Points Pointers Needed
Sep 1st 2002, 6:51 am
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Points Pointers Needed
Is there yet any plain English rendition of "Immigration and Refugee Protection
Regulations".
Shortly after its passage, the only version I could find was that published in the
"Canada Gazette", a verbatum transcript in English & French_ 450 pages of legalese!
Looks to be more an Immigration and Refugee Prevention Act from here.
I've been self-employed at work for which any further college study would be
professionally futile, or outright impertinent -- figurative sculpture, mortise &
tennon building (mostly Japanese style), Louis XV antique restoration, editorial
cartooning -- none of which have certified apprenticeship programs.
Is there any official Board which might certify my work and myself as professioinal?
As well, I have extensive experience in advertising -- for multi-nationals, probably
my only professionally viable means of gaining employment. For good reason, which I'd
rather not get into here, I'd rather not re-enter that business.
Would the fact that I've taught at a couple colleges down here in the States, though
I haven't a degree, help toward college degree credits?
Lenny
Still unable to discuss my situation with anybody at any Canadian Embassy.
Regulations".
Shortly after its passage, the only version I could find was that published in the
"Canada Gazette", a verbatum transcript in English & French_ 450 pages of legalese!
Looks to be more an Immigration and Refugee Prevention Act from here.
I've been self-employed at work for which any further college study would be
professionally futile, or outright impertinent -- figurative sculpture, mortise &
tennon building (mostly Japanese style), Louis XV antique restoration, editorial
cartooning -- none of which have certified apprenticeship programs.
Is there any official Board which might certify my work and myself as professioinal?
As well, I have extensive experience in advertising -- for multi-nationals, probably
my only professionally viable means of gaining employment. For good reason, which I'd
rather not get into here, I'd rather not re-enter that business.
Would the fact that I've taught at a couple colleges down here in the States, though
I haven't a degree, help toward college degree credits?
Lenny
Still unable to discuss my situation with anybody at any Canadian Embassy.
Sep 1st 2002, 7:47 am
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Re: Points Pointers Needed
Looks like you are in serious need of professional assistance - at least to get a
real assessment of your chances and available options, if there are any.
You may contact me directly for free evaluation.
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Andrew Miller Immigration Consultant Vancouver, British Columbia email:
[email protected] (delete REMOVE from the above address before
sending email)
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"Lenny" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:010920021152215715%[email protected]...
> Is there yet any plain English rendition of "Immigration and Refugee Protection
> Regulations".
> Shortly after its passage, the only version I could find was that published in the
> "Canada Gazette", a verbatum transcript in English & French_ 450 pages of
> legalese!
> Looks to be more an Immigration and Refugee Prevention Act from here.
> I've been self-employed at work for which any further college study would be
> professionally futile, or outright impertinent -- figurative sculpture, mortise &
> tennon building (mostly Japanese style), Louis XV antique restoration, editorial
> cartooning -- none of which have certified apprenticeship programs.
> Is there any official Board which might certify my work and myself as
> professioinal?
> As well, I have extensive experience in advertising -- for multi-nationals,
> probably my only professionally viable means of gaining employment. For good
> reason, which I'd rather not get into here, I'd rather not re-enter that business.
> Would the fact that I've taught at a couple colleges down here in the States,
> though I haven't a degree, help toward college degree credits?
> Lenny
> Still unable to discuss my situation with anybody at any Canadian Embassy.
real assessment of your chances and available options, if there are any.
You may contact me directly for free evaluation.
--
../..
Andrew Miller Immigration Consultant Vancouver, British Columbia email:
[email protected] (delete REMOVE from the above address before
sending email)
________________________________
"Lenny" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:010920021152215715%[email protected]...
> Is there yet any plain English rendition of "Immigration and Refugee Protection
> Regulations".
> Shortly after its passage, the only version I could find was that published in the
> "Canada Gazette", a verbatum transcript in English & French_ 450 pages of
> legalese!
> Looks to be more an Immigration and Refugee Prevention Act from here.
> I've been self-employed at work for which any further college study would be
> professionally futile, or outright impertinent -- figurative sculpture, mortise &
> tennon building (mostly Japanese style), Louis XV antique restoration, editorial
> cartooning -- none of which have certified apprenticeship programs.
> Is there any official Board which might certify my work and myself as
> professioinal?
> As well, I have extensive experience in advertising -- for multi-nationals,
> probably my only professionally viable means of gaining employment. For good
> reason, which I'd rather not get into here, I'd rather not re-enter that business.
> Would the fact that I've taught at a couple colleges down here in the States,
> though I haven't a degree, help toward college degree credits?
> Lenny
> Still unable to discuss my situation with anybody at any Canadian Embassy.
