Career Paths for Skilled Immigrants – Construction, Engineering & Technology

If you’re a newcomer with professional experience in Construction, Engineering and Technology but struggling to find work, Career Paths can help you re-align your profession to a career in BC by focusing services to your education, training and experience in:

Construction and Engineering:

NOC 0711 Constructions Managers
NOC 2131 Civil Engineers
NOC 2132 Mechanical Engineers
NOC 2133 Electrical + Electronics Engineers
NOC 2151 Architects

Technology:

NOC 2171 Information Systems Analysts + Consultants
NOC 2173 Software Engineers + Designers
NOC 2174 Computer Programmers + Interactive Media Developers
NOC 2281 Computer Network Technicians
NOC 2175 Web Designers and Developers

Career Paths for Skilled Immigrants:

• provides self-paced, flexible services in-person and online;
• provides access to funded skills training and upgrading;
• helps you gain Canadian work experience; and,
• connects you with a dynamic support system and an expert team of Career Strategists, Resource Advisors, and Employer Relations Specialists.

SUCCESS STORY

Switching sectors solved project manager’s employment challenge

With his extensive global experience in engineering and management, Shashank still came up against the proverbial “no Canadian experience” barrier. Connecting to an ISSofBC employment program targeted towards immigrant professionals helped him overcome his frustrations and today, Shashank’s career goals are growing even bigger.

Here are more resources to support your job goals:

Career Development

• Impact for Newcomers
• Working in Canada
• Education and Training

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