Are you someone who naturally takes charge of situations and has empathy for people going through difficult times? Are you detail-oriented and able to handle a fast-paced environment? If so, a career as a funeral director may be a good fit for you. Funeral directors are responsible for caring for the remains of individuals who have passed away. They assist families in planning funeral services, coo...conducting funeral services

  • Organizational and time-management skills to handle multiple responsibilities
  • Conflict-resolution skills to address any potential issues
  • Technological proficiency for offering digital services, such as virtual meetings or livestreaming of services
  • Business skills to manage the administrative aspects of the role
  • A genuine willingness to serve and support others
  • List of NOCs (National Occupational Classification):

    • 2006 NOC: Funeral Directors (6272.1)
    • 2006 NOC-S: Funeral Directors and Embalmers (G912)
    • 2011 NOC: Funeral directors and embalmers (6346)
    • 2016 NOC: Funeral directors and embalmers (6346)
    • 2021 NOC: Funeral directors and embalmers (62201)

    With an average salary of $33.19 and an approximate demand of fewer than 1500 funeral directors per province each year, this profession offers a meaningful career opportunity for those with the right qualities and skills.

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