Gentlemen , i am done with my documents and want to have a verdict of proffessionals so that i can step towards sending the doc to sydney ...I intend to file under skill classs category 0213 as i am working as a Project manager for a Telecom solution provider and as of now I posses almot 3 years of experince in this discipline. My rest of the experience is in Business development and as a Controller International Business .
I have searced NOC site and have evaluated that Business Development manager falls under NOC 4163 code If any one can confirm this , it will be of great help
Also , i am unable to locate under which category Controller International Business will fall as i was mainly involved in handling and development of international business so will it also fall under category 4163

Furthermore , my rest of the experience ( 4163) other than 0213 does not fall under Skill level O,A,B am i right

? if yes then shall i not mention this in schedule 3 - question 11 ?? as it specifically says to include that experience which falls under skill level O, A and B
please advice. THanks
Dear Bro,
First of all u need to properly understand difference b/w 'Skill level' and 'Skill Type'. As per CIC website, you are eligible to apply if your work experience falls under
'Skill Type 0' or
'Skill Level A or B'. Here is the detail:
Skill Type:Skill type refers to the type of work performed, but also reflects the field of training or experience that is normally required for entry into an occupation. It also includes the educational area of study required, as well as the industry of employment in cases where experience within an internal job ladder is required for entry. NOC recognizes 10 different types of occupations. They are:
0: Management Occupations
1: Business, Finance and Administration Occupations
2: Natural and Applied Sciences and Related Occupations
3: Health Occupations
4: Occupations in Social Science, Education, Government Service and Religion
5: Occupations in Art, Culture, Recreation and Sport
6: Sales and Service Occupations
7: Trades, Transport and Equipment Operators and Related Occupations
8: Occupations Unique to Primary Industry
9: Occupations Unique to Processing, Manufacturing and Utilities
The first digit of a NOC code normally designates the skill type. For example, Health Occupations such as Physicians, Nurses and Dentists start with the digit 3.
Skill Level:Skill level refers to the type and/or amount of training or education required for the work of an occupation. NOC recognizes 4 different skill level categories.
Skill Level A: Occupations that usually require university education (NOC second digit = 1)
Skill Level B: Occupations that usually require college education or apprenticeship training (NOC second digit = 2 or 3)
Skill Level C: Occupations that usually require secondary school and/or occupation-specific training (NOC second digit = 4 or 5)
Skill Level D: No formal educational requirements. On-the-job training is usually provided (NOC second digit = 6)
The second digit of a NOC code denotes the skill level (except in the case of management occupations). Please note that management occupations are not assigned to a skill level category because factors other than education and training (e.g. previous experience, capital) are often more significant determinants for employment.
As per above, ur experience in NOC 4163 falls under
Skill Level 'A'.
@ Seniors: ur valuable thoughts would be a great addition on this.
Khanbaba