I am still not cleared about my spouse points

[shahyan]

Dear Member

I am from Pakistan. My spouse has 12 full time education in pakistan (Higher secondry school education)
how much points she can gain . Mostly people says on this form shel will gain " 0 " point.

But i have read on CHC website which i qoute here"

A one-year diploma, trade certificate, apprenticeship, or university degree and at least 12 years of full-time or full-time equivalent studies: 3 points

seniors and experts are requested to please guide me, because this 3 points of my spouse, enable me to apply immigration to canada.


 

[S.K]

Three points

[shahyan]

r u sure about it. many people told me this means 12 years full time education + 1 year university degree will be evaluate as 3 points catagory. any body who can clear this statement of CHC.

[BobbyB]

Dear Member

I am from Pakistan. My spouse has 12 full time education in pakistan (Higher secondry school education)
how much points she can gain . Mostly people says on this form shel will gain " 0 " point.

But i have read on CHC website which i qoute here"

A one-year diploma, trade certificate, apprenticeship, or university degree and at least 12 years of full-time or full-time equivalent studies: 3 points

seniors and experts are requested to please guide me, because this 3 points of my spouse, enable me to apply immigration to canada.


 

After her 12 years of Education, did she get a diploma, trade certificate or apprenticeship brief?
I am asking this question because in Europe, people get all of the above when they finish secondary school and opt for a trade certificate, apprenticeship, instead of going for "A Levels" and then to the UNI.
So, if your wife has any of the above after she finished her Higher Secondary then she will get 3 points.
If it is only "A level" - or "Fsc or FA" as it is called in Pakistan, then I am afraid she will get 0.


Note:
Disclaimer:
I am not immigration lawyer nor consultant. This is just my personal view.
 

[Hot-Lier]

My Opinion..

12 Years Of Education=3 Points

If 12 Years does't makes any diffrence at this point , and a trade certification is must after FA then need to write here 13 years of Education.Officer will look at the local standards of education and Higher Secondry School is equliant to =12 Years of full time education.

Let the others come to solution..........

[reksa]

please advice on Spouse points with 12 years school years till secondary and the 4 years university degree

[shahyan]

still nobody confirm me about my spouse points , can any one explain it , i am still confused about it.
some members says i can gain 3 points and some says "0" points. actually my success also depanding on my spouse points for completion of 67 points.

expert pls advise.

[irfan_meman]

DEAR FRIENDS,

          THERE SHOULD BE ATLEAST 1 YEAR TRADE DIPLOMA / CERTIFICATE / INDUSTRIAL TRAINING INSTITUTE CERTIFICARE TO SECURE 3 POINT OF ADOPTABILITY FACTOR OF SPOUCE.

FIRST OF ALL, CHECK THE 1ST CONDITION WHETHER YOUR WIFE HAS 1 YEAR TECHNICAL/DIPLOMA EDCUTION AND LATER CHECK THE 2ND CONDITION WHETHER YOUR WIFE HAS COMPLETED 12 YEARS OF EDUCATION.

IF 1ST CONDITION IS NOT SATISFIED THEN THE SPOUCE POINT WILL BE 0 ZERO AND THERE IS NO MEAN FOR 2ND CONDITION. IF BOTH THE CONDITION SATISFIED, THEN SPOUCE POINT WILL BE 3.

GOOD LUCK

[shahyan]

if she has 14 years full education i mean upto BA or BSC Then how much points she can gain

[shahyan]

seniors plz help

[BobbyB]

if she has 14 years full education i mean upto BA or BSC Then how much points she can gain

If she was awarded the BA and Bsc, then 20 points.
 
“Educational credential” is defined in R73 as any diploma, degree or trade or apprenticeship credential issued on the completion of a program of study or training at an educational or training institution recognized by the authorities responsible for registering, accrediting,
supervising and regulating such institutions in the country of issue.

