International Education

International Graduate Services & Support Centre

Services for International Alumni

Congratulations graduates and welcome to the Lambton College Alumni family. The International Graduate Services & Support Centre is a place dedicated to assisting International alumni as they seek employment and settle into Canadian life following graduation.

International graduates from Mississauga, Toronto, Ottawa, and Sarnia have access to:

  • Immigration guidance and services
  • Career coaching and job search tools
  • Workshops and social events
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Job Search Platform for International Graduates

The Lambton College Alumni Association and International Graduate Services & Support Centre have partnered with Wayble, Canada’s first digital career ecosystem for international graduates. Graduates can launch their dream career in 4 easy steps:

  1. Create an account
  2. Receive personalized guidance right away in your inbox
  3. Meet the community and mentors
  4. Apply to jobs

Join the fastest growing ecosystem of international graduates and students today!

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Book an Advising Appointment

Complete this form and someone on our International Graduate Services & Support team will be in touch.

We can discuss various alumni services we provide and can help you get the information you need to seek employment and settle in Canada.

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Work Permits & Permanent Residency Status

Work Required for Permanent Residency Status

If you're looking to obtain Permanent Residency Status, it is important to gain work experience in one of the following TEER categories:

  • TEER 0 - Management Occupations
  • TEER 1 - Occupations that usually require a university degree
  • TEER 2 - Occupations that require a college diploma, apprenticeship training of two or more years, or supervisory occupations
  • TEER 3 - Occupations that require a college diploma, apprenticeship training of less than two years, or more than six months of on-the-job training
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What is the NOC System?

The TEER categories are part of the National Occupation Classification (NOC) System.

Work experience can be in one or more the categories and you must be able to show that you performed duties set out in the lead statement of the NOC. This includes all essential duties and most of the main duties listed.