What are TEER Categories for Canadian immigration?

Stephen sits down with Moving2Canada's partner, Deanne Acres-Lans of Canada Abroad, to learn about how TEER Categories work in Canadian immigration and other important changes to the National Occupational Classification Codes (NOC Codes).

As of November 16, 2022, Canada's new 2021 NOC Codes are in effect. Previously, NOC Codes were organized based on 'Skill Level' but now NOC Codes are being organized based on TEER Categories (0 to 5). Only certain TEER Categories will be eligible for certain immigration programs - this video tells you everything you need to know.

For this video, we were joined by Deanne Acres-Lans, a regulated Canadian immigration consultant and founder of Canada Abroad. Book a consultation with Deanne and her team here: https://bit.ly/2Z9LSwD

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Canada Abroad is a a Canadian immigration consultancy based in Ontario with appointments available online. Canada Abroad was founded with a focus on honesty and ethical practices. Led by Deanne Acres-Lans a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) who has experience on both sides of the process having previously worked for the government as a Canada Border Services Officer with a focus on immigration.