A prospective applicant asked about the Atlantic Immigration Program (AIPP) and a language requirement (CLB 6) mentioned by a migration agency in Sri Lanka.
What group members clarified:- A job offer from a designated employer is mandatory. Group members were clear you cannot apply through AIPP without one — language scores alone (like CLB 6) don't qualify you on their own.
- There's no single central list of designated employers. Instead, each Atlantic province (New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, PEI, Newfoundland and Labrador) maintains its own program information, so the recommended approach is to check the individual provincial PNP/immigration websites directly.
The practical takeaway: treat a CLB score as just one eligibility box to check — the real gatekeeping requirement for AIPP is securing a job offer from a designated employer, and you'll need to research each Atlantic province's site separately to find them.