Certificate of Qualification ( CEC )

[bettercallsaul.]

I have license “Drain layer” ( Sewer installer ), which issued by city of Toronto, after I took exam and passed it.

Recently, I got refusal letter where officer did not counted points towards the license, therefore I went below cut-off score for the draw.

I don’t understand how is that possible.
I took exam for it, so it is regulatory trade. Why they did not count it?

For instance: in New Zealand and Australia this profession called “Drainer” and its in huge demand there for immigration. But in Canada I can’t even find NOC code for it, there is no such exists.

Any thoughts or ideas would be appreciated.
Thx

 

[scylla]

I have license “Drain layer” ( Sewer installer ), which issued by city of Toronto, after I took exam and passed it.

Recently, I got refusal letter where officer did not counted points towards the license, therefore I went below cut-off score for the draw.

I don’t understand how is that possible.
I took exam for it, so it is regulatory trade. Why they did not count it?

For instance: in New Zealand and Australia this profession called “Drainer” and its in huge demand there for immigration. But in Canada I can’t even find NOC code for it, there is no such exists.

Any thoughts or ideas would be appreciated.
Thx

A certificate issued by the city of Toronto doesn't meet the requirements for a certificate of qualification. See the link in the definition below.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/questions-answers-by-topic.asp?st=29.7

Your certificate does not meet the following requirements:

This certificate is issued by the body that governs trades in a Canadian province or territory or by a federal authority.