Express entry or Saskatchewan Nominee Program or Federal Skilled Worker Program

[anton1990]

Good evening everybody,

My name is Anton and I am international student. In april 2015 I graduated from University of Regina with Bachelors in Computer Science. I got the job offer in IT field and already worked 3 month. Beside this experience I have 2 years of Co-op experience from university. So, I got my post grad work permit. I am from Saskatchewan, I studied here and graduated here as well.

Please suggest what could be the best way to go.

I appreciate your help

Happy Holidays!

Anton

 

[manidhatt]

Have you tried the crs tool? If yes, then what is your score?

 

[anton1990]

Hello manidhatt,

Thanks for reply

I tried now. I do not have language test, but i took esl and went through school. Roughly it's 1057. What would u suggest. thanks

 

[sivasagi]

1050

Do u have LMIA job offer?

 

[anton1990]

Hey guys, another question. Maybe I am confused.For SINP I need this Job approval letter. i try to read about it. i am already employed in canada. please help

 

[anton1990]

Hi sivasagi,

I appreciate your help.

I just graduated from university and applied for job

Got a job IT Technician -Skill level B - Permanent Fulltime- NOC 2281

Please advice

Anton

 

[sivasagi]

Okay. Though the job is permanent and full time, you will not get 600 points if the job is not LMIA approved. So, calculate without 600 points.

 

[anton1990]

then it's 457 Please advice

 

[sivasagi]

You have very decent score and you have high chances of getting picked up in next few draws. Stay tuned and best of luck!!

 

[anton1990]

Hi Sivasagi, thanks for your reply

One extra question, IT technician is not Laybour market stuff?

Also, what program is the best for me express entry federal or sinp?

thanks

 

[sivasagi]

Obviously, Federal is the best option so that u will have flexibility to stay inany province.

Have both options open. I read that you are yet to take ur languge tests. Is that true?

Apply for SINP now and have the process going. ,Meanwhile federal might pick you as well.

 

[anton1990]

Hello sivasagi,

I do not have my language test. English is not deal at all - territorial is probably a bigger deal. I live in small town, to take test 200 -350km.

I would agree with u to apply for SINP

Thanks

Anton

 

[zareef]

then it's 457 Please advice

Doesn't make sense! The max someone can get with a Canadian bachelor's degree, 1 year of eligible Canadian experience and good IELTS/CELPIP scores is 444. Your score must be less than that.

Please use this online tool to recalculate your score: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/crs-tool.asp

 

[zareef]

Hello sivasagi,

I do not have my language test. English is not deal at all - territorial is probably a bigger deal. I live in small town, to take test 200 -350km.

I would agree with u to apply for SINP

Thanks

Anton

For most SINP streams you need at least 1 year of eligible experience.

- for the 3 subcategories of "International Skilled Worker", you must have at least 1 year of experience;
- for the student subcategory of "Saskatchewan Experience Stream", you must have at least 24 consecutive months of work experience (in an eligible profession - NOC 0/A/B).