Manitoba:
When we think of Canada's iconic regions and cities, we usually think of representative areas such as Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal. However, as the second largest country in the world and one of the seven largest industrial countries, Canada is a vast country, or some provinces are also very promising for development, which can be used as an important reference for students to choose a study city in the future.
So today we're going to talk about a vibrant province of Manitoba
As Canada's largest agricultural province, Manitoba has been continuously optimizing and diversifying its economy in recent years.
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manufacturing
Manchester's agricultural machinery manufacturing, food processing and aerospace industries are growing rapidly, with agricultural machinery and transportation equipment exported to the United States in large quantities. Intra-city buses and intercity buses produced in Manchester have a large market share in North America. In addition, Manchester's emerging industries such as healthcare, biotechnology, aerospace, and information and communication technology are also competitive in Canada.
Garment industry
Manchester is the third largest garment production center in Canada and is known as Canada's "Outerwear Production Capital". Among them are Calvin Klein, London Fog, Canada Goose and other famous brands.
Aerospace industry
Manchester is Canada's third largest aerospace product and service hub, with 80% of its products destined for international markets. The province has the world's largest private turbo engine overhaul facility, Canada's largest composite aircraft component manufacturing plant and Canada's only solid rocket fuel production plant. Famous companies include Boeing Canada, Air Canada Maintenance Headquarters and Bristal Aerospace.
services
Manchester's services sector is also booming, with Great-West Lifeco, one of Canada's largest insurance companies, IGM Financial, the largest mutual fund wholesaler, and Can West Global Communications Corp, one of the largest all-media companies, all headquartered in the province.
Economic Structure of Manitoba (2019 Statistics)
As of January 2022, Manchester's unemployment rate was 5.1 per cent, below the national average of 5.5 per cent. This reflects the potential and dynamism of Manchester. This also means that it is easier for young people who study in Manchester to find a job after graduating than in other regions, and the immigration policy here is more flexible after finding a job.
The University of Manitoba's admissions officer and graduate of Mandala University, Senior Nik, has given the following interpretation.
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Immigration policy in Manchester
The Provincial Nominee Program ('PNP'). One of the Canadian economic immigration programs is an immigration route negotiated by some Canadian provinces with the Federal Immigration Service according to the economic development of their own provinces and the need for talents.
The requirements for applicants in different provinces are different, but most of them are judged by the applicant's age, education, occupation, work experience, language ability, and adaptability. According to the different basic requirements, it can also be divided into two categories: technology and business. Once nominated by the province and passed a health and safety check by the federal government's Immigration Service, the applicant's entire family can obtain a Canadian permanent residence visa (commonly known as a 'PR card').
In general, provincial nominations can be divided into rapid provincial nominations (EE projects) and slow paper provincial nominations (regular projects).
Fast-track provincial nomination projects, EE projects, the provincial government will indicate which projects docking fast track (there are currently no docking projects in Quebec). Applicants meet the criteria of one of the federal skilled immigrants, Canadian experience immigrants, or federal skilled immigrants, and register the information into the EE Pool before submitting the application materials to the provincial immigration department. From the beginning of the application to the time you get the PR card, it is generally within one year. After receiving the nomination letter, the applicant takes the Federal Fast Track and can receive 600 bonus points in EE's CRS scoring system.
General Provincial Nominee Program: If the applicant does not qualify for any of the federal fast-track projects, they can only take the provincial nomination program. Since you don't go express entry, there is no such thing as adding points.
Manchester's Provincial Nomination Policy MPNP
The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program) is currently divided into two categories: technology and investment.
In particular, on 15 November 2017, IRCC and the Manchester Immigration Department agreed to update the MCNP: to launch a sub-program to enhance manchester's economic competitiveness, attract more investment, cultivate the labor market, and encourage more new immigrants to settle in Manchester.
In total, the MPNP should cover 9 sub-projects, of which the technology category contains 7 sub-projects and the investment category contains 2 sub-projects.
For international students, the new Manchester International Student category, International EducationStream (IES), aims to provide a faster nomination pathway for international students graduating from Manchester, and this category is not available to international students graduating from other provinces in Canada. This category provides a faster route for graduates who have obtained long-term professional counterpart job offers and whose occupations are within the scope of the shortage list, and if they meet the requirements, they can submit provincial nominations immediately after graduation without work experience.
Manchester's shortage of occupations
The Canadian NOC is divided into 5 levels (0, A, B, C, D) according to the Skill Level of the Canadian Occupation. 0, A, B are immigrant occupations for federal skilled immigrants, and C, D occupations cannot apply for Canadian federal skilled immigration (although some provincial nomination programs allow C,D category practitioners to immigrate).
Specific skill levels of Level 5 are divided according to the education and training requirements for practitioners:
- Generally speaking, the 0, A, and B occupations in the NOC are shortage occupations, such as engineers, technicians, programmers, bookkeepers, clerks, cooks, supervisors, and belong to the shortage occupations.
- C and D occupations are not shortage occupations. For example, helpers, waiters, porters, etc.
Manchester has not met the number of invitations for many years
The federal allocation of provincial nominations to Manchester every year is about 5700 households, Manchester has not reached this target for 4 years in the past 5 years, even if Manchester has made such an "effort" to invite every year, coupled with overseas skilled workers and graduate fast track, there is still a lot of gap between 5 years and 5700 places.
Therefore, judging from the immigration policy of Manchester above, the conditions are still quite relaxed. As long as a classmate successfully progresses to the University of Manitoba and finds a job after graduation (Manchester's low unemployment advantage), they are almost eligible for provincial nomination.