improving my crs

[Zodwa]

Hello. I vreated a profile last week .I got a crs of 390. The response was I met the fsw requirements.Would you please help me on how to improve my score. I'm 27 years old, IELTS-7,5. have my eca report with an equivalent of bachelors degree. Its in psychology. However my work experience is in retail as a sales person for 3 years.And now i'm a facilotator forca few months now. How do I package that work experience with my degree and the profile to get more points. Please help.

 

[Wolfpmd3]

You can't get more points unless you pursue additional education, earn more years of experience, or increase your language test scores, or get a job offer in Canada. You're not getting any other answers.

 

[Wotsit]

Hello. I vreated a profile last week .I got a crs of 390. The response was I met the fsw requirements.Would you please help me on how to improve my score. I'm 27 years old, IELTS-7,5. have my eca report with an equivalent of bachelors degree. Its in psychology. However my work experience is in retail as a sales person for 3 years.And now i'm a facilotator forca few months now. How do I package that work experience with my degree and the profile to get more points. Please help.

Wouldn't Salesperson experience count as Noc C and not count as skilled work for EE?

 

[canuck_in_uk]

Hello. I vreated a profile last week .I got a crs of 390. The response was I met the fsw requirements.Would you please help me on how to improve my score. I'm 27 years old, IELTS-7,5. have my eca report with an equivalent of bachelors degree. Its in psychology. However my work experience is in retail as a sales person for 3 years.And now i'm a facilotator forca few months now. How do I package that work experience with my degree and the profile to get more points. Please help.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...iteria-comprehensive-ranking-system/grid.html

 

[Zodwa]

[Q="Wotsit, post: 8580241, member: 942857"]
Wouldn't Salesperson experience count as Noc C and not count as skilled work for EE?
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I'm not sure..

 

[Wotsit]

I'm not sure..

Salesperson is definitely NOC C...
Unless you work as a supervisor in sales you can't claim points for it. If you have counted it as skilled work you won't have the CRS points that you think you have.
You might not even be eligible for EE.
Sorry.

 

[Wotsit]

What is you NOC, or what industry do you work in? If you work in retail NOC 6421 it would be level C. If you work in real estate NOC 6232 you might class as level B.

 

[Aptechvisa]

Hi,

As you score 390 CRS score, currently it is considered as quite low score to immigrate to Canada. Hence, it is important to improve your overall CRS score. The CRS (Comprehensive Ranking system) scores are given on the basis of core human factors, skills transferability and additional factors.

As far as your experience is concerned, you must have experience in same NOC, then you can gain maximum points. Getting experience from different occupation does not considered as same work experience. Hence, it is advised to gain more experience in Sales person profession. In addition to this, we are giving some of the measures through which you can improve your CRS scores as:

• Retake IELTS exam. If possible, improve French language.
• Apply for Provincial nominee program. This will give you additional 600 points.
• Get Master’s degree in your Education.
• Get a job offer letter (LMIA approved)
• Add points if your any siblings or relative living in Canada.

All the Best!

 

[Zodwa]

What is you NOC, or what industry do you work in? If you work in retail NOC 6421 it would be level C. If you work in real estate NOC 6232 you might class as level B.

NOC C

 

[brokenira]

NOC C

as you said, its NOC C, in other words, you are not qualified for express entry cause you dont have skilled work experience.

"How do I package that work experience with my degree and the profile to get more points "
The answer to this question is nothing. IRCC will contact WES or the university if you studied in Canada to verify your education. IRCC will also contact your current or ex-employer to verify your work experience. If you were asking how to lie on your profile, then do not even bother thinking about it.

 

[Zodwa]

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as you said, its NOC C, in other words, you are not qualified for express entry cause you dont have skilled work experience.

"How do I package that work experience with my degree and the profile to get more points "
The answer to this question is nothing. IRCC will contact WES or the university if you studied in Canada to verify your education. IRCC will also contact your current or ex-employer to verify your work experience. If you were asking how to lie on your profile, then do not even bother thinking about it.

I have experience in 2 totally different fields of work

as you said, its NOC C, in other words, you are not qualified for express entry cause you dont have skilled work experience.

"How do I package that work experience with my degree and the profile to get more points "
The answer to this question is nothing. IRCC will contact WES or the university if you studied in Canada to verify your education. IRCC will also contact your current or ex-employer to verify your work experience. If you were asking how to lie on your profile, then do not even bother thinking about it.

I dont understand on the no skillskilled experience. My degree is in psychology and work experience is retail trade. So does that mean my work experience should be linked to my degree for me to qualify for the skilled work experience

 

[canuck_in_uk]

I dont understand on the no skillskilled experience. My degree is in psychology and work experience is retail trade. So does that mean my work experience should be linked to my degree for me to qualify for the skilled work experience

No, it doesn't have to be linked. It has to be SKILLED and your retail experience isn't.