Canada’s updated Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) rules, effective from 1st November 2024, introduce stricter language proficiency requirements and mandate graduates from certain fields of study to qualify for work permits. Applicants must now meet specific Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) levels, depending on their field of study. Additionally, graduates from key sectors like healthcare, STEM, and agriculture will have a clearer path to securing a PGWP. These changes aim to address Canada’s labour shortages while creating new opportunities for skilled international workers.
Canada’s New PGWP Rules: Stricter Language Requirements and Labour Shortage Fields
Categories:
Related Post
30+ Happy New Year 2025 wishes, messages, and quotes to share30+ Happy New Year 2025 wishes, messages, and quotes to share
Celebrate the arrival of 2025 with heartfelt wishes, messages, and quotes for family, friends, partners, and colleagues. This article offers over 30 suggestions to spread love, positivity, and motivational thoughts
Israel hammers Hezbollah finances with crushing airstrikesIsrael hammers Hezbollah finances with crushing airstrikes
Israeli airstrikes targeted nearly a dozen branches of a Hezbollah-run financial institution that the IDF says helps to fund terror operations. The branches of Al-Qard Al-Hassan, or “the benevolent loan,”
How much will a $5,000 CD earn now that rates are cut?How much will a $5,000 CD earn now that rates are cut?
Savers can still earn big returns with a CD now, even with the recent rate cut. Here’s how much they’d make with a $5,000 deposit.