Area of training quick question
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Dear Dude:Nykro said:
you asked 1 day ago, advice 1: be calmn with procces immigration believe you will need it
2. Petroleum Engineering is not consider as proffetion in Quebec you will get 0 points in AOT and 18 months gets you between 4 and 6 points as NOC
Advice 3. If you do not know french forget Quebec and try another province
Hi Nykro, I have no idea about yr question but wish you have the point you want. May I lend your post to ask other members about my Area of Training. Thanks.
I majored in Navigation falcuty in a Marine University, but I have over 5 years working as a surveyor in vessel, construction facility and transportation as well.
My question is that:
- Can I apply my Area of Training as Civil construction and transportation engineer instead of Navigation?
- Do I need reference letters to explain why I apply that area of training?
Thanks Nykro again and thanks a lot for answers. Have a good day.
I majored in Navigation falcuty in a Marine University, but I have over 5 years working as a surveyor in vessel, construction facility and transportation as well.
My question is that:
- Can I apply my Area of Training as Civil construction and transportation engineer instead of Navigation?
- Do I need reference letters to explain why I apply that area of training?
Thanks Nykro again and thanks a lot for answers. Have a good day.
Actually you're wrong. I called quebec immigration and they have Engineering (bach) 6 points for foreign degree. The lady said it is given to anyone with a bachelors degree in engineering if their specialization is not in the list. So i mentioned, petroleum engineering and she said yeah that counts.shaggycoc said:
Yes genius because you have points for your diploma (niveau d'escolarité) not for your AOT (domaine de formation); look at these and do a self evaluation:Nykro said:
General score: https://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/fr/immigrer-installer/travailleurs-permanents/conditions-requises/index.html
Table of points: http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/publications/fr/divers/Grille-synthese.pdf
Points per carreer: https://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/fr/immigrer-installer/travailleurs-permanents/conditions-requises/domaines-formation.html
I will get points for education level and AOT, I called twice and asked the same question to 2 different people to make sure. Look at the AOT list section C, in foreign degrees you can find just "Engineering (bach)" and it gives 6 points. When I called they said they give 6 points to all other engineering specializations that are not mentioned in the list.shaggycoc said:
Dear dudeNykro said:
MIDI evaluate your diploma according to subjects in Quebec not only with its name perhaps you have common core in engineering but as i said Petroleum engineering does not exist at Quebec so is not an engineering for them.
I have a master in hydrocarbures and my comparative evaluation showed me "it does not exist" same with my friend who payed one to petroleum engineering showed common core does not exist.
i invite you to do comparative evaluation is the way as MIDI evaluate unless do whatever i just tried to advice read better and be sure before to lose money