Most Paying Jobs In Canada For Immigrant
Canada is a very accommodating country that welcomes legal immigrants either for educational or job purposes.
It has some industries that are demanding much workforce such as Health care, Social Work/Assistance and Technology added about 30,000 jobs in September, making it the biggest industry gainers in the Canadian job market.
This industry is employing more people because the Canadian government prioritise health and quality life of the people than other things.
For you to be chosen you must have the following:
- You must prove that you have adequate funds to support yourself and your dependents after you arrive in Canada
- You must have a post-secondary certificate, diploma or degree
- You must have skilled work experience at least 1 year of full-time and
- You must meet minimum language requirements of English and/or French language
These help Immigrants settle fast and get along well in Canada.
Top 10 high demanding Jobs for skilled professionals in Canada.
Nurses
The services of Nurses are in high demand as Canada places a premium on health care delivery. Also going with the fact that its population is ageing, more Nursing professionals and assistants are needed to care for the senior citizens while not neglecting the younger population. The best part is that they are needed throughout the country; their service isn’t restricted by location.
To qualify as a practising nurse in Canada, you will need a degree or diploma as registered nursing. You will also need to take some professional courses and management studies. As soon as you begin working, you will need to register with a regulatory body in the province. The median hourly wage is 36 Canadian dollars
Dentists
Dentists are highly sought after in Canada. To qualify as a practising Dentist, you will need a university degree from a recognized dental program. You will need to be licensed by a provincial or territorial regulatory body. Transitioning into specialized dental practice requires additional training.
Salary for a dentist is about 77,000 Canadian dollars
Pharmacist
As mentioned, medical professionals are needed in Canada to help keep the growing population happy and healthy. More pharmacists will lend a hand to help make more healthcare workers available across the provinces. In Canada, only Pharmacists are allowed to prescribe certain medications and renew prescriptions. The hourly wage is at 47 Canadian dollars.
Audiologists
Audiologists and speech-language therapists assist people with hearing loss or communication disorders on the path of recovery and expressing themselves. These skilled professionals can work in hospitals, rehabilitation centre or engage in private practice. Some of the job descriptions include conducting a diagnosis, rehabilitation programs for patients and engaging in speech disorders or hearing loss related research.
The median hourly salary for audiologists is at C$45.
Engineers
Specialized Engineering careers have been found to consistently rank high on the list of “Eligible Federal Skilled Worker Occupations”. Some of the high demand engineering professions include Chemical Engineer, Civil Engineer, Mining and Geological Engineer, Petroleum Engineer and Surveyors.
To qualify as an Engineer who can practice in Canada, you need at least a bachelor’s degree in a related discipline. Depending on the position, a master’s degree or PhD may be required. Three to four years of engaging in supervised work and passing a practical exam are an additional advantage. Media hourly rates are at C$40
Industrial instrument technicians and mechanics
Industrial instrument technicians and mechanics are positions that are in high demand throughout Canada. There aren’t enough skilled and qualified technicians to make up for the increasing number of retirees and those choosing different career paths. Skilled Industrial mechanics are also particularly needed especially those working in the manufacturing sector.
The required certification to work as a Professional Technologist in Canada varies from province to province. Generally, Apprenticeship or vocational training is what is required or you may also need trade certification.
Hourly pay range between C$19 and C$50.
Data Scientists, Statisticians
Internet and device usage are culminating in exponentially growing amounts of data. The demand for people who can interpret it and make sense of it is also growing. Data Scientists, Statisticians and Actuaries are trained to use mathematical techniques to build models that solve problems and predict consumer or user behaviour and outcomes. To fit in you will probably need a graduate degree in mathematics or statistics and knowledge of other data science tools.
Salary for statisticians is at C$45.
The list is inexhaustible as Canada is desperately in need of skilled immigrants to fill various high in-demand roles.