NOC Codes That Start in 82
When you fill the IRCC eligibility questionnaire to see if you are eligible to immigrate to Canada, this question will pop up:
In the last five years, do you have at least two years of experience in one of these types of jobs (skilled trades)?
- industrial, electrical and construction trades (NOC codes that start in 72)
- maintenance and equipment operation trades (NOC codes that start in 73)
- supervisors and technical jobs in natural resources, agriculture and related production (NOC codes that start in 82)
- processing, manufacturing and utilities supervisors and central control operators (NOC codes that start in 92)
- chefs and cooks or (NOC codes that start in 632)
- butchers and bakers (NOC codes that start in 633
IRCC asks this because these groups of professions are considered skilled trades, and the Federal Skilled Trades Program (which is also processed through the Express Entry process) specifically looks for people with experience on those jobs .
To see if you have experience in one of those occupations, look for your job on the lists below.
Full list of occupations with NOC codes that start in 82:
If you have experience in one of these occupations within the last five years, go ahead and say so on the dropdown for the answer. It might impact your eligibility.
Other NOCs mentioned on the same question
These other occupations are also mentioned on the same question during the eligibility questionnaire.
Go through them to see if you have experience on any of them.
- NOC codes that start in 72 - Industrial, electrical and construction trades
- NOC codes that start in 73 - Maintenance and equipment operation trades
- NOC codes that start in 92 - Processing, manufacturing and utilities supervisors and central control operators
- NOC codes that start in 632 - Chefs and cooks
- NOC codes that start in 633 - Butchers and bakers
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