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Chapter 1
Introduction to the Young Professionals work permit
Chapter 2
When can I apply? How many work permits are available each year?
Chapter 3
Am I eligible for a Young Professionals work permit?
Chapter 4
What kind of jobs are eligible for the Young Professionals work permit?
Chapter 5
How does the Young Professionals work permit application process work?
Chapter 6
What supporting documents do I need to provide with my application?
Chapter 7
What does my future employer have to do?
Chapter 8
Young Professionals work permit FAQ
Chapter 9
What should I do after arriving in Canada?
Chapter 10
Do I really need to buy health insurance?
Chapter 11
Can my spouse or partner get a work permit too?
4What kind of jobs are eligible for the Young Professionals work permit?
What kind of jobs are eligible for the Young Professionals work permit?
The job you will do in Canada must be classified as a NOC TEER 0, 1, 2 or 3 or 4 (if you can prove you have a post-secondary diploma, certificate or degree). Use the Government of Canada’s website to Find your NOC TEER category.
All candidates must prove that the job offer is relevant to their field of work or study. For instance, if you work as a systems manager, you won’t be eligible for a Young Professionals work permit if you find a position as a baker.
Ultimately, it’s up to the Government of Canada employees to assess your duties and work and decide if your job or work experience meets the “skilled” jobs criteria, i.e. NOC TEER 0, 1, 2 or 3.
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