Toggles the current page you are viewing between English and French.

Brings you to the main page of the Human Resources and Skills Development Canada's Website.

Enables you to choose from a list of information on different subjects. It also allows you to send us an email.

Provides you with different ways of finding information on the Human Resources and Skills Development's Web site.

Enables you to search the Human Resources and Skills Development Canada national Web site.

Provides a direct link to the Government of Canada Web site.

There are several ways to search the National Occupational Classification Web site:

Index of Titles:
This allows you to search the Index of titles alphabetically, by keyword, by NOC code, by skill type and skill level.

Structure:
This allows you to search through the Structure of the NOC.

Descriptions:
This allows you to search by keyword(s) or by entering a one to four digit code. It also allows you to search by section(s) of the descriptions.

Complex Search:
This allows you to do a complex search of the NOC by keyword(s) or NOC code, using and/or, like, exact, begins with, ends with. It also allows you to search sections of the structure, the descriptions and or the Index of Titles. Furthermore, and you can indicate the order of the results to be displayed by choosing ascending, descending, code, group title and skill level.

Welcomes you to the NOC.

Enables you to view information about the NOC.

Enables you to view What's new on the NOC.

Allows the user to drill down through the Classification structure by skill type 0 through 9. Once the user has clicked on a specific skill type they receive a structure page that includes major, minor and unit group of selected skill type.

The NOC 2011 Matrix provides an overview of the entire occupational classification structure based on Skill Levels and Skill types. A PDF (portable document format) and HTML version of the NOC Matrix.

An online tutorial to help users learn about the NOC and use it effectively.

This is the counselling version of the NOC. It provides ratings on descriptor scales used in counselling such as aptitudes, interests and physical activities.

Promotes and provides access to users of the "Job Description: An Employers' Handbook" in a PDF or HTML format.

Frequently asked questions with answers about the National Occupational Classification and related issues.

NOC 2011 products are not available at this time.

Provides our mailing and email information.

You are here.

Provides users with a multitude of links to different Web sites such as Immigration, Job search, etc.

Provides users with a complete list of the NOC structure down to the four digit code.

Enables you to search for occupations according to their respective codes. Enter one or up to four digit NOC code. It also enables you to search for occupations according to job titles. Enter a job title of your choice.
Not familiar with the codes? Consult the NOC 2006 tutorial to learn how occupational information in this site is organized.