Using the time you have to learn new skills is always valuable. I would look at job ads in Canada for the kind of work you're wanting to do, and make notes of the required and preferred skills listed. Then, find online courses that can help you gain some of those skills. Either that, or start learning French online.
LMAO, its not a random screenshot, its from my ITA
Yes thanks alot. I read the entire article. So there is a chance of my application being refused in case of my score falling. Let's pray it's in our favour whatever happensHi Mehjabeen,
You may read my reply above. I hope the minimum point for invitation is below 369 so you don't need to worry about acting fast
When did you submit your application to WES? And when Wes accused receipt your documents in their local?That's very kind of you bro.
It really depends on your field of study. If you’re an accountant, it’s all IFRS here, different from US GAAP- you could work on reeducating with these standards; Or even start learning Canadian taxation-there are e-books available. Look at university course outlines(they have prescribed books there). If you’re an engineer, you could find engineering books to prepare for your licensing exams.(there’s a common list of most frequently asked requalification exams; for example for Mechanical engineers : Thermodynamics, Fluid Mechanics, Kinematics etc- usually upto 4 papers(3 technical, 1 non-technical) if there’s no Washington accord/Sydney accord agreements for your education.
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As per the post, I was able to download the PDF report on 7 March 2020.
It used to happen before April 2017
Yeap, here is my analysis.
We just don't have any data to support this. The problem is the pool distribution data is dated now (it was released for 13th March) and even if you could deduct the 600+ (PNP candidates) from it, CEC draw only adds more confusion because there were and there are FSW candidates with scores higher than 467. Not to mention the influx of new candidates which makes it even more uncertain. You will be able analyze and make educated predictions once the draws are back to their regular schedule. The answer is no one can make a prediction. You might think that IELTS and WES delays could reduce the number of new candidates, but really it won't have an impact (if there's) until May or June. People who wanted to enter the pool for April draws probably took their IELTS in Feb or March and might have got their ECAs or waiting for it. WES has indicated that they are expecting delays on only documents submitted after 10th March. There is nothing we can do except waiting and seeing.
