British Columbia conducted a targeted draw
The province traditionally needs medics, educators, veterinarians, and technicians.
On Aug. 3, British Columbia invited professionals in the province's right professions to apply for the nomination. Among the nominees:
- 133 technicians;
- 22 early childhood educator and assistants;
- 9 health care professionals;
- less than 5 medical care assistants;
- less than 5 specialists in other priority animal health professions.
The province sent out a total of 174 invitations in this selection. See the table below for the passing score.
| Profession | Minimum score | Categories |
| Technical experts | 90 | Qualified specialists, foreign graduates (including those registered in Express Entry) |
| Caregivers of young children ages and assistants | 60 | Qualified specialists, foreign graduates (including those registered in Express Entry) |
| Specialists in the field of Healthcare | 60 | Qualified specialists, foreign graduates, entry level and semi-skilled (including those registered in Express Entry) |
| Specialists in the field of Healthcare | 60 | Intermediate and entry-level specialists |
| Veterinarians and Veterinary Technicians | 60 | Qualified specialists, foreign graduates (including those registered in Express Entry) |
