Experience Category Creating Jobs Throughout Canada, Claims Canadian Immigration Minister

In an important development--and mirroring the mega success of Ottawas attempts to draw

, besides keep the best and the most gifted qualified workers from across the globe--the Citizenship, Immigration & Multiculturalism Minister of Canada has reportedly declared that the nation has rolled-out red-carpet welcome to its remarkable 20,000th permanent resident, via the Canadian Experience Class (CEC).

The views of Canadian Immigration Jason Kenney, the minister, was supported by an Indian immigrant, who is officially the 20,000th permanent resident given admission, via the CEC. He received his Masters from the university of Toronto even as he is reportedly using his education, in addition his experience, as a business advisor with a well-known Toronto-based bank.

Talking about this, Kenney was quoted as saying that the nation is leaving no stones unturned to draw and keep the best and the most talented students from across the globe. He added that the said Indian is a wonderful example of the benefits of rolling-out red-carpet welcome to highly educated and qualified persons to stay and also do a job on the soils of the Maple Country.

The minister continued that the person in question did a demanding, ambitious university program even while he is presently developing a thriving career, boosting the national economy, apart from playing a key role in the creation of jobs for the people of Canada. Kenney further said that the said person from India is precisely the type of trained skilled worker which the Maple Country is keen to draw and keep, via the scheme of the CEC.

The Indian, on his part, was quoted as saying that as a student, he witnessed the sea of opportunities obtainable inside the nation, adding that he felt completely at home. He further said that he was keen to stay, pursue a career in the nation, apart from playing an important part in the development of the national economy, not to mention the country. He continued that he was happy to find that it was well possible, via the CEC, and that he may employ use his know-how at once, post completing his graduation.

Meanwhile, another involved person was quoted as saying that the many universities of Canada are happy to find the mega success of the CEC towards assisting student graduates from across the world receive the permanent resident status of the nation.

He added that the graduates put in their knowledge, skills & global viewpoints to the societies and economy of Canada, adding that such graduates contribute to economic development and modernization in the nation, and assist the firms of the nation hook-up with fresh global markets.

He further said that the CECthe quickest developing economic immigration scheme of Canada--proffers a way to permanent residency for world student graduates, not to mention others having qualified work experience in the country. Those individuals, who are qualified, could duly file a petition from inside the nation itself before they wait for a swift decision.

He further said that the target of the CEC is to make certain that the nation preserves those gifted and inspired individuals who have already exhibited that they may use their qualifications--not to mention their experience--to work, boost the national economy, create work-opportunities, and effortlessly become a part of the Canadian way of life.

His views received good support from another concerned person who reportedly said that the said class is a good arrangement which actively responds to the specific requirements of the job providers/recruiters. The said immigration program also plays a decisive role in the development of the national economy. He added that armed with useful diplomas & degrees, world students become citizens, exceptional workers, and community members of the nation.

With a view to making the CEC even more receptive to the specific labor market requirements of the nation needs & its economic targets, the CIC is reportedly proposing certain amendments, which will speed-up the transition to permanent residence of those people who could already be busy with their jobs, with much success, inside the nation.

Thanks to the suggested overhaul, all aspirants will require a year of Canadian work experience acquired during the 3 years, prior to the submission of their petition. Some candidates presently need 2 years of full-time work experience. The proposed change will make the scheme better and comparatively more receptive for the world student graduates. It will also offer them with extra time to boost their careers, and also pocket the required experience to file a petition for the prized permanent residency status, via the said program.

The Canadian Immigration Minister concluded the discussion when he observed that world student graduates possess such educational qualifications which are given due recognition from the recruiters/firms of Canada.

by: Abhinav

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