Changes to Canadian Independent Class Program
Dec 5th 2001, 9:13 am
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Does anybody know anything about the changes that are planned for the Independant
application program.
application program.
Dec 5th 2001, 10:20 pm
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Darren,
First of all there won't be any occupational list. A stronger emphasis shall be
placed on experience and education rather than strictly defined occupations. The
points system will change as well, and I believe Mr Cohen in this group may have a
proposed draft of the new score card. At this moment there is no regulation as to how
the new bill shall be put in practice.
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First of all there won't be any occupational list. A stronger emphasis shall be
placed on experience and education rather than strictly defined occupations. The
points system will change as well, and I believe Mr Cohen in this group may have a
proposed draft of the new score card. At this moment there is no regulation as to how
the new bill shall be put in practice.
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Dec 5th 2001, 10:22 pm
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Darren,
this question was answered already.. But why not to answer again
below I am quoting what you can find here:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/about/policy/c11-regs.html
In short, there will be no such thing as occupation list anymore.
Proposed Points Grid
AGE Maximum 10 21 - 44 years of age at time of application: 10 Lose 2 points
for each year of age over 44 years or under 21 years
EDUCATION Maximum 25
Doctorate & Master's Degrees 25 Bachelor's Degree involving equivalent of at
least 3 years full time studies: 20
3-year equivalent full time studies/training leading to a diploma, trade
certificate or apprenticeship: 20 2-year equivalent full time studies/training
leading to a diploma: 15 1-year equivalent full time studies/training leading
to a diploma: 10
High school: 5
LANGUAGE * Maximum 20
Highly functional in first official language: 16 Moderately functional in first
official language: 8 Basically functional or no abilities in first official
language: 0
Highly functional in second official language: 4 Moderately functional in
second official language: 0 Basically functional or no abilities in second
official language: 0
* points will be awarded on the basis of English and French abilities in four
skills: speaking, reading, writing, and listening.
EXPERIENCE Maximum 25 One year of recent skilled work experience: 10 Two years
of recent skilled work experience: 15 Three years of recent skilled work
experience: 20 Four years of recent skilled work experience: 25
VALIDATED ARRANGED EMPLOYMENT Maximum 10 Arranged employment in Canada
validated by HRDC: 10
ADAPTABILITY Maximum 10
* Spouse's (including common-law partner's) education
- Masters or Ph.D.: 5
- Bachelor degree or three year diploma: 4
- one - two years post-secondary education: 3
* Minimum one year full time authorized work in Canada: 5
* Minimum two years full time post-secondary study in Canada: 5
* Informal job offer in Canada in keeping with past experience or education: 5
* Family member in Canada: 5
TOTAL Maximum 100
Regards Alex Shlega http://www.airlineguides.com/immigration - Immigration Guide
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this question was answered already.. But why not to answer again
below I am quoting what you can find here:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/about/policy/c11-regs.html
In short, there will be no such thing as occupation list anymore.
Proposed Points Grid
AGE Maximum 10 21 - 44 years of age at time of application: 10 Lose 2 points
for each year of age over 44 years or under 21 years
EDUCATION Maximum 25
Doctorate & Master's Degrees 25 Bachelor's Degree involving equivalent of at
least 3 years full time studies: 20
3-year equivalent full time studies/training leading to a diploma, trade
certificate or apprenticeship: 20 2-year equivalent full time studies/training
leading to a diploma: 15 1-year equivalent full time studies/training leading
to a diploma: 10
High school: 5
LANGUAGE * Maximum 20
Highly functional in first official language: 16 Moderately functional in first
official language: 8 Basically functional or no abilities in first official
language: 0
Highly functional in second official language: 4 Moderately functional in
second official language: 0 Basically functional or no abilities in second
official language: 0
* points will be awarded on the basis of English and French abilities in four
skills: speaking, reading, writing, and listening.
EXPERIENCE Maximum 25 One year of recent skilled work experience: 10 Two years
of recent skilled work experience: 15 Three years of recent skilled work
experience: 20 Four years of recent skilled work experience: 25
VALIDATED ARRANGED EMPLOYMENT Maximum 10 Arranged employment in Canada
validated by HRDC: 10
ADAPTABILITY Maximum 10
* Spouse's (including common-law partner's) education
- Masters or Ph.D.: 5
- Bachelor degree or three year diploma: 4
- one - two years post-secondary education: 3
* Minimum one year full time authorized work in Canada: 5
* Minimum two years full time post-secondary study in Canada: 5
* Informal job offer in Canada in keeping with past experience or education: 5
* Family member in Canada: 5
TOTAL Maximum 100
Regards Alex Shlega http://www.airlineguides.com/immigration - Immigration Guide
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