New Brunswick to recruit specialists in the hospitality sector

New Brunswick in Canada opens registration for skilled foreign workers with recent experience in the hospitality sector that intend settling within the province after taking up Canadian permanent residence. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V66ZoI_mVto Here, by “recent experience” is implied work experience within the 5 years before applying.

What is the hospitality sector?

A part of the services industry, the hospitality sector involves catering to the needs and requirements of guests, thereby ensuring customer satisfaction.   Amenities, lodging and travel arrangements come under the hospitality sector.   Major hospitality sectors – ·        Food and beverage ·        Accommodation ·        Travel and tourism ·        Entertainment and recreation   While the hospitality industry is segmented, there is a considerable overlapping for improving the overall customer experience.

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• Canada
• U.K.
• Australia
• Germany

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- However, do keep in mind that New Brunswick's Virtual Recruitment Mission – Hospitality Sector, is only targeted at individuals that have the clear intention of residing within New Brunswick. All occupations available in the Canadian labour market are classified as per the National Occupational Classification [NOC] matrix. Each of the occupation groups has a unique 4-digit NOC code.

New Brunswick’s Virtual Recruitment Mission – Hospitality Sector: 10 Eligible NOC codes
NOC Code	Occupation	Average prevailing wage in New Brunswick
NOC 0631	Restaurant and food service managers	CAD 20.00 per hour
NOC 6311	Food service supervisors	CAD 13.00 per hour
NOC 6321	Chefs	CAD 16.00 per hour
NOC 6322	Cooks	CAD 12.75 per hour
NOC 6511	Maîtres d'hôtel and hosts/hostesses	CAD 12.95 per hour
NOC 6512	Bartenders	CAD 13.50 per hour
NOC 6513	Food and beverage servers	CAD 13.00 per hour
NOC 6525	Hotel front desk clerks	CAD 14.15 per hour
NOC 6711	Food counter attendants, kitchen helpers and related support occupations	CAD 12.00 per hour
NOC 6731	Light duty cleaners	CAD 14.00 per hour

  New Brunswick is among the 9 provinces and 2 territories of Canada that are a part of the Provincial Nominee Program [PNP]. Quebec, the only province not a part of Canadian PNP, has its own immigration programs. Nunavut territory, on the other hand, has no immigration program for the induction of newcomers into the territory. If eligible, an individual might also settle in New Brunswick through the Atlantic Immigration Pilot [AIP]. With the registration process now open, individuals with the required work experience in any of the 10 NOC codes above-mentioned – and willing to settle in NB after they get their Canada PR – might apply online.

Documents required, to be uploaded

·        Photo page of current passport ·        If present country of residence is not the country of citizenship, visa for the country of residence ·        Language test results, such as the IELTS etc. ·        Educational Credential Assessment [ECA] report, such as issued by the World Education Services [WES] ·        Curriculum Vitae [CV], optional ·        If applicable, CV of spouse, optional

  Following successful registration, a confirmation email will be sent. Do note that this is simply an acknowledgement and not an invitation as such. Selected candidates will be sent an invitation to attend the virtual event. For more details, contact Y-Axis today! If you are looking to Work, Study, Invest, Visit, or Migrate to Canada, talk to Y-Axis, the World’s No. 1 Immigration & Visa Company. If you found this blog engaging, you may also like … High demand for immigrants in the healthcare sector in Canada