Cars are being imagined to look very different from what they look like today, which means Canada’s automakers and suppliers are needing people with job skills not even taught on the job. Companies are teaming with colleges, universities, and online platforms to retrain or recruit a workforce for one of the biggest shifts the industry has seen in over 100 years.
The war for talent is spreading around Canada, according to the Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association vice-president. Although it will be close to 13 years before the country will require light-duty-trucks and cars to be zero emissions, the design and engineering, and even production needs to start now. If you are looking for a new job and would consider relocating to Canada, contact PR Canadiense for visa information. Their team will walk you through the options available to you.
Electric-vehicle technology will increase 39 percent annually, resulting in a substantial employment increase by 2030. It is planned to come while Canada is already lacking skilled tradespeople and some are concerned about whether the country will be able to meet the need for service techs who can repair new styles of braking systems, high-voltage electrification systems, and drive trains.
Engineers in Canada are competing with experts around the globe for investments in autonomous-driving innovation and battery chemistry. Now is the time to consider relocating to Canada, a country sparked with innovation. If you have immigration questions, contact PR Canadiense today. They can explain the immigration application process.
