Saskatchewan invited in-demand specialists from various fields
The province held a major draw.
On September 28, Saskatchewan held a draw under the provincial immigration program. There were 1,146 skilled workers who received invitations:
- Saskatchewan Express Entry — 639 invitations, a passing score of 83;
- Occupation In-Demand — 507 invitations, a passing score of 81.
This time, candidates with the following occupations received invitations:
- senior managers in financial, communications, and business services;
- senior managers in health care, education, social and community services;
- senior managers in construction, transportation, manufacturing, and utilities;
- financial managers;
- human resources managers;
- purchasing managers;
- managers of banks and credit institutions;
- managers of other business services;
- architecture and science managers;
- administrators in higher education and training;
- managers in social, community, and correctional services;
- managers in transportation;
- financial and investment analysts;
- supervisors, office and administrative workers;
- medical administrative assistants;
- chemists;
- information systems analysts and consultants;
- database analysts and data administrators;
- chemical technologists;
- civil engineering technologists and technicians;
- geomatics and meteorologists;
- university professors;
- economists;
- paralegals;
- specialists in wholesale sales;
- supervisors in services;
- agricultural contractors;
- food and beverage processing managers;
- energy engineers and power system operators and other specialists.
A complete list of occupations is available on the official website of Saskatchewan.
Compared to the previous drawing, which took place on September 15, the passing scores in the new draw have increased significantly.
Keep an eye on the history of passing scores and the number of invitations to increase your chances of immigrating to Saskatchewan.
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