The Canadian government have launched a new consultation on changes to the Federal Skilled Worker Program.
The points for age and English language ability are marked out as areas that could be changed - i.e. giving more points for younger applicants and those who speak advanced English.
The main areas of consultation include;
•requiring federal skilled workers to have a minimum level of language proficiency;
•making the program more accessible to skilled tradespeople, technicians and apprentices;
•placing greater emphasis on younger immigrants who will adapt more easily and be active members of the work force for a longer time frame;
•redirecting points from work experience to other factors that better contribute to success in the Canadian work force; and
•reducing the potential for fraudulent job offers.
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Tuesday, 22 February 2011
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