Applying for canada PR

[Lucky_2018]

1) I am a primary school teacher with 10 years of experience.
2) I have completed Bachelor degree (B.ED) and one year Post graduation diploma, Early childhood Education(ECE)
3) WES process is completed and my education equivalent to Canada Bachelor's degree (four years) and a postgraduate diploma (one year)
4) I have given IELTS and got overall 7 (7 in Listening and Speaking and 6.5 in Writing and reading)
5) My question is I eligible for federal or PNP?
6) Under PNP I heard that people have restriction I will able to work or live in other provisions it correct?
7) Please advice and guide best and easiest way to achieve PR in short period.

 

[scylla]

1) I am a primary school teacher with 10 years of experience.
2) I have completed Bachelor degree (B.ED) and one year Post graduation diploma, Early childhood Education(ECE)
3) WES process is completed and my education equivalent to Canada Bachelor's degree (four years) and a postgraduate diploma (one year)
4) I have given IELTS and got overall 7 (7 in Listening and Speaking and 6.5 in Writing and reading)
5) My question is I eligible for federal or PNP?
6) Under PNP I heard that people have restriction I will able to work or live in other provisions it correct?
7) Please advice and guide best and easiest way to achieve PR in short period.

For Express Entry/FSW, you'll need to calculate how many points you have under this program. Right now only those with 440+ points are being selected. Your IELTS score is quite low. It would be a good idea to re-write and achieve a higher score. For the PNP programs, once you are a PR, you can work wherever you want to.

I would recommend you look into what it will take to teach primary school in Canada once you arrive here. You will need to go through a certification process before you can teach. You should also be aware that Canada generally has more teachers than teaching positions available. You may find it challenging to find a job once you arrive.

 

[Lucky_2018]

Thanks a lot for quick response.
If any teacher in the forum please advice and share your experience. what kind of certification i should before landing. I will definitely do my research

 

[canuck78]

Thanks a lot for quick response.
If any teacher in the forum please advice and share your experience. what kind of certification i should before landing. I will definitely do my research

You should be approaching the legislating board for teachers in each province. There is probably different requirements for each province. Guessing Ontario will be the most difficult because there is a huge surplus. of non-French teachers I also think they require Canadian teacher's college which is a 2 years maters.