Saskatchewan invites 559 candidates in the latest draws

Saskatchewan held the latest draw on 8^th October for Express Entry and Occupations In-demand candidates. 559 candidates were invited to apply for a provincial nomination for Canadian PR.

Every since it expanded its occupation list on 18^th September, Saskatchewan has been holding back to back draw every week.  The 8^th October draw was the third draw and the province has issued 1,938 invitations over these 3 draws.

Among other eligibility requirements, applicants need to have at least one year of work experience in an eligible occupation. This holds for both the Express Entry and Occupations In-demand sub-streams.

You do not need a job offer from Saskatchewan or Canadian work experience to qualify.

The 8^th October draw invited candidates having work experience in the following NOC codes:

• NOC 0111- Financial Managers
• NOC 0114- Other Administrative Services Managers
• NOC 0112- Human Resource Managers
• NOC 0122- Banking, Credit & other Investment Managers
• NOC 0821- Managers in Agriculture
• NOC 1114- Other financial officers
• NOC 1221- Administrative Officers
• NOC 1221- Administrative Assistants
• NOC 1311- Accounting technicians & bookkeepers
• NOC 2171- Information system analysts & consultants
• NOC 2172- Database analysts & data administrators
• NOC 2174- Computer programmers & interactive media developers
• NOC 2251- Architectural technologists & technicians
• NOC 6235- Financial sales representatives
• NOC 6332- Bakers
• NOC 7321- Automotive service technicians, bus & truck mechanics & mechanical repairs

Saskatchewan held the previous draws on 25^th September and 2^nd October. 769 invitations were issued in the 25^th September draw while the 2^nd October draw issued 610 invites.

Of the 559 invitations issued on 8^th October, 231 went to candidates in the Express Entry Pool. These candidates had also filed an online EOI with SINP. The lowest-ranked candidate invited in this draw had a score of 69 points.

382 invitations were issued under the Occupations In-Demand stream in the 8^th October draw. The minimum cut-off in this stream was also 69 points, as per CIC News.

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