Experience in a noc category different to your degree

[sonny_saa]

Hey guys,

I've a 4 yrs degree in accounting from a Canadian university after getting my PGWP, I switched over to an unrelated field which falls under "B" category and earned my full time 1 yr experience. I made about $70k in that yr.

I applied for CEC in October and got my AOR in February.

My question is that can my application be rejected on the basis that I'm working in a field unrelated to my studies? Also to get a job in that field, I had to do a few certification but I never submitted them with my application because there was no such requirement stated for them

 

[sonny_saa]

anybody?

 

[jenish3333]

Hey guys,

I've a 4 yrs degree in accounting from a Canadian university after getting my PGWP, I switched over to an unrelated field which falls under "B" category and earned my full time 1 yr experience. I made about $70k in that yr.

I applied for CEC in October and got my AOR in February.

My question is that can my application be rejected on the basis that I'm working in a field unrelated to my studies? Also to get a job in that field, I had to do a few certification but I never submitted them with my application because there was no such requirement stated for them

well i graduated from NOC B and i applied in NOC O. I just got RPRF and MR on 15 may 2015. I applied on march 28 2014.

 

[Amisnic]

Short answer is NO it cannot on that ground only

Hey guys,

I've a 4 yrs degree in accounting from a Canadian university after getting my PGWP, I switched over to an unrelated field which falls under "B" category and earned my full time 1 yr experience. I made about $70k in that yr.

I applied for CEC in October and got my AOR in February.

My question is that can my application be rejected on the basis that I'm working in a field unrelated to my studies? Also to get a job in that field, I had to do a few certification but I never submitted them with my application because there was no such requirement stated for them