FSW or CEC ?

[manoj2010]

Hello friends,
I am a PhD student in Canada, eligible to apply under PhD quota in Skilled worker class and my wife (MBA from India, not done any studies in Canada) is working as a customer support from more than a year in IT compnay, is she eligible to apply under Canadian experience class (CEC) ? What is NOC code for "customer Success Support and Training" ? I could not find.
To apply under Phd quota (Skilled worker) I will need to get all my transcripts (hard to get from universities in India) and then get credential assessment (started from last month, its more time nad money consuming) done, to avoid all this am thinking of applying under CEC. Can someone share pros and cons of both categories and is there anything else I need to know or anything I am missing.Is PhD quote in FSW faster than CEC ? Any help in this regards will be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.

 

[gladaki]

CEC and PHD Quota is taking the same time. Though CEC is quite straightforward, but Do check your wife
duties fall under required NOC skill. If they dont match go with Phd quota

 

[jes_ON]

look at this NOC. If it fits, then perhaps she could succeed with CEC (it is Skill Level B).

http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/NOC/English/NOC/2011/ProfileKeyword.aspx?val=2&val1=2282&val11=technical+support&val12=1&val13=0&val14=&val15=0&val16=0

 

[manoj2010]

Thanks a lot gladaki and jes_ON appreciate.

 

[khadija_k]

@manoj2010 Were you able to find the NOC code for your wife? I am a "Customer Success Manager" and am having difficulties finding the correct NOC Code.

 

[Patiently_pr]

@manoj2010 Were you able to find the NOC code for your wife? I am a "Customer Success Manager" and am having difficulties finding the correct NOC Code.

It's the duties that you should use to find your NOC code.