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Good evening everyone, Can I use part-time work experience gotten during my undergraduate full-time study? I'm applying under FSW and not CEC. Thanks.

What are your CRS predictions for a draw next week(if it happens)?

Don't give up on IELTS. I wrote twice before getting my desired band score. Just give yourself enough preparation time and since it's speaking, get a partner you can practice with. Then you refire and I'm sure you'll smash it.

True... You cannot just claim him as a common law partner now considering the fact that you never indicated it before. Why don't you reenter the pool?

A b2b draw would be perfect right about now. It would stabilize the pool to a great extent.

Source please

It wouldn't matter as long as the cutoff is below 475 which going by the recent trend is plausible. However, if it is 475 then the tie break rule comes into play and you might not get an ITA. Still I wouldn't worry because I doubt the cutoff would jump up to 475.

Yes, there is a high possibility of getting an ITA with your score. I wouldn't fret if I were you.

Hi, Please add me to the list CRS 453. Thanks

Good morning, My CRS is 453. Can I be added to the list too? Also, I want to claim points for a paid internship I did after graduation. Do I need to indicate "Intern" for example "intern engineer" in the job title section of the EE profile and my work reference letter? Thanks

Thank you. I'll post it later and tag you

@MichaelHolla I also wrote in Lagos. If you need pointers and tips for L and R, please reach out.

Thank you

Thank you

Just checked and I got LRWS 9.0/8.5/7.0/8.0. I'm elated!!!!!

If you're absolutely sure you wrote and spoke exceptionally well in both modules, you can go for a remark. What you need to do is apply for a remark in both modules then hope for the best as both might change, or just one, or none at all

Thank you!!

The answers are in Roman numerals so you shouldn't fret.

Unfortunately, I don't.

Okay but it was in mine. The Skylark and Kakakpo answer came up twice in that section.