High Demand Professions In Canada | Updated List 2025

Check your eligibility and fund your education in Canada: www.passage.co...
What are top in-demand professions in Canada with high salaries? Which professions help solve labour shortages and employment crisis? From nursing, to AI and mining.
👨🏻‍💻 Weekly updates and career tips: www.makethatch...
🏆 Become a member: / @makethatchange
🚀 Resume templates & Cheat Sheets: www.makethatch...
👤 Join Facebook community: / mkthatchange
🍿 WATCH NEXT:
Moving to Winnipeg • WINNIPEG - A Hidden Ge...
Affordable cities in Western Canada • 7 Cheapest Cities in W...
Most in Demand Jobs in Canada • Most In Demand Profess...
Moving to Ottawa • Ottawa’s Surprising Si...
Most Affordable cities in EAST Canada • 6 Most Affordable Citi...
Moving to Montreal • Is Montreal Worth The ...
🛒 Recommendations on Amazon
🧣 Stay Warm in Winter: amzn.to/47PxJnu
🎬 Our KZbin studio gear: amzn.to/3Y7q7cv
🐈 Pet Owner essentials: amzn.to/4gQH16M
📸 INSTAGRAM:
👩🏻 Anastasia: / artemova._
👩 Anna: / anna_antropova
🌍 OUR WEBSITE: www.makethatch...
ABOUT US:
This channel is curated by Anna and Anastasia, immigrants living in Greater Toronto Area. Our goal is to help you arrive, excel and thrive in Canada. We share tips on personal growth, career, cities, finance and travel. Thank you for watching!
PS: Some links in this description can be affiliate links that we may receive a small commission on. Thank you for your support!
#canada #canadavisa #canadapr

[@MakeThatChange]

For international students: Check your eligibility to fund your education in Canada: www.passage.com/makethatchange

[@valeria_nikolaieva]

I moved to Canada as a photographer, I didn't expect anything, as I live in a small town, I thought even to change the field of activity, but it turned out that you can earn good money, because everyone needs quality photos and new interesting vision 🙌 Good luck to everyone in finding a job!

[@seanothepop4638]

Are you going to be fine when everyone else isn't a photographer and does better outside canada?

[@ByronVersion2]

She's probably coming from 🇷🇺 Go easy on her bro ​@@seanothepop4638

[@SunnyR-yi9te]

Liberals NDP is failing GOVT canada . Shame on Mass immigration, unlimited students and refugges . Shame .never vote justin t

[@MakeThatChange]

@valeria_nikolaieva congrats on kicking off a good career so soon! well done 🙌

[@valeria_nikolaieva]

@@seanothepop4638 There is enough work for everyone, be good at what you do and you will always have orders!

[@rosarj5583]

My son who is in university computer science could not find a summer job or intern position. He is bright and motivated. Recently there have been many lay-offs in the tech sector. Hard to believe this video mentioned this field many times.

[@MakeThatChange]

A caveat not specifically addressed in this video is that nobody wants to hire newbies. Employers want someone with experience, they don't want to spend time on training; so the onus of figuring out how to get experience is on us ( via personal projects, pro-bono work or volunteering)

[@SunnyR-yi9te]

Liberals NDP is failing GOVT canada . Shame on Mass immigration, unlimited students and refugges . Shame .never vote justin t

[@taizai8292]

My son has done his bachelor in Computer Engineer two years ago from University of Toronto and is till jobless. The entry level jobs requires an experience of 3 to 5 years.

[@MakeThatChange]

@taizai8292 highly recommend for your son to work on side projects he can use as experience and portfolio. The market for juniors is tough these days, but a lot of networking, getting involved in hobby projects with others, and a little bit of luck can go a long way. All the best!

[@mrwonderful4616]

@@taizai82922 years no job? That probably means you need to alter your strategy. You could pursue mixed roles or lower salary expectations. But I would forget about side projects. Design your own business using technology as a lever.

[@warrenpeterson6065]

I live in BC and have access to all test results and specialist reports along with the ability to book appointments online. I find this functionality very beneficial in that I can research test findings and have informed questions ready for when I meet the Docs. Until 2-years ago I was under the care of a Nurse Practitioner and have never been treated so well or so professionally. I will quickly trade my GP.

[@MakeThatChange]

wow you're a lucky person! Glad you have(-d) that level of service.

[@ByronVersion2]

Never Say NEVER 😎 Justin Bieber

[@User12345fan]

I work in Oil and Gas in America and I can confirm, well researched.

[@motivationshort344]

What about any aspect of the legal sector? Appreciate the hard work you guys put into getting this videos done.

[@silentsoup8857]

Health Informatics Electrician Nurses Oil gas & mining AI Robotics Cybersecurity

[@mustafasalem8598]

Very helpful and informative! thank you so much for your effort

[@MakeThatChange]

glad it was helpful!

[@francoistchiakpemarketing]

Thank you for the insights. 👌💯

[@MakeThatChange]

Any time, Francois!

