New Brunswick Announces Information Session for Nursing Professionals

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Lauren Boorman

New Brunswick hosts regular information sessions and job fairs to find skilled workers interested in living and working in the maritime province. This Fall 2021, New Brunswick will be hosting an online information session for Nursing Professionals.

New Brunswick regularly hosts information sessions and recruitment events to deliver information to interest applicants on living and working in the province. The province holds both informative and employer-driven recruitment events. Since the pandemic, these events  have been held mainly online.

Upon registering for an event, candidates will be asked to provide information and documentation on their work history and educational background. Based on what has been provided, the applicant may be invited to attend New Brunswick’s international recruitment event.

This Fall, New Brunswick representatives will be holding a virtual immigration information session for Nursing Professionals and their families to learn more about the province. Registration to attend this online event is open now on the New Brunswick government webpage.

Why choose New Brunswick?

The New Brunswick Provincial Nomination Program (NBPNP) hosts a number of streams designed to bring newcomers to the province that can fill local employment gaps. Candidates that receive a nomination under one of New Brunswick’s programs may be invited to apply for permanent residence in Canada.

The province of New Brunswick is also a participant in the Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program (AIPP). The program helps employers in Canadian maritime provinces address labour-market shortages by making it easier to hire foreign nationals. Individuals attending the New Brunswick information session may be considered for these two programs.

How to register for New Brunswick's information session

Registration for New Brunswick’s upcoming event may be completed online here.

In order to register, you should prepare the following documents in .jpg or .pdf format.

  1. The copy of the photo page of your current passport;
  2. Visa for your current country of legal residence (required if your current country of legal residence is not your country of citizenship);
  3. Your language test results (if you have completed a qualifying exam);
  4. Your ECA report or your university diploma in Nursing (or a related field);
  5. Your CV

The above documents should also be provided for your spouse, if applicable.

Candidates with an active Express Entry profile will be asked to provide their profile number

New Brunswick officials will review your registration upon submission. Only select candidates will be invited to attend the information session.

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