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Find your occupation's NOC code and TEER category — the starting point for Express Entry, LMIA and most program eligibility.
A decade of files, decisions and outcomes across every major Canadian pathway.
What we handle
A sharper service plan
The right service is more than a checklist. It is a sequence that turns your facts into a coherent, review-ready pathway.
Start with the facts, goals, history and deadlines that shape the route.
Organize evidence, explanations and forms around the decision-maker’s concern.
Keep ownership, communication and the next deadline visible from start to finish.
A visual route guide
Every file has a human story behind it. These moments reflect the preparation, decisions and new beginnings that shape this service.
Picture the life your pathway is helping you build.
The right city can shape how your new chapter feels day to day.
A route that fits your profile can open the right doors.
Arrive with a plan—and make the first moments count.
Good preparation turns uncertainty into a clear next move.
Expert guidance keeps the important details moving together.
Build a future that feels rooted, connected and truly yours.
One thoughtful step today can change where tomorrow begins.
Your next step
Complete the guided form below and bring the result into a consultation when your situation needs tailored strategy.
Demo subset of NOC 2021 · Illustrative
Search by title or 5-digit NOC code, then filter by TEER — the starting point for Express Entry & LMIA fit.
37 occupations found
Senior managers — financial, communications and other business services
Management occupations
Senior managers — health, education, social and community services
Management occupations
Advertising, marketing and public relations managers
Management occupations
Restaurant and food service managers
Management occupations
Financial auditors and accountants
University degree required
Other financial officers
University degree required
Professional occupations in advertising, marketing and public relations
University degree required
Executive assistants
University degree required
Software engineers and designers
University degree required
Web developers and programmers
University degree required
Data scientists
University degree required
Cybersecurity specialists
University degree required
Mechanical engineers
University degree required
Civil engineers
University degree required
Electrical and electronics engineers
University degree required
Registered nurses and registered psychiatric nurses
University degree required
General practitioners and family physicians
University degree required
Secondary school teachers
University degree required
University professors and lecturers
University degree required
Supervisors, general office and administrative support workers
College diploma / apprenticeship (2+ years)
Administrative officers
College diploma / apprenticeship (2+ years)
Accounting technicians and bookkeepers
College diploma / apprenticeship (2+ years)
Chefs
College diploma / apprenticeship (2+ years)
Cooks
College diploma / apprenticeship (2+ years)
Electricians
College diploma / apprenticeship (2+ years)
Carpenters
College diploma / apprenticeship (2+ years)
Welders and related machine operators
College diploma / apprenticeship (2+ years)
Heavy-duty equipment mechanics
College diploma / apprenticeship (2+ years)
Automotive service technicians, truck and bus mechanics
College diploma / apprenticeship (2+ years)
Early childhood educators and assistants
College diploma / apprenticeship (2+ years)
Retail sales supervisors
College diploma / apprenticeship (2+ years)
Transport truck drivers
College diploma / apprenticeship (< 2 years)
Automotive mechanical repairers
College diploma / apprenticeship (< 2 years)
Administrative assistants
College diploma / apprenticeship (< 2 years)
Retail salespersons
High school + short training
Cashiers
High school + short training
General office support workers
High school + short training
What this service covers
Use the guide below to understand the route before you book. Your existing page content remains the source of truth; this surface gives it the same visual hierarchy as the reference homepage.
Talk through your fileYour service guide
Review the complete guide below, then use the consultation path when your situation needs a tailored strategy.
When the route needs a second perspective, a focused review helps connect the facts, evidence and next decision.
Clear answers, before you decide
Open a question to understand what the tool can show, what it cannot decide and what to check next.
Find your occupation's NOC code and TEER category — the starting point for Express Entry, LMIA and most program eligibility.
Use the detailed guidance on this page to understand the route, then speak with a licensed RCIC if your history, documents or deadline need a tailored review.
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