New Brunswick, lying on the Eastern border of Canada, is one of Canada’s Maritime Provinces. It showcases the famous Appalachian Mountains and the Bay of Fundy known for its extreme tides and whale-watching. Located within New Brunswick is the important port city of Saint John. It is officially bilingual (English and French). New Brunswick is a safe place to work due its Workers’ Compensation Act. New Brunswick values the skills and expertise of its immigrants and therefore has launcher its Provincial Nominee Program to give justice to competent immigrants. Following are the specifications of the New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program for International Graduates:

Education:

• Sufficient education to settle in New Brunswick and fulfill your job duties for the intended job.
• You should have completed at least a two-year, full-time diploma or degree program and a one year post graduate or degree or certificate program after that from an eligible, public Canadian college or University.

Job requirements:

• You should have at least two years of full-time work experience in the last five years of your application for NBPNP.
• Your job should be categorized in one of the following National Occupation Classification skill levels: Skill levels O, A, B, Skill levels C with Category 1, 3, 7, 8, 9 and Skill level D with Category 1, 3, 7, 8, 9.

Language Requirements:
Sufficient English or French Language skills to settle and work in New Brunswick and fulfill your job duties.