Nisse

Hi all

I have been playing with the thought of getting the PR, and would
apply onder the "skilled worker" program.

I took the test, pounded in my work experience, education etc. = 69
pts and 75 was the limit, I have no family or employer there - what
does that mean ? am I ABSOLUTELY not qualified or am I just in a grey
zone ?

If I found an employer, could it then be any job ? changing tires,
flipping burgers, or does it have to be related to my education ?
Is there any requirements for the company such as age, size or
something else ?

Thanks in advance
/Rene


Med venlig hilsen
Rene Nielsen

Andrew Miller

There is no "grey zone" - you must reach or exceed pass mark to qualify.

As far as finding a job - it depends what you need job offer for. If it is
for work permit then employer must obtain validation from HRDC after
documenting that regardless extensive search across Canada no Canadian
worker was found - thus forget changing tires or flipping burgers...

If it is an arranged employment for PR application with no intention to work
in Canada before becoming a PR then HRDC must issue a positive opinion, job
should be in one of skilled category, your
education/experience/qualifications must show that you can perform the job,
company must be in operations and have employees for at least 12 months.

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Andrew Miller
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Vancouver, British Columbia
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"Nisse" wrote in message
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    > Hi all
    > I have been playing with the thought of getting the PR, and would
    > apply onder the "skilled worker" program.
    > I took the test, pounded in my work experience, education etc. = 69
    > pts and 75 was the limit, I have no family or employer there - what
    > does that mean ? am I ABSOLUTELY not qualified or am I just in a grey
    > zone ?
    > If I found an employer, could it then be any job ? changing tires,
    > flipping burgers, or does it have to be related to my education ?
    > Is there any requirements for the company such as age, size or
    > something else ?
    > Thanks in advance
    > /Rene
    > Med venlig hilsen
    > Rene Nielsen

Nisse

On Sun, 18 May 2003 16:36:47 GMT, "Andrew Miller"
wrote:

    >As far as finding a job - it depends what you need job offer for. If it is
    >for work permit then employer must obtain validation from HRDC after
    >documenting that regardless extensive search across Canada no Canadian
    >worker was found - thus forget changing tires or flipping burgers...

Lets say I then improve my french and get above the 75pts - can I then
apply for a PR without job ? And then would the job search be easier ?

Regards
Rene Nielsen


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Rene Nielsen