Occupation
Construction Trades
Construction Trades are typically TEER 2 or 3 depending on the specific trade, usually scored in Stream 2 (Intermediate & Manual Skills), sometimes Stream 3 if the trade is regulated (e.g. licensed électricien).
Skilled trades tied to construction have generally shown shortage or slight-shortage designations amid Québec's housing construction targets. Confirm per trade.
Worked example for Construction Trades: take the facts on this page, then enter your French level, work experience, and diploma in the PSTQ calculator. The result is a score out of 1,400 points that ranks you in the Arrima pool. It does not guarantee an invitation, because each draw sets its own cut-off and that cut-off is not published in advance.
- Typical TEER
- TEER 2 or 3 depending on the specific trade
- Usually scored in
- Stream 2 (Intermediate & Manual Skills), sometimes Stream 3 if the trade is regulated (e.g. licensed électricien)
Questions
What should I know about Construction Trades?
Construction Trades are typically TEER 2 or 3 depending on the specific trade, usually scored in Stream 2 (Intermediate & Manual Skills), sometimes Stream 3 if the trade is regulated (e.g. licensed électricien).
What is the Typical TEER for Construction Trades?
TEER 2 or 3 depending on the specific trade. Confirm this against the current Québec designation before you rely on it.
What is the Usually scored in for Construction Trades?
Stream 2 (Intermediate & Manual Skills), sometimes Stream 3 if the trade is regulated (e.g. licensed électricien). Confirm this against the current Québec designation before you rely on it.
Does this replace an official Québec result?
No. This page is an estimate from published PSTQ rules. Confirm your NOC, stream, and French level with MIFI before you rely on it. Only Québec issues a selection decision.