[@specialiseesi6746]

Can you tell more about Financial Advisor? I worked at a bank that was desperate for that kind of people. Unfortunately I didn´t pass the test and lost the job, but I wonder if it´s worth trying again.

[@JOANMARCELO-hs3uc]

try again, I know a lot of people who became rich by being a financial advisor

[@specialiseesi6746]

@@JOANMARCELO-hs3uc Thanks. I will give it a try.

[@specialiseesi6746]

@@JOANMARCELO-hs3uc Thank you!

[@RavikumarSiddharth]

It would be great if you can summarize the topics so that we can go to what interests us

[@danielxus666]

Thank you for information, I'm kind of at the cross of my career. I'm interested in both AI related jobs and aviation jobs. Can you dive into more info about aviation industry, things like fixed wing pilots, helicopter pilots, or perhaps Air Traffic Controllers, etc.

[@Mcdavid007]

I hope that will be successful..I'll be their

[@life101withKrys]

Also it’s not so simple to become electrician . My fiend’s son wanted to become one but couldn’t find the sponsor. The whole program it’s crazy. How kid after high school is going to do that. So guess what he went different path.

[@mateofernando5066]

You failed to mention that its not easy to get an apprenticeship for a trade like an electrician. That is the bottleneck that would prevent most students from becoming a electrician. I have thought about becoming an electrician myself, except this hurdle told me that its not just going to happen because I enrolled in a college program 🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@WOKETOREALITY]

If you over 50 years old you can’t work or evening move to Canada. You have to open a business there.

[@SunnyR-yi9te]

Liberals NDP is failing GOVT canada . Shame on Mass immigration, unlimited students and refugges . Shame .never vote justin t

[@devinjohnson1999]

That is true in most countries including #murikkka (it is SUPER ageist unless you are non-white) (I know; I moved to Canada when I was 41. I ended up marrying a Canadian before my NAFTA permit expired). I have work 13 years straight in Canada (I have worked more here in 13 years than I did in the US in the previous 25). I worked in oil & gas, then telecom.

[@VitaliyGrechkin]

It was funny to hear that electricians are a sought-after profession. Where? I work as an electrician in Ontario, I live in Toronto. We have never had so little work as in 2024, in neighboring companies specializing in electrical installation, the same thing and even worse. Where does the information about the demand for specialists in 2025 come from? Rather, there are not enough sites than electricians

[@MakeThatChange]

What is your specialization and level of experience? This data comes from official province of Ontario reports, rate of new job postings online and general statsCanada data. Residential and commercial may be oversaturated in Toronto, so experience and skill is key to have a steady flow of work. Residential construction has also slowed so less new residential work is available overall. There is a shortage of high skilled electricians in BC, oil fields/mines in AB and North Ontario. Niagara/Hamilton region needs a thousands of industrial electricians. This data is also predictive, there are nearly 80k electricians retiring in the next 5 years, someone will need to take their spots.

[@alejandro_bme]

Thank you for the information. Do you have any stats on biomedical engineering? I want to move to Canada but I dont know how in demand is my field of work. Thanks 🙏🏽

[@samridhidoomra2684]

Hello, can you provide an insight about veterinarians?

[@francisedisonarroyomaury5279]

How about forest engineer ?? Forestry is one of the main activities in the Canadian economy

[@beinghumann289]

Since there is no forest in Canada better go to India

[@huguesbomo9297]

Thanks, what about the programming field? like mobile or web programming

[@beinghumann289]

Web dev is gone

[@Merta-h9i]

Thanks for the informative video. I have an important question. For Health Information Management: 1 - What percentage gets a job after graduation? 2 - Among those who succeeded gey a job, what percentage gets full-time/part-time? 3 - Is the job opportunity full-time given to those who, before graduation, were already working somewhere like hospitals, clinics, etc, as a clerk or something? (I mean the chance of getting full-time job with good salary belongs only to those being at work in a job position related to health information management?

[@IvanGarcia667-s2x]

There is a housing shortage but Canada still need more workers? Where they are going to live? In shelters?

[@thegreypath1777]

Canada needs to focus on building new housing.

[@IvanGarcia667-s2x]

@@thegreypath1777 what you think that will fix the problem faster? make houses, take people out or both at the same time?

[@jianfeng8136]

Hi just wondering foreign work experience is accepted in most cases? Because I heard many of people said Canadian experience mandatory and priority for employer?

[@MakeThatChange]

Many of these role require certification or licensing in Canada and in the specific province of work. So by definition, some experience or at least Canadian training will be required. As for roles that don’t require licensing - we’ve touched on that at the end of the video - last 2-3 mins!

[@tommyshanks4198]

Depends. Just before I retired from financial services, having commercial banking background from a foreign country still opened a lot of doors

[@jianfeng8136]

@@tommyshanks4198 sounds great, thanks for your information and have a nice day

[@annabanana6754]

What about business or finance related jobs?

[@MakeThatChange]

They are in a stable demand, but are competitive, and require a lot of networking and an excellent English

[@hiro6164]

What about welding?

[@MakeThatChange]

Welding is still in demand and well paid, but training might take a while since you need to go through the apprenticeship process. Most welding jobs however are available up north.

