You've already got the answer - No. Don't keep re-posting.arpita26 said:
As for steps to create EE profile, refer to Pg 1 of this very thread.
Express Entry Step by step instructions.
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As for steps to create EE profile, refer to Pg 1 of this very thread.
The answer is NO, CIC does not have such a rule.arpita26 said:
Ask the person(s) that say yes to provide you with a link from CIC's website stating this rule.
Hi
Is it necessary to evaluate both masters and bachelors degree by WES or only highest qualification is enough.
Please help me on this.
Is it necessary to evaluate both masters and bachelors degree by WES or only highest qualification is enough.
Please help me on this.
The WES site clearly states that if you have a Masters degree, then you have to get your bachelor degree evaluated too.rahusaraf73 said:
Thanks,
Raj
Hello All!
I am at the Express Entry profile creation page and have reached the 'Work History' section. I intend to apply under NOC 2282, most of my recent work experience falls under this code. However, I also have substantial experience under other codes. Here are my concerns:
1. In the occupation section, I've mentioned the NOC code I wish to apply for, and the year when I first began working under that code. I assume this section requires the NOC code under which you intend to apply, right?
2. The later part of this profile page talks about 'Work History'. I understand, here we should enter each and every job (no apprenticeship or trainee jobs) with the relevant NOC codes they fall under, OR should we only enter job experience that falls under the NOC we wish to apply for?
Note - To explain better, I wanted to paste images, but this site doesn't allow me to post links to Imgur or any other link at all.
Thanks,
CitizenMapleRed
I am at the Express Entry profile creation page and have reached the 'Work History' section. I intend to apply under NOC 2282, most of my recent work experience falls under this code. However, I also have substantial experience under other codes. Here are my concerns:
1. In the occupation section, I've mentioned the NOC code I wish to apply for, and the year when I first began working under that code. I assume this section requires the NOC code under which you intend to apply, right?
2. The later part of this profile page talks about 'Work History'. I understand, here we should enter each and every job (no apprenticeship or trainee jobs) with the relevant NOC codes they fall under, OR should we only enter job experience that falls under the NOC we wish to apply for?
Note - To explain better, I wanted to paste images, but this site doesn't allow me to post links to Imgur or any other link at all.
Thanks,
CitizenMapleRed
Thanks Asivad Anac!
I was hoping if I could have some more insight over the second part. Do you have any clue on its bearing over the scoring?
The point I am trying to make is, what is the mandatory requirement by the book, do we have any details over this topic anywhere that you might know.
Thanks once again, appreciate it!
CitizenMapleRed
I was hoping if I could have some more insight over the second part. Do you have any clue on its bearing over the scoring?
The point I am trying to make is, what is the mandatory requirement by the book, do we have any details over this topic anywhere that you might know.
Thanks once again, appreciate it!
CitizenMapleRed
CIC has 3 ways of looking at work experience.CitizenMapleRed said:
1. Minimum eligibility criteria for EE http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/perm/econ/fsw/minimum.asp
At least one year of continuous full-time paid work experience, or the equivalent in continuous paid part-time work experience, in the occupation identified in your PR application as your primary occupation and in NOC 0/A/B.
2. Criteria to score FSW points http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/apply-factors.asp
One can get up to 15 points (on a scale of 100, cutoff being 67/100) for work experience of 6 years or more under 1 NOC code. You'll get lesser points for lesser number of years.
3. Criteris to score CRS points under EE http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/express-entry/grid-crs.asp
One of the criteria for points allotted under Skills transferability to get maxed out is to have at least 3 years of foreign work experience (outside Canada). This is NOC independent.
In both cases I discussed in my earlier message, there will be no difference in the CRS score as both cases are considering only the eligible work experience while calculating the score. The difference lies in how much information one wants to disclose in work history section - some people prefer doing it while others don't. You don't get penalized for not doing it or rewarded with extra points for doing it. It is eventually a moot point because both sides appear to be correct from their perspectives. Like I said, your call.
All the best!
That's as clear as it could get, thanks for the details. I think I am sorted now.
Thanks,
CitizenMapleRed
Thanks,
CitizenMapleRed
Great Work, really Appreciate...
I Have a question how come it is 600 for points for CEC candidates ,
I am holding 1 year experience and Am i going to eligible for CEC express entry . I don't have any Masters in Canada.
Thanks.
I Have a question how come it is 600 for points for CEC candidates ,
I am holding 1 year experience and Am i going to eligible for CEC express entry . I don't have any Masters in Canada.
Thanks.
Check eligibility criteria for CEC here ---> http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/perm/econ/cec/criteria.aspshanthiprakash said:
All the best!
Hi all,
I need you advise.
I have recently graduated from my Masters in Electrical engineering from a university in BC. I have one year of co-op experience in Canada and close to 3 years of lecturer experience back Home. I have got a job as electrical engineering and working in BC.
I understand the BC PNP is closed now and probably will start from July. Will you please advise which process should I go for applying PR? I have given the IELTS and police clearance is under processing.
I shall highly appreciate your help.
After that,
I am already in Canada and as I said above, I am doing a job as electrical engineer. What kind of document shall I need from my Employer?
regards
I need you advise.
I have recently graduated from my Masters in Electrical engineering from a university in BC. I have one year of co-op experience in Canada and close to 3 years of lecturer experience back Home. I have got a job as electrical engineering and working in BC.
I understand the BC PNP is closed now and probably will start from July. Will you please advise which process should I go for applying PR? I have given the IELTS and police clearance is under processing.
I shall highly appreciate your help.
After that,
I am already in Canada and as I said above, I am doing a job as electrical engineer. What kind of document shall I need from my Employer?
regards
Hello
Please let me know that we have to attach the form which WES provide with our transcript or just transcript in sealed envelope is enough.
Please let me know that we have to attach the form which WES provide with our transcript or just transcript in sealed envelope is enough.