aauj2001

My brother has 6 years of working experience as an electronics engineer, but for last one year he has been working in computer field (i.e. C++, JAVA Web Developments etc.). Can he still apply as an electronic engineer instead of computer programmer?

Any info is appreciated...

Aauj

Tim J.

I faced the same dilemma.

To be an electronics engineer in Canada he would need to take some technical exams.

If he has enough points as a computer programmer, then that is the way to do it.
That's what I did, and on arriving here I had three job offers within two weeks of
sending my resume to recruitment agencies. My starting salary was 53,000.

All the best

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Yes, but an immigration official may want evidence that he has maintained his skills
in the field of electronic engineering during his absence from that profession.
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aauj2001

Thinks Mr. David Cohen & Mr. Jim J. My broter is scoring 69 as computer prigrammer and 73 as electronics engineer. That is why I am biased for going for electronics enginer. As you mentioned that visa officer may need to have evidence that he (my brother) still maintains the skills of electronics field. I really do not know how can he convince the visa officer? Is there any way to do it I mean tests/exams etc..

With best regards

Aauj