What is the meaning of NOC in Canada?

Your National Occupation Classification (NOC) code is the number the job is listed under in Canada’s official job classification system.

How do you use NOC?

The NOC is often used by employers to help them write job descriptions and identify skill requirements for new job postings. The NOC is also used by many government agencies (including Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada) to identify skills shortages in the Canadian job market.

How many NOC codes are there?

There are approximately 35,000 titles classified in the 500 unit groups of the NOC 2016 Version 1.0. Some titles are clearly occupations, such as librarian and chef, while others reflect specializations within an occupational area, such as music librarian and pastry chef.

How can I know my NOC status?

Step 1: Visit the Vahan Citizen Services official website. Step 2: From the top drop-down menu, click on ‘Status’ and select ‘Know Your Application Status’. Step 3: On the new page, enter the application number and click on ‘Submit’ to know the status of the NOC application.

What jobs does Canada need immigrants?

Jobs In-Demand in Canada for Immigration Key Highlights

• Sales Representative.
• Accountant.
• Engineering Project Manager.
• Business Analyst.
• IT Project Manager.
• Accounts Manager.
• Software Engineer.
• Recruitment specialist.

Can I have 2 NOC?

Hi, yes you may use multiple NOC codes for your application. Work experience only counts toward the requirements if it’s in a job listed under the same NOC code. You’ll need to choose a primary NOC.

What is the main purpose of NOC?

A NOC is designed to help companies manage and monitor their network system without having to do everything manually. Companies set their NOC up to monitor all types of things going on in their network, and it is imperative that it can provide the right information when needed to make sure everything runs smoothly.

How many skill levels appear in the NOC?

four skill levels
The NOC consists of four skill levels, identified A through D, which can be identified using the second digit of the NOC code. Each skill level is assigned to two digits ranging from 0 to 7.