joconstantine
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- Mar 30, 2020
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- Category........
- FSW
- NOC Code......
- 0213
- Pre-Assessed..
- Yes
- AOR Received.
- 01-08-2020
Ray of hope - FSW - 1
- Thread starter Jatt2canada
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Look at the picture, it's an Indian consultant on my LinkedIn
I too have started learning french. Looking for some guidance for the same
Hi can you share some guidance tips how to prepare. I am from India and have already maxed out my IELTS score but need more points . Kindly share your experience of 7 months and how did you prepare for it.
I have 410 points, NOC- 2172, filed on 29-December-2019. Just want to go to Alberta. Should I expect the ITA with this score in the pandemic time?
I’ve been studying since January, waking up every day at 4:30 to study before going to work. I’ll attempt the TCF on late August.
I think I’ll be able to achieve the B2 on all 4 skills.
So the short answer: between 6-10 months of daily studies + inserting French in everything I can throughout the day.
For the points: I don’t want to be rude, but simply check the official CRS criteria instead of trusting a 6-10 month plan based on a comment of a random person on a forum.
If you fall under FSW EE you dont have a chance. Your score should be at least 470+.
465 with the same NOC bruh. No luck with Alberta as well. Anything below 470 seems not to have any chance
In my opinion IRCC will be intercalating draws between FSW/ PNP-CEC. If we look at the numbers since the new Minister took office the draws were around 470, and they even calculated the FST/ Number of invitees before the pandemic to keep scores around 470. With CEC it was the same thing, when the scores were going to be lower than 430 they did an all program draw. So, my opinion is, IRCC are conducting draws based on the number they want to be the cut off score...
IRCC must be surprised at the sheer amount of interest dudes globally show to migrate to Canada through the EE (especially from India, China and US)
Do whatever you can do guys to get above the 470 mark.
A friend of mine, after a looooong struggle achieving CLB 10, reached 472 from 466 by March 20. He lost 5 points today (turning 32) and is now at 467. He now has no scope to go above the 470 mark (except learning French that takes close to 1 year of rigorous study). He is now really wallowing in agony.
Never expected we will be in such a tragic shithole when 2019 began.
Started at 438 (FSW) and now at 478.
Future is just bleak. Can't blame anyone but just our bloody fate.
I'm 100% sure IRCC doesn't give a damn to outlanders who are losing on age and IELTS.
Do whatever you can do guys to get above the 470 mark.
A friend of mine, after a looooong struggle achieving CLB 10, reached 472 from 466 by March 20. He lost 5 points today (turning 32) and is now at 467. He now has no scope to go above the 470 mark (except learning French that takes close to 1 year of rigorous study). He is now really wallowing in agony.
Never expected we will be in such a tragic shithole when 2019 began.
Started at 438 (FSW) and now at 478.
Future is just bleak. Can't blame anyone but just our bloody fate.
I'm 100% sure IRCC doesn't give a damn to outlanders who are losing on age and IELTS.
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