Posted on January 24 2023
Canada is considered among the top 25 places in the world to plan retirement. It is because of its progressive immigration pathways which lead foreign immigrants choose maple leaf country as a retirement destination.
Canada has been relaxing many immigration pathways to welcome most of the newcomers to the country to bounce back in terms of the economy. The unemployment rate in Canada dropped to 5.01% in the month of November. Hence it has severe shortages of skilled workforce in most sectors.
In order to fill the shortages Canada chose immigration as its choice and has increased the allocations for each province and still continuing the same. Canada has launched many TR to PR pathways for foreign immigrants’ permanent selection.
Canada has a plan to invite 471,000 by the end of 2022 and has set the immigration levels to plan for 2023-2025. The following table displays the Immigration plans for the next 3 years.
Year |
Immigration Levels Plan |
2023 |
465,000 permanent residents |
2024 |
485,000 permanent residents |
2025 |
500,000 permanent residents |
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Canada currently has more than 1M job vacancies across most of the sectors of the country. Employment is been rising in various industries like Manufacturing, Construction & Accommodation and Food Services and etc.
The unemployment rate in Canadian provinces is listed in the following table:
Canadian province |
Unemployment rate |
Quebec |
3.8 |
Prince Edward Island |
6.8 |
Newfoundland and Labrador |
10.7 |
Manitoba |
4.4 |
Alberta |
5.8 |
British Columbia |
1 |
Ontario |
5.5 |
40% of businesses in Canada have been tackling the shortages of skilled workforce. The Canadian employers planned to welcome foreign immigrants to fill the vacant jobs for a few months.
The overall unemployment rate in Canada has increased to 5.2% and the job vacancy rate is increased to 5.7%. The provinces have been increasing the immigration allocations to fill the vacant jobs with highly qualified skilled professionals.
Most of the provinces of Saskatchewan and Ontario have added new jobs to the existing workforce market. There have been observed employment trends in Canadian provinces like Ontario, Manitoba, British Columbia, Quebec, Newfoundland & Labrador, and Prince Edward Island.
Foreign immigrants can try to apply for these jobs using many immigration pathways which lead to Canadian permanent residence.
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Secondary school teachers make ready & teach academic, technical, specialized, or vocational subjects for public & private secondary schools. The Secondary school teachers worked also as heads of departments in the unit group.
The table below displays the NOC/TEER code of Secondary School Teachers:
NOC/TEER codes |
Occupations |
41220 |
Secondary school teachers |
Nunavut, Northwest Territories, Ontario, Alberta, and Yukon provinces pay high wages for Secondary School Teachers.
Secondary School Teacher gets on an average per hour is CAD 43.96. The hourly pay varies depending on the need of the province/territory workforce market. The following table displays the average wages per annum against each province/ Territory.
Province/Territory |
Average wages per annum in CAD |
Canada |
84,403.20 |
Alberta |
87,686.4 |
British Columbia |
78,470.4 |
Manitoba |
81,235.2 |
New Brunswick |
66,009.6 |
Newfoundland and Labrador |
84,921.6 |
Northwest Territories |
96,249.6 |
Nova Scotia |
79,392 |
Nunavut |
1,06,425.6 |
Ontario |
91,660.8 |
Prince Edward Island |
73,843.2 |
Quebec |
77,299.2 |
Saskatchewan |
83,078.4 |
Yukon Territory |
91,449.6 |
The eligibility criteria change a little based on the role assigned to the Secondary School Teacher.
The individuals must possess the certification from a regulatory authority before beginning the work. The table below shows the occupation for each province and the certification.
Location |
Job title | Regulation | Regulatory body |
Alberta | Secondary School Teacher | Regulated |
Alberta Education,Teaching Excellence and Certification |
Manitoba |
School Clinician |
Regulated | Professional Certification and Student Records Unit, Government of Manitoba |
Special Education Coordinator | Regulated |
Professional Certification and Student Records Unit, Government of Manitoba |
|
Regulated |
Éducation Manitoba, Gouvernement du Manitoba (available in French only) | ||
Regulated |
Éducation Manitoba, Gouvernement du Manitoba (available in French only) |
||
Vocational Industrial Education Teacher |
Regulated |
Professional Certification and Student Records Unit, Government of Manitoba |
|
New Brunswick |
Secondary School Teacher | Regulated | Office of Teacher Certification, Department of Education and Early Childhood Development |
Newfoundland and Labrador | Secondary School Teacher | Regulated |
Registrar, Teacher Certification, Department of Education |
Northwest Territories |
Secondary School Teacher | Regulated | Department of Education, Culture and Employment, Government of the Northwest Territories |
Nova Scotia | Secondary School Teacher | Regulated |
Registrar, Teacher Certification, Education and Early Childhood Development |
Ontario |
Secondary School Teacher | Regulated | Ontario College of Teachers |
Prince Edward Island | Secondary School Teacher | Regulated |
Office of the Registrar, Department of Education, Early Learning and Culture, Government of Prince Edward Island |
Québec |
Secondary School Teacher | Regulated | Ministère de l’Éducation, du Loisir et du Sport |
Saskatchewan | Secondary School Teacher | Regulated |
Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board 204-3775 Pasqua Street |
Yukon |
Secondary School Teacher | Regulated |
Teacher Certification, Department of Education E-5 P.O. Box 2703 1000 Lewes Boulebard Whitehorse, Yukon Territory Y1A 2C6 |
The jobs Secondary Schools teacher occupation is 162 across the territories and provinces. The table below displays the number of available jobs for each territory & province.
Location |
Available jobs |
Alberta |
32 |
British Columbia |
10 |
Canada |
162 |
Manitoba |
2 |
New Brunswick |
3 |
Nunavut |
1 |
Ontario |
42 |
Québec |
61 |
Saskatchewan |
10 |
*Note: The number of job vacancies may differ. This is given as per the information on December 23, 2022.
Location |
Job prospects |
Alberta |
Moderate |
British Columbia |
Moderate |
Manitoba |
Good |
New Brunswick |
Good |
Newfoundland and Labrador |
Moderate |
Northwest Territories |
Very good |
Nova Scotia |
Moderate |
Nunavut |
Good |
Ontario |
Good |
Prince Edward Island |
Moderate |
Quebec |
Good |
Saskatchewan |
Moderate |
Yukon Territory |
Very good |
Secondary School Teacher occupation has huge demand in Canadian provinces and territories. To search for a job; or directly migrate to Canada and then look for a job as a Secondary School Teacher, the individuals can apply through either TFWP (Temporary Foreign Worker Program) or IMP (International Mobility Program).
The Federal Skilled Trades Program (FSTP) is the most common economic pathway among immigrants.
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