Hello everyone, how are you all? Here I am today with a new video.
First of all, thank you for your kind comments on the improved video quality in the recent video.
I am trying to make a small setup
However, right now I don't have any table or desk and I have to buy it, so
it will be a good setup.
For now, I think the current setup looks nice as a temporary option.
So, I thought I will continue with this.
Now, on to today's topic, as you may have figured from the title, I obtained a field job.
So, what is a field job?
Many people are confused about it, as I was when I first arrived as a student.
But, I'll try my best to clear your doubts in this video.
What work do I have, and what will the procedure be? In this video, I'll also provide you some information on that.
And I'll make special videos on how PNP in Manitoba works?
So, first of all, Like the video, and let's begin and I'll tell you how everything works here.
So, the first thing that I want to tell you is that I
came here for pursuing a 2-year Computer Networking course at Seneca College, okay.
I did that in Toronto and after the course, I moved to Winnipeg.
Now, it's been around 2 and a half months.
Now, I moved here because getting PR there is a difficult thing.
Why, because after 12th, your points are not enough
We heard all these things and we knew about it, so that's why I moved here.
Now, the thing is that everyone thinks that he had completed his studies, did he get a field job or not?
I'll explain that.
So, first, the jobs are classified here. Watch the full video because only by doing so will things become clear.
If you skip it, then you won't understand all things.
So, the jobs are classified here which means
like if I talk about India, if someone there is an engineer or
some person works in an office, so their jobs are classified differently.
This is termed as National Occupation Classification which is NOC in short form.
So, the job you are doing falls under a category.
So, the main categories are NOC O, NOC A & NOC B
You will get to hear, that if I get a job in NOC A, B, or O
then everything will be good, but only a few people know what does it means.
NOC O-level jobs are manageable jobs.
If you are a manager in any store, office, or company then you fall under the NOC O category.
Professional jobs like Doctor, Engineer, etc. fall under NOC A category.
Jobs under the NOC B category are Technicians and Trade Occupations.
Like Supervisors and as I studied Computer Networking and if I get an IT technician job, then it'll fall under NOC B category.
There are also NOC C, NOC D but right now, I'll only talk about the main categories.
So, I'll make a special video on the PNP of Manitoba.
So, we require jobs in NOC O, A, B for the safe side, because if some rules changes in the future then we have NOC O, A, B jobs
So, finding a job as manager of the NOC O category is very difficult.
If you are a doctor or engineer then you can have NOC A jobs, but we came after the 12th so we also don't have a chance in this.
We are only left with NOC B jobs, which are termed, Field Jobs.
If you get an IT Technician job, then it's your field job.
Or any other job which is related to what you have studied is a field job.
And these jobs usually fall under the NOC B category.
Have you got it? Like, I am doing computer networking, if I get an IT Technician job, then it'll be a NOC B level job.
But, in order to be eligible for NOC B, do you only need an IT Technician job?
No, because if we do any other job, it'll fall under the NOC B category.
Our major goal is to get a NOC B job, not to figure out what work we're performing.
Many people have doubt that only getting a field job is important.
Well, they are right, but you also have some other options.
Like, if you get a job as Supervisor or any other job like this which falls under the NOC B category.
So, you might've got it.
Now, what my job is, I'll tell you now. I already made a video, I'll give a link to it
about the job that I got after 15 days of coming here.
I gave an interview after 15 days, and I got a job in a Call Center.
After 15 days on the job, a job posting for a Supervisor appeared.
I was new there, but I told my general manager that I needed that job
so if you can, please put my reference for it.
So, he referred me for the job.
So, I'll explain what the term "reference" implies in this context. See, I'll go through everything in detail
so that you don't have any questions.
You may have heard that everything works with reference in Canada, but what does that mean?
If someone you know is working in any Company
and you tell that individual that you want a job in his company.
So, whenever a vacancy arises, that individual will refer you to their managers for the position.
So, they'll give priority to that person.
So the benefit of a reference is that the person suggested you there and you got a job there.
I know its unfair because sometimes people have skills but don't have reference
so they don't get a job, which is unfair but no one can't do anything about this.
But, the thing that I told you other than this
like the NOC B category includes jobs as a Supervisor, Technician, etc.
So, as soon as I saw the vacancy appeared for a supervisor, I applied for it.
I believed it was only 15 days, so how could I become a supervisor, but if I don't attempt, it's wrong.
You may have heard that lawyers acquire jobs after donating money but I don't want to do such things.
I'll try to do things by myself.
Even, I didn't maintain my LinkedIn profile
because I just arrived and thought I should distribute my resume and apply online for jobs.
So, as soon as the vacancy came I applied for it, I gave an interview
and I cleared the Interview and I got a job as supervisor.
When I first arrived here, I had no idea I'd end up working as a supervisor after working in a call center
because see, I believe that if you have an opportunity then go for it.
It doesn't matter if you acquire a field job as soon as you arrive unless you genuinely want to do it.
So, if you see any opportunity coming then go for it. My motive was to apply for other jobs while working on the current
I have two years of experience working at Tim Hortons.
While working there, I wanted to get a job as a Supervisor there, because my main motive was to get a PR
because I want to study further.
Now many people say that you're doing these kinds of jobs even after studying
it's not a big issue, it depends on your motives.
If you had completed your graduation, and you completed your studies then you should find field jobs.
But, my primary goal is to gain experience, obtain PR, and plan for the future after completing additional education.
So, that's why I chose this path.
So, I've been working as a Supervisor for about 15-20 days now & my work permit has also arrived.
So, in short, I gained some experience before getting a work permit, which is a big deal.
I have seen people wasting their whole year of work permit
and after that, they get a field job or anything like that.
I wanted to move from Toronto as quickly as possible because I don't want to waste my time.
I finished my course and moved here.
So, that's how I obtained a job; I was waiting for a few days to settle down and shoot a video.
So, right now, I'm working as a supervisor in a company,
and if I get a year of experience here, I'll be eligible for PNP in Manitoba.
So, I'll make a video on the clauses of PNP in Manitoba, so please wait for some days
Many people asked me about it, so I'll definitely make a video on it.
But, for today's video, I thought I will tell you about my job and
many people were asking if I got a field job or not.
So, now you might have understood, what's the system of field jobs,
what is NOC, and you might have got what is NOC.
So, I hope you found this video useful and if you do, please like the video. I also have vlogs on my channel
I make both vlogs as well as informative videos.
So, check that out. Also, follow me on Instagram, we reached 10k followers.
Thank you so much for it.
So, see you in the next video, till then Take care, bye-bye guys, have a good one & stay safe.