New Brunswick employers

Are you looking for work in Canada? The provincial government of New Brunswick has published the list of designated employers taking part in the Atlantic Immigration Pilot (AIP). The provincial government is now urging foreign nationals to contact these employers directly regarding vacancies they may have.

The AIP fast-tracks the hiring of suitable foreign workers by designated employers. Once a worker is hired, they will collaborate with a designated settlement service provider to develop a settlement plan. An eligible worker can then apply for permanent residency for themselves and their family.

List of Employers
New Brunswick has released a list of designated employers who are allowed to hire foreign nationals under the program. To take advantage of this information:
1) Click on the link below to see the list and contact information for 40 of these employers
2) Explore their websites to see which employers might be of interest to you
3) Email your resume to the prospective employer(s) or apply to a job opening if available

Click Here for the List of New Brunswick AIP Employers 

Remember to create a Canadian-style resume to get it noticed by employers

Background
In March 2017 the Government of Canada, along with the four Atlantic provincial governments, launched the Atlantic Growth Strategy, a strategy to stimulate economic development in the Atlantic provinces. This strategy includes the Atlantic Immigration Pilot program, a 5-year immigration pilot whereby thousands of new immigrants and their families will be welcomed to the region.

Are you interested in applying to jobs in New Brunswick?
Contact Kari Davis, RCIC at info@bisonimmigration.com or WhatsApp 647-988-7765 or 876-784-9302 so we can help you create a resume geared to Canadian employers.

Please note: The information provided is for general purposes only, you should not act upon any such information without first seeking qualified professional counsel on your specific immigration matter.
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