Who are the immigrants in Saskatchewan, Canada besides truck drivers?

Wynn Immigration Answer: The Saskatchewan Nominated Skilled Immigration Program is mainly aimed at skilled workers, professionals or managers who have valid long-term full-time job invitations provided by employers in Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan nominated skilled immigrants also have their own scoring standards, with a total score of 90 and a passing score of 35. The scoring items mainly include education, work experience, language ability, family adaptability, adaptability in Saskatchewan, community support, age and personal economic ability. Holding a valid job invitation from Saskatchewan employers is the key to nominate Saskatchewan skilled immigrants.

Trucks and truck drivers

Application conditions:

At least five years working experience as a truck driver, with relevant truck driver qualification certificate and basic English; Know how to drive cars, vans and light trucks, and know how to check the performance of vehicles before departure; Loading and unloading goods, using maps can find the destination, and can independently deal with problems encountered in the work.

Age: 22-45;

Gender is not limited.

Have a college degree or above or more than one year relevant vocational skills training certificate; (Provide training)

Have more than five years working experience and can provide relevant work certificates;

The employer has no IELTS requirement for the applicant (English training certificate can be provided);