[@superfingers801]

Tech industry is more in demand yes. which means high competition. Always go not so more in demand.

[@rzmr]

YAY! First Comment

[@MakeThatChange]

🙌🔥

[@francisedisonarroyomaury5279]

How about agriculture and forestry ?

[@anikab009]

I'm a digital marketer and I want to pursue a career in the AI industry. I use AI heavily at work. Can you tell me some specialized job roles that intersects between digital marketing and AI?

[@MrBojo-jv4qq]

Everything is so expensive in Canada, that these 70k to 100k salaries are lower middle class now, and barely surviving type of earnings. You can't really pay off a condo in 10-15 years, like 2 decades ago, never mind a house. My uncle bought a condo 20 years ago in Toronto, and paid 200 k for it. His wage was 20hr. Now this condo is 600 k, and his salary at best 30/hr. Todays generations must work so much more, that life becomes very bleak in general compared to earlier generations.

[@MakeThatChange]

Not easy, yet not impossible.

[@MrBojo-jv4qq]

@@MakeThatChange Moved to Europe myself. Got a paid off house here. Renovated last couple of years. Stress level is way down.

[@MakeThatChange]

that's awesome! where did you move?

[@MrBojo-jv4qq]

@@MakeThatChange Sarajevo, Bosnia and Hercegovina. Live at the outskirts of the city on a nice piece of land. Planting trees and vegetables. Last time I was in Toronto a few months back ago, it seemed that wages have not moved while everything else got more expensive. The insurance they were charging me for a Honda CRV on a clean driving abstract was outrageous($350) a month. The last time I had a fender bender was 2015. So I put the car on a boat, and now I'm paying 50 bucks driving on Canadian plates (with a 2 million Euro bodily injury clause). Hope things get better in Canada, but it will take a decade for any meaningful change. Cheers.

[@MakeThatChange]

Enjoy your time in Sarajevo, it’s a beautiful place!

[@fatemehsoltani3594]

what about social workers?

[@MakeThatChange]

High demand, underpaid.

[@NishaMehay555]

What about Personal Support Worker?

[@MakeThatChange]

They are also in a very high demand, but with rather underwhelming average salariesz

[@CallPaula4RealEstate]

Why the shortages

[@sustainability.s]

Hi, how about auditors qualified CA's/CPA, ESG reporting and assurance, tax professionals like US enrolled agents. Please advice

[@MakeThatChange]

Most of these will be replaced by AI within the next decade.

[@PedroOliveira-sg9gt]

​@@MakeThatChange source? Voices of your heads?

[@MakeThatChange]

Read this if you're interested www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/pub/11f0019m/11f0019m2024005-eng.htm

[@DimasFajar-ns4vb]

wow and zamzam water

[@manshdogra1483]

Do you guys think learning French and getting a pr via the same will increase my odds of being successful in Canada !??

[@SunnyR-yi9te]

Liberals NDP is failing GOVT canada . Shame on Mass immigration, unlimited students and refugges . Shame .never vote justin t

[@beinghumann289]

Rather learning french kearn to drive truck it will make u rich in CAN

[@jakearsenta2144]

Tip: take these jobs in the USA. NOT CANADA. In Canada you’ll make poverty wages, in the US you’ll be rich in no time

[@AKAM300]

ok

[@beinghumann289]

Really? Ur in America now?

[@jakearsenta2144]

@@beinghumann289 Yes. I am. Because America is the land of opportunity.

[@Merta-h9i]

I wish, but how? US isn't easy when immigration ​@@jakearsenta2144

[@thegreypath1777]

@@jakearsenta2144 - Just don’t get sick and/or injured!!

[@yewelsewalemkere642]

Thanks for your information. I am from Ethiopia and Mechanical Engineer. How can i find a job in canada?

[@MakeThatChange]

you can begin by considering paths to residency and researching the licensing/qualification process for your profession in your city/area of interest. Good luck!

[@IknowDontno]

Supplychainmangement demand corse

[@dees900]

Computer Science is a dead field or at least a saturated field. They require 5+ years work experience for entry-level positions! Do your research properly before misleading people with wrong statistics please! No disrespect!

[@MakeThatChange]

computer science is not in this list

[@ByronVersion2]

We use preposition ON for something related to List💯 Unless you put Include, then it's fine to use preposition In 🤔

[@beinghumann289]

@@MakeThatChangeai and cybersecurity

[@infernozeronityclan5850]

Wonder what's for breakfast...

[@MakeThatChange]

Avocado BLT!

[@ibrahimm2012]

Construction jobs are not worth it stuck to health care or it 😊

[@MakeThatChange]

why are construction jobs not worth it in your view?

[@ibrahimm2012]

Because I have been in the industry for a long period of time. We use our body to that the employer can make money but the time the workers is in his 40s his body is toasted already so long term basis its not good . Also u may argue we can open our business but it’s easier said than done .

[@francisedisonarroyomaury5279]

How about forest engineer ?? Forestry is one of the main activities in the Canadian economy