Federal Skilled Trades Program(FSTP)

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Federal Skilled Trades Program (FSTP)

The Federal Skilled Trades (FST) program is one of three express entry programs managed by the Express Entry system. Individuals with a skilled trade’s qualification and experience are eligible to apply for the Federal Skilled Trades Program (FSTP), which allows them to become permanent residents of Canada.

Applications for the Federal Skilled Trades Program are evaluated based on an applicant’s ability to become economically established in Canada upon arrival. FST evaluates applicants using the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) and invites only the most competitive candidates to apply for permanent residence in Canada. The program aims to attract and retain skilled tradespeople worldwide by offering them permanent residency in Canada.

People with a skilled trades qualification and experience can apply for the Federal Skilled Trades Program (FSTP), which allows them to become permanent citizens of Canada. The Canadian government created this initiative in 2013 in response to a workforce shortfall in skilled trades. The program attempts to attract and retain skilled tradespeople from throughout the world by providing them with permanent residence in Canada.

Eligibility

To be eligible for a Canada Immigration permanent resident, candidates must meet the following minimal requirements:

Meet required levels of English or French( CLB:5 speaking & listening ,CLB:4 reading & writing)
2 years of full –time work experience(or equivalent) in a skilled trade within 5 years before applying
Meet all the job requirements for the skilled trade according to the NOC( expect for provincial certificate )
Have a offer ( LMIA approved ) of full –time employment from up to 2 employers for at least 1 year or certificate of qualification in that skilled trade issued by a Canadian provincial or territorial body
Work experience does not need to be continuous and must be acquired after obtaining the correspondent qualifications to perform such job.

To be eligible for a Canada Immigration permanent resident, candidates must meet the following minimal requirements:
Meet required levels of English or French( CLB:5 speaking & listening ,CLB:4 reading & writing)
2 years of full –time work experience(or equivalent) in a skilled trade within 5 years before applying
Meet all the job requirements for the skilled trade according to the NOC( expect for provincial certificate )
Have a offer ( LMIA approved ) of full –time employment from up to 2 employers for at least 1 year or certificate of qualification in that skilled trade issued by a Canadian provincial or territorial body
Work experience does not need to be continuous and must be acquired after obtaining the correspondent qualifications to perform such job.

If a person has the required job experience, they must also meet the FST program’s additional qualifying requirements:

Have a valid offer of full-time employment for at least a 12-month period or a certificate of qualification in their skilled trade from a Canadian province or territorial government.
On an approved English or French language test, achieve a minimum of CLB level 4 on the Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB).

Express Entry Ranking Criteria

The Comprehensive Ranking Mechanism (CRS) is a point-based system used by the Express Entry Pool to rate its candidates. Scores are assigned based on the following types of information in your profile:

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