responses to your inquiries during the process of your visa application
- We finalize and we submit your visa application on your behalf
- Your representative (Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant) and the case manager monitor closely the progress of your application until a final decision is reached
- Interview preparation, when applicable