Can I apply CEC immigrant?

[leannamm]

I'm an international student and I got bachelor degree of Business Administration in Canada. I worked in insurance company since May 2009-April 2010, my title is administration assistant. Can I apply CEC immigrant?

Is there any possible to try apply it?

Thank you

 

[ujbaby]

I'm an international student and I got bachelor degree of Business Administration in Canada. I worked in insurance company since May 2009-April 2010, my title is administration assistant. Can I apply CEC immigrant?

Is there any possible to try apply it?

Thank you

what's ur NOC code and ur skill level??

 

[leannamm]

noc code is 1241

 

[leannamm]

i think it's level c

 

[ujbaby]

noc code is 1241

ur eligible and qualified to apply under skill level B.. all the best

 

[leannamm]

thank you, but is my working time ok? do they need exactly 12 month or 1950 hours? mine is less than 1950 hours.

can i try to apply?

 

[ujbaby]

thank you, but is my working time ok? do they need exactly 12 month or 1950 hours? mine is less than 1950 hours.

can i try to apply?

sorry dear, i just made some research, i think administrative assistant fall under skill C. sorry it is not skilled and doesn't qualify.. u might try PNP program or wait for other members to suggest for u

 

[leannamm]

:'( but another question is do they need exactly 1950 hours or 12month to apply?

 

[ujbaby]

1950hrs, from one year up and not less than one year

 

[kushari]

There is a time limit of 2 years since you left the job to apply for CEC.

 

[jes_ON]

:'( but another question is do they need exactly 1950 hours or 12month to apply?

Both. 1950 hours is the same number of hours you would work if you worked 12 months full-time (37.5 hours per week). If you work "part-time" (fewer than 37.5 hours per week, regardless of whether your employer considers you full-time), then it will take more than 12 months to acquire 1950 hours...

 

[oba3]

Both. 1950 hours is the same number of hours you would work if you worked 12 months full-time (37.5 hours per week). If you work "part-time" (fewer than 37.5 hours per week, regardless of whether your employer considers you full-time), then it will take more than 12 months to acquire 1950 hours...

Hello everyone,

I'm working in Canada since last May. My NOC is 6321 (level B). I work 40 hours per week. I already "In Process" under FSW category but it takes long time... so I intend to apply to immigration under new CEC category in May 2013, but my company will be closed for 2 weeks in December... my manager said that my monthly salary will down because of that holiday.
Will it make any problem for applying under CEC? I'm worried my annual salary shown on T4 maybe less than salary that LMO ordered...

Please anyone who have any idea, please suggest. thank you so much...