Table 3.1
Distribution of population of study by employment outcome, immigrant status, location of study and period of landing, Canada, 2006

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Table 3.1
Distribution of population of study by employment outcome, immigrant status, location of study and period of landing, Canada, 2006
  Population of study
All paid workers
(Employment outcome #1)1		 Full-time full-year paid workers
(Employment outcome #2)2
number
All individuals 4,924,235 3,320,930
Canadian-born with a postsecondary education 3,733,460 2,562,965
Internationally-educated immigrants 617,930 372,240
Very-recent immigrants 168,745 78,075
Recent immigrants 138,495 88,310
Established immigrants 310,685 205,855
Canadian-educated immigrants 572,845 385,725
Very-recent immigrants 20,255 10,870
Recent immigrants 43,490 26,650
Established immigrants 509,105 348,200
1. Employment outcome #1 refers to the likelihood of having a good education-job skills match.
2. Employment outcome #2 refers to the likelihood of having a good education-employment earnings match.
Note: Population of study includes paid workers aged 25 to 64 who reported a postsecondary credential in a field of study that would normally lead to work in one of the targeted occupations identified by the FCR Program at HRSDC.
Source: 2006 Census of Population, Statistics Canada.
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