PMM

Hi


No, you won't get 600 points. No LMIA, no PNP nomination, no 600 points.

Tootlepootle

My OH has been working for 18 months, so I am assuming we are safe in the CEC zone!

Poppit

My son applied via CEC route for PR in December 2014. Rumour now has it that the cap has now been filled. He has more than 15 months work experience in Canada, a Bachelor's degree and a permanent teaching job. Will his job be classed as arranged employment for the purposes of Express Entry?

Any info. would be appreciated. :-)

Poppit

doubleym

To be classed as Arranged Employment and gain the additional 600 points in EE you need an LMIA.

jimbo0000

Thanks former lancastarian,,will look into that ,,,lets see how it goes

kpower27

Does anyone know whether the NOC code specified for your work experience restricts you from using a job offer with a different NOC code?

It seems some of the NOC code descriptions are quite similar and overlap in some areas. Are these then deemed as transferable?

ChrisBan

Second draw took place last night apparently, another 779 people received an ITA with scores 818 and higher

Poppit

Does anyone know whether you must have your degree evaluated to get the points for education, and if so, do you only get points for your highest level of education?

Thank you in advance.

Poppit

Tirytory

I can't quite believe they did a draw again so soon! Perhaps they had anticipated a higher amount of applicants or they're just targeting those already in country. We had our ITA to apply. It will be home from skiing to paperwork later today!

PMM

Hi


1. Yes you have to have your education evaluated, only the highest level obtained, unless it is a Canadian degree/diploma.

beckiwoo

What if your highest level of education has nothing to do with your job but a lower level of education does and your looking at PNP?

Poppit

Thank you PMM, for the information. Will get his degree evaluated immediately to gain the additional 120 points.

Poppit

sms1984

I think you oy have to have it assessed if going the FSW route

Poppit

He's going for CEC. Applied Dec 2014, and has a permanent teaching position, but it looks like the cap was filled in October. Without getting his credentials assessed he does not receive any points for his education or canadian transferability skills for education, so not much chance of being selected otherwise.

Poppit

davedba

What if I have a 3 year diploma from outside Canada, and a 1 year post graduate diploma from Canada? One of the prerequisites for the 1 year post-grad course was a 3 year college diploma or uni degree.

Do I only get 90 points for that? (One-year post-secondary program credential)

or

128 points? (Two or more post-secondary program credentials AND at least one of these credentials was issued on completion of a post-secondary program of three years or longer)

Thank you.