Federal Skilled Trade Classification – Canada FSTP 2nd January 2013 Commences Application Intake for NOC Listed Occupations. As quoted Canadian authorities look out rightly positive with the incorporation of this specific profession program as it will help them to address chronicle structural basic trade labor deficit issues in many strategic and vital sectors, which are essential for expanding as well as sustaining productivity of the domestic economy.
This major transformation was being anticipated by many experts over the past few years as the Canadian authorities were involved in a rigorous effort to plan and finally install a broadly defined immigration policy that had the capability of handling and addressing growing aspirations of an economy like Canada. The answer lay in finding a solution that would make a valid impact for a long time to come in future besides solving the labor deficit puzzle in the present context
FSTP 2nd January, 2013 Commencement forms a part of the multi pronged strategy that has been adopted by Honorable Immigration minister Mr. Jason Kenney. With this scheme he has been able to effectively dislodge basic professions from the cumbersome FSW process.
In first program year Canadian authorities will be granting entry to 3000 people. The annual number sealing has been imposed to guarantee rapid evaluation and selection of required professionals. The proposed annual sealing in number of emigrants for first year also intends to ensure that there are no pending files at the end of the program year i.e. period commencing on January 02 2013 and ending on January 01, 2014.
The scheme will function on basis of the 2 tabulations of profession that have been specifically created to define the expanse and premise of Federal Skilled Trade Classification Scheme. The 2 tabulations have been named as tabulation A and tabulation B and have been extracted from the 2011 edition of required trade’s tabulation – NOC
The tabulation A has been created to cater to the requirements of the professions that are facing a modest or rather a reasonable shortage of trained manpower resources in the local labor pool. This tabulation has been populated with 17 professions and these subclasses have been tagged with an annual number sealing of 100 slots per profession. The annual maximum sealing of 100 slots will be applicable in all cases in all instances i.e. whether entrants have valid and acceptable employment offer or qualification certification from either a state or from regional traineeship agency.
Tabulation B of Occupations Listed In NOC For Canada FSTP 02, 2013 has been populated with 26 professions and reflect the areas which are facing a more dire and deep deficit of trained human resources in various performing sector in federal and state perspective. This tabulation will not be having any annual sealing on number of slots per profession.
