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Hiring Internationally Trained Workers. As New Brunswick faces a labour shortage, immigration can benefit employers like you to retain existing talent and attract and hire new foreign talent. Internationally trained workers, which includes economic immigrants, refugees, international students, asylum seekers, temporary foreign workers and ...
- NB Skilled Worker Stream
Accept a genuine offer of unconditional, full-time,...
- Finding a Job in New Brunswick
If you’re living abroad and want to work in New Brunswick,...
- NB Skilled Worker Stream
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is committed to building a skilled workforce that reflects the Canadians we serve. Our employees work with people in Canada and around the world to help build an inclusive and diverse society that is at the core of our Canadian identity.
Accept a genuine offer of unconditional, full-time, year-round (non-seasonal) employment in an eligible occupation from a New Brunswick employer who is willing to support you through the New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program (NBPNP) process.
If you’re living abroad and want to work in New Brunswick, you can start looking for employment opportunities and find job openings that suit your skillset and work experience through a variety of job search websites: New Brunswick Job Bank. NBjobs. Indeed.
Search 41 Canada Immigration jobs now available in New Brunswick on Indeed.com, the world's largest job site.
Search 129 New Brunswick Immigration jobs now available on Indeed.com, the world's largest job site.
If you have already started the process to immigrate to Canada or to get a work permit, you can search for jobs from employers who are recruiting foreign candidates. 1 Confirm your eligibility. 2 Check if your qualifications are recognized. 3 Search and apply to jobs.
