NOC code finder

Type a job title in your own words. The finder searches the titles and the 27,935 example job titles of NOC 2021 Version 1.0.

Your NOC depends on your main duties, not on your job title. Read the full description on the official NOC site before you use a code in an application.

What the TEER category means

The second digit of a NOC code is its TEER category. It describes what the occupation usually requires, not your own education.

TEER 0: Management occupations.
TEER 1: Usually a university degree.
TEER 2: Usually a college program of two years or more, an apprenticeship of two years or more, or supervisory or safety responsibilities.
TEER 3: Usually a college program of less than two years, an apprenticeship of less than two years, or more than six months of on the job training.
TEER 4: Usually secondary school, or several weeks of on the job training.
TEER 5: A short work demonstration, with no formal education required.

Source: NOC 2021 Version 1.0, Statistics Canada, on the Government of Canada open data portal. Checked on November 4, 2026. NOC 2021 open data · TEER descriptions

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