Skilled Worker Assessment Form

This is an Assessment Form for people who wish to emigrate to Canada under the Federal Skilled Worker Category or who may be eligible for Immigration under the Self Employed or Canada Experience Class Category or a Provincial Skilled Worker Program. Skilled Worker means generally that you are a professional or have a specific trade skill that is in demand in Canada. You are either working in Canada, have a permanent job offer to work in Canada or have a job that is in demand in Canada.

PLEASE NOTE, if you have a spouse/common law partner they should complete their own version of this form in order for me to complete an accurate assessment of your chances of emigration to Canada under this Category. Common Law is defined as living with a partner or same sex partner for more than one year.

Contact and Basic Information
  1. (required)
  3. (required)
  4. (valid email required)
  5. Marital Status

  9. Where do you intend on residing in Canada?
  11. (required)
  12. Dependent Children are defined as biological or step children that are under 22 years of age, or 22 years of age or older and dependent upon you, or in full time educational studies since the age of 22 without any gaps in study apart from semester breaks.
  14. Currently residing in the USA with a valid H1-B Visa?
Preliminary Questions
  1. Do you have an offer of arranged employment in Canada?
  3. You are currently working in Canada on a work permit or are not working in Canada but your employer has made a full time job offer that has been confirmed by HRDC and your employer has agreed to offer you a permanent job in Canada, if your skilled worker immigration application is successful.
  4. Occupation that you have worked full time for at least 1 year and have obtained in the last 10 years
  6. Have you worked or studied in Canada?
  8. Only complete if you have worked or studied in Canada.
Skilled Worker Assessment
  1. Education Level
  3. If you have not completed the number of years of study that correspond to your highest educational credential, award yourself points based on the number of years of study.
Work Experience
  1. You need the following work experience criteria in order to qualify under the skilled worker category:

    1. At least one year of continuous full-time paid work experience or the equivalent in part-time continuous employment,

    AND

    2. Work experience must be Skill Type 0 (managerial occupations) or Skill Level A (professional occupations) or B (technical occupations and skilled trades) on the Canadian National Occupational Classification list,

    AND

    3. The experience must have been obtained within the last 10 years.
  4. Number of years of full time work experience
  6. What is your work history over the past 10 years? In the box below type in information abou your previous employment, the name of employer, location of employer, amount of time worked in the job as well as full job title and duties for each job position.
English Language Ability
  1. Proficiency Determination:

    High: You communicate effectively in most social and work situations.
    Moderate: You communicate comfortably in familiar social and work situations.
    Basic: You communicate comfortably in familiar social and work situations.
  2. Speaking English
  4. Listening to English
  6. Reading English
  8. Writing English
French Language Ability
  1. Proficiency Determination:

    High: You communicate effectively in most social and work situations.
    Moderate: You communicate comfortably in familiar social and work situations.
    Basic: You communicate comfortably in familiar social and work situations.
  2. Speaking French
  4. Listening to French
  6. Reading French
  8. Writing French
Adaptability
  1. Have you or your spouse ever studied in Canada (post-secondary institution) for at least 2 years? This must be studies on a full time basis on a valid study permit after the age of 17.
  2. Attended Post Secondary in Canada
  4. Spouse Education Level
  6. Do you or your spouse have a relative in Canada?
  8. Relative must live in Canada and be a citizen or permanent resident. Relative would be a parent, grandparent, child, grandchild, child of a parent, (sibling), child of a grandparent, (aunt/uncle), or grandchild of a parent, (niece or nephew).
  10. Have you our your spouse ever worked in Canada for 1 year or more on a valid work permit?
  12. Are you currently working in Canada on a work permit and has your employer agreed to hire you on permanent basis if you are granted immigration to Canada?
  15. The Canadian Government requires proof of a minimum amount of liquid funds to bring to Canada (some exceptions such as job in Canada).
    Indicate above how much transferable funds you will have access to on arrival in Canada (CDN FUNDS).
Self Employment Category Questions
  1. Only complete this section of you have been self-employed in the arts or athletics in the past.
  2. Self-Employed Situation
  4. If you answered a, b, or c, please provide further details and, in particular, details on experience such as start dates, durations, etc.
  6. If you answered the above question with c, please indicate your occupation below or select none if your occupation is not listed.
Conclusion
  1. Subscribe to Immigration Newsletter
  3. Have you, your spouse, common law partner, or dependent child(ren) ever had a serious disease?
  5. Have you, your spouse, common law partner, or dependent child(ren) ever been convicted of, or are currently charged with, any crime or offence in any country?
 

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