Immigration Pathways to move to Canada

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Immigration Pathways to move to Canada as a
Mechanic or Auto Technician

• Are you an experienced Mechanic or Automobile
  Technician and want to pursue your career dreams
  in your dream country?
• Immigrants to Canada as Mechanics and Auto
  Technicians are considered highly skilled
  professionals, making them eligible for numerous
  government migration programs like the Provincial
  Nominee Programs and Express Entry.
• With over 70 different immigration programmers
  and visas available for skilled and semi-skilled
  workers, you have a higher chance of setting up a
  new life in the country with your loved ones as a
  Mechanic or an Automobile Technician.

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Pathways to immigrate to Canada as a Mechanic or
Auto Technician

• Express Entry
• Program for Federal Skilled Trades
• Provincial Nominee Program

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Canada
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Are there any certification requirements for the
Mechanic Automobile Technician?

• Each province and territory establishes its
  requirements for certification. It is possible to
  become certified as an automotive service
  technician in British Columbia, Saskatchewan,
  Manitoba, Newfoundland and Labrador, the Yukon,
  the Northwest Territories, and Nunavut, but it is
  not legally needed. You do not need to complete
  an apprenticeship and obtain a Certificate of
  Qualification (or comparable certification).
• Without attending school, becoming a Mechanic is
  not possible in other provinces. This is because
  the automotive industry is a required trade in
  certain regions, emphasizing that you need a
  license to be a Mechanic.

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What is the Red Seal test?

• The Red Seal Exam is a test that evaluates your
  understanding of trade and commerce. Each
  province and territory use it to grant a Red Seal
  endorsement. In most cases section, organizations
  qualify tradespeople using the Red Seal Test. It
  resembles the final test in many ways for
  skilled workers.
• Each question is multiple-choice, with the same
  significance. The four possible answers have only
  one correct answer and three incorrect answers.

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