1. Residential and Commercial Installers and Servicers (NOC 73200)

Overview:
This occupation involves installing and servicing a variety of equipment and systems in residential and commercial settings, such as windows, doors, signs, and appliances. These professionals ensure proper functioning, safety, and durability of installations.

• Aluminum window installer

• Eavestrough installer

• Electric appliance installer

• Exterior cladder

• Fence erector

• Hot tub installer

• Irrigation technician - installation and maintenance

• Kitchen cupboard and vanity installer

• Recreation structure erector

• Siding installer

• Sign installer

• Swimming pool installer

• Water conditioner servicer

• Water heater servicer

• Window installer

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Licensing:
Licensing is not mandatory in most provinces but may be required for specific types of work (e.g., gas or electrical systems).

Where to Learn:

• Community Colleges: Many offer certificate or diploma programs in installation and repair.

• Apprenticeships: Work under experienced professionals to gain hands-on experience.

• Technical Institutes: Specialized training for specific installations, like HVAC or electrical systems.

PR Options: Many draws have invited candidates in this occupation. If you want to check the latest draws, click here.

Frequently invited in various draws across Express Entry, Alberta, Ontario, and British Columbia.

✅Program Details: Read the detailed program requirements for different pathways.
✅Points Calculators: Calculate your score/points for eligible PR program.

2. Glaziers (NOC 73111)

Overview:
Glaziers specialize in cutting, fitting, and installing glass in windows, doors, skylights, and other structures. Their work is essential for construction and renovation projects in both residential and commercial settings.

• Glazier

• Glazier and metal mechanic

• Glazier apprentice

• Plate glass installer

• Stained glass glazier

• Structural glass glazier

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Licensing:
Licensing is mandatory in provinces like Alberta and British Columbia but voluntary in others. Trade certification can boost employability and PR points.

Where to Learn:

• Apprenticeship Programs: Typically 3-4 years, combining classroom training with paid work experience.

• Trade Schools: Offer short-term courses in glazing techniques.

• Union Training Centres: Glaziers’ unions often provide specialized training programs.

PR Options: Many draws have invited candidates in this occupation. If you want to check the latest draws, click here.

Frequently invited in various draws across Alberta, Ontario, and British Columbia.

✅Program Details: Read the detailed program requirements for different pathways.
✅Points Calculators: Calculate your score/points for eligible PR program.

3. Welders and Related Machine Operators (NOC 72106)

Overview:
Welders join metals using manual or semi-automatic welding equipment. This skill is critical in construction, manufacturing, and repair industries, from building bridges to crafting machinery.

• Aviation welding technician

• Brazing machine operator

• Brazing machine setter

• Electric arc welder

• Journeyman/woman welder

• Laser welding operator

• Pressure vessel welder

• Production welder

• Soldering machine operator

• Spot welder

• Submerged arc welder

• Welder

• Welder apprentice

• Welder-fitter

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Licensing:
While certification is not mandatory in most provinces, Red Seal Certification is available and enhances PR Score & employment opportunities nationwide.

Where to Learn:

• Community Colleges: Welding programs are widely offered (e.g., Saskatchewan Polytechnic, Fanshawe College, Niagara College etc).

• Apprenticeships: Gain practical experience while working under a certified welder.

• Private Training Institutes: Provide focused courses in welding techniques and certification preparation.

PR Options: Many draws have invited candidates in this occupation. If you want to check the latest draws, click here.

Frequently invited in various draws across Express Entry, Alberta, Ontario, and British Columbia.

✅Program Details: Read the detailed program requirements for different pathways.
✅Points Calculators: Calculate your score/points for eligible PR program.