OINP Employer Job Offer

Employer Job Offer Category

The following three programs exist under the Employer Job Offer Category:

• Foreign worker stream
  for skilled workers
• International students
  for recent graduates of Ontario post-secondary institutions
• In-demand skills stream
  for intermediate skilled workers in certain sectors, such as agriculture, construction, trucking and personal support workers.

Minimum Requirements:

How it works:

You are first required to create a profile on the OINP e-Filing Portal, and register your Expression of Interest (EOI).

Ontario regularly holds provincial draws to invite the highest-ranking candidates in the pool. If you are invited, you will receive a notification in the portal and you will have to submit your application within 14 calendar days. You can submit your application through your ONe-key account. 

Learn more about the Ontario EOI system (create a separate page for the Ontario EOI system and provide a link here to direct client to go that page)

The content of Ontario EOI system is here below:

EOI Scoring Factors

Ontario uses the National Occupational Classification (NOC) to award you with points for your job offer and your work experience.

Section 1 – Job Offer

You are awarded points depending on your NOC Skill Level, NOC Type and your wage. These are not applied to Masters Graduate or PhD Graduate streams.

NOC skill level

NOC type

Wage

Section 2 – Canadian Work Experience

You are awarded points for the cumulative duration of your Canadian work experience, your NOC skill level of your Canadian work experience as well as your earnings history.

Cumulative duration

NOC Skill Level

Earnings history

Section 3 – Education

Highest level of education

This section does not apply to the International Student stream.

Field of study

This section does not apply to the Foreign Worker stream or the In-Demand Skills stream.

Canadian education experience

This section does not apply to the Foreign Worker stream or the In-Demand Skills stream.

Section 4 – Language

You are awarded points depending on your language ability and knowledge. This section does not apply to the Foreign Worker stream or the In-Demand Skills stream.

Official language ability

Knowledge of official languages

Section 5 – Regional Immigration

Location of job Offer

(Not applied to Masters or PhD streams.)

Location of study

(Not applied to Foreign Worker or In-Demand Skills streams)

Section 6 – Strategic priorities

Ontario can award an additional 10 points to address provincial labour market needs. It is determined by the OINP on the Invitation to Apply webpage.

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• • Must have a full-time, permanent job offer in an eligible occupation in Ontario;
  • Must have work experience, licence or other authorization that is required to perform the job;
  • Must intend to live in Ontario;
  • Employer must meet additional requirements (business, revenue, employment).
  • NOC Skill Level A – 10 points
  • NOC Skill Level B – 8 points
  • NOC Skill Level C – 0 points
  • NOC Skill Level D – 0 points
  • NOC Type 0,1,2,3,9 – 10 points
  • NOC Type 4,5,6,7,8 – 5 points
  • $40 per hour or higher – 10 points
  • $20 to $39.99 per hour – 5 points
  • Less than $20 per hour – 0 points
  • 12 Months or more – 4 points
  • Less than 12 months – 0 points
  • NOC Skill Level A – 3 points
  • NOC Skill Level B – 0 points
  • NOC Skill Level C – 0 points
  • NOC Skill Level D – 0 points
  • $40k or more earnings in a year – 3 points
  • Less than $40k earnings in a year – 0 points
  • PhD – 10 points
  • Masters – 8 points
  • Bachelors or equivalent – 6 points
  • College diploma or trade certificate – 5 points
  • Less than college or trade certificate – 0 points
  • Engineering – 10 points
  • Health care – 10 points
  • Math and Computer Science – 9 points
  • Business and Administration – 7 points
  • Trades – 7 points
  • Social, Legal, Education and Science – 6 points
  • Arts and Humanities – 5 points
  • More than one Canadian credential – 10 points
  • One Canadian credential – 5 points
  • CLB 9 or higher – 10 points
  • CLB 8 – 6 points
  • CLB 7 – 4 points
  • CLB 6 or lower – 0 points
  • 2 Official Languages – 10 points
  • 1 Official Language – 5 points
  • Outside GTA – 10 points
  • Inside GTA – 6 points
  • Outside GTA – 10 points
  • Inside GTA – 6 points