         •  “Full-time” is defined in R78(1) as requiring at least 15 hours of instruction per week during
             the academic year, including any period of training in the workplace that forms part of the
             course of instruction.

         •  “Full-time equivalent” means, in respect of part-time or accelerated studies, the period of time
             that would have been required to complete those studies on a full-time basis.

[tdr]

DEAR FRIENDS,

   

Dear Member

I am from Pakistan. My spouse has 12 full time education in pakistan (Higher secondry school education)
how much points she can gain . Mostly people says on this form shel will gain " 0 " point.

But i have read on CHC website which i qoute here"

A one-year diploma, trade certificate, apprenticeship, or university degree and at least 12 years of full-time or full-time equivalent studies: 3 points

seniors and experts are requested to please guide me, because this 3 points of my spouse, enable me to apply immigration to canada.


 

After her 12 years of Education, did she get a diploma, trade certificate or apprenticeship brief?
I am asking this question because in Europe, people get all of the above when they finish secondary school and opt for a trade certificate, apprenticeship, instead of going for "A Levels" and then to the UNI.
So, if your wife has any of the above after she finished her Higher Secondary then she will get 3 points.
If it is only "A level" - or "Fsc or FA" as it is called in Pakistan, then I am afraid she will get 0.


Note:
Disclaimer:
I am not immigration lawyer nor consultant. This is just my personal view.
 

Dear Member

 

Dear Member

I am from Pakistan. My spouse has 12 full time education in pakistan (Higher secondry school education)
how much points she can gain . Mostly people says on this form shel will gain " 0 " point.

But i have read on CHC website which i qoute here"

A one-year diploma, trade certificate, apprenticeship, or university degree and at least 12 years of full-time or full-time equivalent studies: 3 points

seniors and experts are requested to please guide me, because this 3 points of my spouse, enable me to apply immigration to canada.


 

After her 12 years of Education, did she get a diploma, trade certificate or apprenticeship brief?
I am asking this question because in Europe, people get all of the above when they finish secondary school and opt for a trade certificate, apprenticeship, instead of going for "A Levels" and then to the UNI.
So, if your wife has any of the above after she finished her Higher Secondary then she will get 3 points.
If it is only "A level" - or "Fsc or FA" as it is called in Pakistan, then I am afraid she will get 0.


Note:
Disclaimer:
I am not immigration lawyer nor consultant. This is just my personal view.
 

     
 THERE SHOULD BE ATLEAST 1 YEAR TRADE DIPLOMA / CERTIFICATE / INDUSTRIAL TRAINING INSTITUTE CERTIFICARE TO SECURE 3 POINT OF ADOPTABILITY FACTOR OF SPOUCE.

FIRST OF ALL, CHECK THE 1ST CONDITION WHETHER YOUR WIFE HAS 1 YEAR TECHNICAL/DIPLOMA EDCUTION AND LATER CHECK THE 2ND CONDITION WHETHER YOUR WIFE HAS COMPLETED 12 YEARS OF EDUCATION.

IF 1ST CONDITION IS NOT SATISFIED THEN THE SPOUCE POINT WILL BE 0 ZERO AND THERE IS NO MEAN FOR 2ND CONDITION. IF BOTH THE CONDITION SATISFIED, THEN SPOUCE POINT WILL BE 3.
GOOD LUCK

Hello Shahyan,
u will get a clear answer to your question if u
plz go through BobbyB & irfan's posts.

thanx Bobby & irfan for ur clear explanation regarding shahyan's quest.

tdr

[Manj]

Shayan,

You being unduly optimistic about 12 years study points. 12 years is F.A, F.Sc., A-1 level an so on so forth. A trade certificate, diploma etc is generally gained by apprentices in workshops, training institutes, polytechnics. So what they are basically saying is that if you are a 'handyman' with 12 years of education and holding a diploma or trade certificate, then you get 3 points, otherwise zero.

I would suggest that you may please consult some experienced consultant. If you are in Pindi/Islamabad area, I could help you get assessed.

Best wishes.