正在加载视频...
视频加载失败
#Ontario Workforce Priority Stream! Breaking down the new wage rules, work experience, and who actually qualifies as a recent graduate! #OINP
14 条评论

How recent should we be graduate ? I graduated in 2023, approx more then 3 years ago. Will it still count as recent graduate?

No. Has to be within 3 years

Do we need to express oinp interest or is this express entry aligned?

You have to create OINP EOI when the intake opens

Hi Kubeir just to clarify is the recent gardiate any graduate who has completed the courses uou mentioned in the video is there no year of graduation requirement eg I graduated in 2023 my course was a 2 year diploma course do i still qualify under recent graduate?

I graduated 2025 from a 2 year program and then did a short program at a private college and got a teer 3 job from the short course would I still qualify as Ontario graduate ?

DLI university needed ?

What do you think According to your knowledge, and looking back at the trends of oinp when will the eoi will open according to "Late summer" ? Will it be mid September or end of August? @AskKubeir

This is a new launch and hence there are no trends. We have to wait.

Hi @AskKubeir, what would be the process for who were graduated back in 2020-21 but have a required work experience and meidan wage plus Lmia from the employer. Thank you

Use months or 2 year stream.

Hi @AskKubeir could you please clarify how wage levels are determined when a collective agreement is in place? Specifically, if the collective agreement sets a wage lower than the median wage requirement, which one applies in that case?

My job is civil engineering technician and noc is 22300. I checked median wage in toronto or any place in gta is 37.5 CAD/ hr but trust me I have never seen any company even paying more than 35 for this job. How it is possible? How jobbank is looking or calculating median wages?

Hello @AskKubeir I am a recent graduate and work as permanent part time in Noc 33102 with full time hours. Will I still be eligible under this stream?
