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New National Occupation Classification (NOC) 2021 to Be Implemented from November 16, 2022 – How Does TEER System Change Your Immigration Business Plan?

New system for National Occupation Classification (NOC) from November 16th! The existing 5-category system is replaced with a 6-category system (TEER) representing Training, Education, Experience and Responsibilities required to work in an occupation.

Celebrating and Advancing the Immigration Consulting Profession in Canada at CAPIC NCIC 2022

It was an honor to celebrate the field of immigration consulting in Canada at CAPIC’s Annual NCIC conference 2022.

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Joorney at 2022 CAPIC National Citizenship and Immigration Conference (NCIC)

Joorney Business Plans is a proud sponsor of CAPIC ’s 2022 NCIC! Our team will be at your disposal throughout the conference, both in-person and online.

3 Foundational Tips for Creating a Successful Canadian Immigration Business Plan

Every business can benefit from a business plan. Read this article to find out about 3 tips for creating a successful Canadian immigration business plan.

Joorney’s Growth Leads to Customer-Centric Promotions within the Team

In this article, you can find out about the Joorney Internal Announcement. Paul Monson, Marianella Manzur, and Jonathan Jarmon have been promoted!

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Joorney at 2021 CAPIC National Citizenship and Immigration Conference

Joorney Business Plans is a proud sponsor of CAPIC’s 2021 NCIC! Our team will be at your disposal throughout the conference. We are excited to meet and chat with all of you at our virtual booth!

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Marianella Manzur Named Executive Director of Joorney Canada

After over 4 years focused on the growth of Joorney Canada, Marianella Manzur has been named Executive Director! Please join us in congratulating her!

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Indicators of a Return to Normalcy A Review of Canada’s November 2020 PNP Results

As the world witnesses the first steps being taken towards global immunization against the novel coronavirus, signs of a slow but promising return to normalcy in Canada are emerging. These indications are evident in a variety of ways, including immigration.