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OINP Calculator

Answer eleven short questions and this OINP calculator adds up your points on Ontario's own grid for the Ontario Workforce Priority stream.

The questions do not work here because JavaScript (a browser setting) is switched off. You can still add up your score from the points table further down.

That is the one stream the Ontario PNP has open, and Ontario ranks each expression of interest by this score, not by your federal CRS score.

What Your OINP Score Means

Ontario has not run a Workforce Priority draw since sign-up opened on 4 August, so there is no cut-off yet to measure your score against. The 34 to 87 points invited in April came from streams that have since closed.

A higher score only moves you up the list. You still need a qualifying job offer from an employer registered with the OINP, and the language level your job asks for. The Ontario PNP guide sets out who can apply.

OINP Points Grid

Factor and your answerPoints
What hourly wage does the job offer pay?up to 15
$40 or more15
$35 to $39.9912
$30 to $34.9910
$25 to $29.998
$20 to $24.995
Under $200
What TEER level is the job offer?up to 9
TEER 0 or 19
TEER 2 or 36
TEER 4 or 50
What is the first digit of the job's NOC code?up to 10
Category 3 (health)10
Category 7 (trades and transport)8
Category 2 (natural and applied sciences)6
Categories 0, 1, 4, 8, 94
Categories 5, 62
How long have you worked in the offered job?up to 18
Over 24 months full time18
13 to 24 months15
6 to 12 months12
Under 6 months, or not in the job now0
What is the most you earned in Canada in one year over the last five years?up to 10
$80,000 or more10
$70,000 to $79,9998
$50,000 to $69,9996
$30,000 to $49,9994
Under $30,0000
Which permit do you hold in Canada?up to 10
Valid work permit10
Valid study permit5
Neither0
What is your highest education?up to 10
Doctorate, or medicine, dentistry, veterinary or optometry degree10
Master's degree8
Bachelor's, or university credential above bachelor6
College, Ontario graduate certificate, trades or below-bachelor university credential5
Less than that0
How many Canadian education credentials do you have?up to 10
More than one10
One5
None0
What language level (CLB) did your test give you?up to 15
CLB 9 or higher15
CLB 812
CLB 78
CLB 64
CLB 5 or lower0
Can you use English, French or both?up to 10
Both English and French10
One of them5
Where in Ontario is the job?up to 15
Northern Ontario15
Eastern, Central (outside GTA) or Southwestern Ontario10
Inside the GTA, outside Toronto5
Toronto0
Highest possible score132

Points from Ontario's Workforce Priority stream page: Ontario Workforce Priority stream scoring factors.Physicians who are self-employed are scored on a separate set of practice points. Documents must back every point you claim.