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The new National Occupational Classification (NOC) 2021 will have an effect on various Canadian government departments including Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
Going forward Noc codes will now be 5 digits instead of 5. They will also be getting rid of the existing NOC Skill levels (level 0, level A, level B, level C and level D). These will be replaced by TEER levels which stand for Training, Education, Experience and Responsibility. There will be 6 TEER levels consisting of 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5.
The former NOC skill level 0 and NOC skill level A will mostly remain unchanged, while NOC skill B will be the most affected. 47 NOC skill level B occupations will be downgraded. This could have a direct impact on those hoping to apply through the Canadian Experience Class and as Federal Skilled Workers, whose applications are submitted through the Express Entry system.
To view the National Occupational Classification (NOC) Correspondence Tables for 2021 click below:
https://www.statcan.gc.ca/eng/concept...
00:00 - Introduction to New NOC 2022
00:38 - What is the New NOC 2022?
01:09 - Changes in classifications of NOC codes
02:08 - When is the New NOC 2022 being implemented?
02:57 - Impact on Express Entry Canada 2022
03:18 - New TEER cut-off for Express Entry Canada 2022
04:21 - NOC codes now ineligible under Express Entry Canada 2022
04:52 - NOC codes upgraded by the New NOC 2022 system
06:18 - Atlantic Immigration Program ineligible NOC codes 2022
07:30 - Federal Skilled Trades Program and New NOC 2022
10:13 - Summary of New NOC 2022
11:02 - FSW draws resuming