How can I chose the correct NOC for express entry

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How can I chose the correct NOC for express entry
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As of November 16th, 2022, IRCC took a historical
step of upgrading the NOC system and switching it
to a new TEER system. All new Canadian
immigration hopefuls who lodged their Expression
of Interest after November 16, will use the new
NOC 2021 update to check their new National
Occupation Classification Code. As Indias no.1
immigration consultants, one question that we
often hear from our clients is- how can I choose
the correct NOC for express entry? As Canada
continues to change its immigration norms now and
then, choosing the right NOC is the most
important step in starting your journey to Canada
in 2023.
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Understanding the process of NOC codes Picking
up the most appropriate Canada NOC code is a
highly critical aspect of Canadian immigration.
Skilled immigrants must be fully aware of the NOC
that suits their work experience and profile.
Claiming a NOC that doesnt go with your work
experience results in direct application refusal.
Therefore, you should ensure to select the right
NOC and have sufficient documents in favor of
your selection. Every NOC code comes with an
associated job title, lead statement, and a list
of duties performed. In the context of Canadian
immigration, it doesnt matter what your actual
job title is as long as your work experience
matches the lead statement and you have performed
most of the job duties mentioned on the list.
Your work experience may fall under a couple of
different NOCs, or your job title might be
associated with a NOC code that does not
complement your work experience.
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• The latest NOC update streamlines a range of
  occupations by assigning them a Training,
  Education, Experience, and Responsibilities
  (TEER) system. IRCC has determined three TEER
  categories ranging from TEER 0 to TEER 5. The
  second digit in the NOC is your TEER category.
• Following is the breakdown of NOC codes
• The first digit highlights the occupational
  category
• The second digit is the TEER category
• The first two digits together represent the major
  group
• The first three digits represent the sub-major
  group
• The first four digits represent the minor group
  and
• The full five digits represent the unit group or
  the occupation itself.

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Determine whether you are a highly-skilled or
low-skilled worker For immigration through
the Canada Express Entry system, any occupation
determined under TEER 0, 1, 2, or 3 is regarded
as a skilled worker. On the contrary, occupations
under TEER 4 or 5 are labeled as low-skilled
work. The best way to know whether your
occupation is high or low-skilled is to check the
NOC Matrix on the Employment and Social
Development Canada (ESDC) website. The NOC
matrix helps you search for the right NOC either
by your industry or by keywords, such as your job
title. Do not forget to check the lead statement
as it should match your job description and
duties and responsibilities. Need help selecting
your NOC code for Canada? Confused if you have
picked up the right NOC? Weve got you covered.
Get in touch with us call us 8595338595 or mail
us at web_at_visexperts.com to get the right start
to your immigration journey.
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