B jobs in Canada

What is B level job in Canada?

To categorize employment,  the National Occupational Classification (NOC) system (occupations) are utilized. Jobs are classified according to their nature.


Responsibilities at work

The primary employment groupings for immigration purposes are:


Management positions, such as restaurant managers, mine managers, and shore captains, need Skill Type 0 (zero) (fishing)


Skill Level A: professional vocations that often need a university degree, such as physicians, dentists, and architects.


Skill Level B: technical vocations and skilled trades that often need a college education or apprenticeship training, such as cooks, plumbers, and electricians.


Skill Level C: professions that need a high school diploma and/or job-specific training, such as industrial butchers.

long-distance truck drivers

servers of food and beverages


Skill Level D: manual labor positions that often include on-the-job training, such as fruit pickers, cleaning staff, and oil field employees.

The NOC is used by our immigration programs to determine if a job or kind of work experience fits their eligibility requirements. Jobs with NOC Skill Type 0, A, or B are considered "skilled." 

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