British Columbia invites tech candidates in the new draw

British Columbia has held a new provincial draw by inviting 87 tech candidates. The province invited these tech workers to apply for a provincial nomination.  B.C. has issued invitations to those candidates who have a job offer in occupations related to the tech sector. And it issued tech invitations through the Skills Immigration and Express Entry categories of the BC PNP.  The minimum provincial score required in each subcategory – Skilled Worker and International Graduate was 75. This score is five points less than the required score in the previous tech draw.

British Columbia: Tech Pilot

In response to the rising demand for tech workers, the BC Provincial Nominee Program launched a Tech Pilot in 2017. The Tech Pilot helps employers hire talented foreign workers and international students who can address the tech market needs. Candidates who have a job offer from a list of 29 qualified occupations are eligible to secure an ITA under the Tech Pilot.

Tech Pilot: Great Opportunity for Tech workers

British Columbia wants to support the tech sector’s growth and therefore, it holds draws every week to hire tech talent.  With weekly Tech draws, candidates have a great opportunity to make a career in the field of technology and live in Canada. So, If you are a tech worker looking for better work opportunities in Canada, Britsh Columbia Tech Pilot is for you.  British Columbia has conducted seven draws so far this year. And it has invited a total of 1,395 candidates through various immigration categories of its Provincial Nominee Program. Find out if you are eligible for any Canadian immigration programs