PNP program CLB 6 | Cybersecurity Specialist

[Mansr]

Greetings, I recently began my Canada PR process and took the IELTS exam, and my result is L6.5, R6.5, W5.5, and S7.5. My CLB falls under 6, so I am not eligible for express entry. Can you please advise which PNP program is good for my score?

Noc code 21220: Cybersecurity specialists

I appreciate your help. Thanks in advance.

 

[Naturgrl]

Greetings, I recently began my Canada PR process and took the IELTS exam, and my result is L6.5, R6.5, W5.5, and S7.5. My CLB falls under 6, so I am not eligible for express entry. Can you please advise which PNP program is good for my score?

Noc code 21220: Cybersecurity specialists

I appreciate your help. Thanks in advance.

Saskatchewan OID is your only option and you need to calculate your SINP score and see if your NOC and score are selected. Last draw I think was 84, and there is no way you have that score unless you have a relative in the province. Look at improving you IELTs score. You probably have around 65.

 

[Mansr]

Saskatchewan OID is your only option and you need to calculate your SINP score and see if your NOC and score are selected. Last draw I think was 84, and there is no way you have that score unless you have a relative in the province. Look at improving you IELTs score. You probably have around 65.

Thank you for your reply. I tried to calculate the points with my current IELTS, and I am getting an overall score of 63 points; however, like you mentioned, even if I scored CLB 8 or above, my score would be around 67. I do not think that would still be sufficient. The last draw ranged above 80, so, like you said, I do not have an option except to receive an employment opportunity that gives me an additional 30 points, but that would be impossible, I believe. Can you please provide any suggestions as to whether any other PNP options suit me? I have more than 11+ years of continuous experience in cybersecurity and have completed my bachelor's degree; my CLB is 6.

 

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