How to immigrate to Canada as an engineer

Between 2020 and 2025, the Canadian economy will need to fill over 44,000 engineering jobs across 14 fields. As senior engineers retire and industries continue to grow, the country faces a shortage of mid-level and intermediate-level experienced engineers. This skills gap cannot adequately be filled by new Canadian graduates, creating an immense opportunity for internationally trained engineers.
Whether you recently qualified as an engineer abroad or have several years of foreign engineering experience under your belt, moving to Canada can open a whole new world of opportunities for you.
In this video, we talk about:
Canadian immigration programs for internationally educated engineers
Types of engineering licenses in Canada
Licensing process for foreign trained engineers in Canada
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