You can look for bank jobs in Canada on the Job Bank portal, Indeed, LinkedIn, or directly on the website of the bank where you want to work. In this blog, we’ll mention the average annual income of someone with a bank job in Canada and which provinces and territories will have a positive job outlook in the near future.

Also, learn about the NOC codes that are used by people looking for a bank job in Canada and in which TEER category they can apply under.

Types & Salary: Bank Jobs in Canada

There are different types of bank jobs in Canada and we have listed them all below along with their NOC codes.

In this table, we have also mentioned the average annual salary of bank jobs in Canada.

Note: These jobs can also be accessed by Indian immigrants if they are looking to get employment in a bank job in Canada.

NOC TEER	NOC Code	NOC Label	Average Annual Salary
0	00012	Senior managers – financial, communications and other business services	$175,663.44
0	10010	Financial managers	$115,445.52
0	10020	Insurance, real estate and financial brokerage managers	$110,914.56
1	11101	Financial and investment analysts	$80,304.48
1	11100	Financial auditors and accountants	$80,304.48
1	11102	Financial advisors	$73,080
1	11109	Other financial officers	$52,617.60
2	12011	Supervisors, finance and insurance office workers	$67,275.36
3	13100	Administrative officers	$57,420
3	13110	Administrative assistants	$51,636.24
2	12200	Accounting technicians and bookkeepers	$52,617.60
4	14200	Accounting and related clerks	$49,130.64
4	14201	Banking, insurance and other financial clerks	$50,112
3	63102	Financial sales representatives	$58,359.60
4	64400	Customer services representatives – financial institutions	$42,824.88

Source: Job Bank

Bank Jobs in Canada: Job Outlook

Take a look at the following table to understand the job outlook of different bank jobs in Canada for the next 3 years.

NOC Code	NOC Label	Job Outlook
00012	Senior managers – financial, communications and other business services	Moderate – in most provinces Very good – in Yukon
10010	Financial managers	Moderate – in most provinces Very good – in Yukon and Nunavut
10020	Insurance, real estate and financial brokerage managers	Good – in most provinces
11101	Financial and investment analysts	Moderate – in most provinces
11100	Financial auditors and accountants	Good – in most provinces Very good – in Ontario, Yukon and Nunavut
11102	Financial advisors	Moderate – in most provinces
11109	Other financial officers	Moderate – in most provinces
12011	Supervisors, finance and insurance office workers	Very good – in most provinces
13100	Administrative officers	Moderate – in most provinces Very good – in Quebec and Yukon
13110	Administrative assistants	Good – in most provinces
12200	Accounting technicians and bookkeepers	Good – in most provinces Very good – in Quebec, Ontario, Yukon, and Nunavut
14200	Accounting and related clerks	Moderate – in most provinces Good – in Nova Scotia, Yukon and Nunavut
14201	Banking, insurance and other financial clerks	Moderate – in most provinces Very good – in British Columbia
63102	Financial sales representatives	Moderate – in most provinces Good – in Alberta
64400	Customer services representatives – financial institutions	Moderate – in most provinces