Calculating skill transferability points

[googler]

Hello senior members

I have a question regarding skill transferability factors for combination of level of education and official language proficiency. I have a 4-year Bachelor's degree and a 2-year Master's degree and my language skills are all higher than CLB 9 level. When calculating the point for this section, do I get 50 point because I have two or more post-secondary degrees, one of which was issued on completion of a postsecondary program of three years or more? Or do I need to hold two Bachelor's degrees only to obtain 50 points?

Many thanks for your comments.

 

[boske83]

Hello senior members

I have a question regarding skill transferability factors for combination of level of education and official language proficiency. I have a 4-year Bachelor's degree and a 2-year Master's degree and my language skills are all higher than CLB 9 level. When calculating the point for this section, do I get 50 point because I have two or more post-secondary degrees, one of which was issued on completion of a postsecondary program of three years or more? Or do I need to hold two Bachelor's degrees only to obtain 50 points?

Many thanks for your comments.

You claim 50 points in education + language skill transferability section, since master's degree by itself is level 7 eduction, and it means that you have completed Bachelor's before Master's degree anyway. So - you have 2 post secondary programs - Bachelor's + Master's.

 

[tyylm]

You claim 50 points in education + language skill transferability section, since master's degree by itself is level 7 eduction, and it means that you have completed Bachelor's before Master's degree anyway. So - you have 2 post secondary programs - Bachelor's + Master's.

In this case, does applicant need to do ECA for bachelor and master degree both before apply?

 

[kainthsimranjit]

In this case, does applicant need to do ECA for bachelor and master degree both before apply?

According to me, yes you may require ECA for bachelor and master as you are claiming points based on your bachelors....I am in the same boat....I got my bachelor evaluated and my masters is from Canada itself...

 

[boske83]

In this case, does applicant need to do ECA for bachelor and master degree both before apply?

it depends what is written on yours masters degree diploma... on mine, it says - completed basic and masters studies bla bla bla...

if it is from different countries - i think you need to send both.. but on same university - it is enough to provide only master's degree...

 

[tyylm]

it depends what is written on yours masters degree diploma... on mine, it says - completed basic and masters studies bla bla bla...

if it is from different countries - i think you need to send both.. but on same university - it is enough to provide only master's degree...

Thanks for your reply and another further question is :
My highest level of completed education is master, and I use it to get the highest points for education part in CRS(Comprehensive Ranking System). However, at the skill transferability section for education, if I apply as master degree then I can't get reward points for this part since applicant needs to have 2 post secondary programs.How does CRS calculate for this case?

Let me guess. If I understand correctly, I can get 126 points for education part because I have married and my highest degree is master. And I also can get extra 25 points for education bonus part in skill transferability section if I get WES certificated for my bachelor degree and master degree both with IELTS CLB7. Am I right?

 

[Nikhil89]

I have received my ECA assessement from WES and the ECA summary says Bachelor's degree (4years)
But in fact, what I had given for my credential analysis were
1) Credential: Bachelor of Commerce (Mumbai)
Canadian Equivalency: Bachelor's degree (four years)

2) Credential: CA Final Examination Certificate
Canadian Equivalency: Diploma (two years)

I would like to know what category should i consider when calculating my CRS , I am confused please advise .
I have the following options
1) three year or more post secondary credential
2) two or more post secondary credential with atleast one being 3+ years
3) master's or entry to practise professional degree

Your reply will be really helpful
thanks guys

 

[sachinleo80]

I have received my ECA assessement from WES and the ECA summary says Bachelor's degree (4years)
But in fact, what I had given for my credential analysis were
1) Credential: Bachelor of Commerce (Mumbai)
Canadian Equivalency: Bachelor's degree (four years)

2) Credential: CA Final Examination Certificate
Canadian Equivalency: Diploma (two years)

I would like to know what category should i consider when calculating my CRS , I am confused please advise .
I have the following options
1) three year or more post secondary credential
2) two or more post secondary credential with atleast one being 3+ years
3) master's or entry to practise professional degree

Your reply will be really helpful
thanks guys

Nikhil, I am having same question... Could you please let me know what option you have chosen while applying? If possible, can we connect with each other? My number is 09967030567.

Thanks!

 

[dukhi]

According to me, yes you may require ECA for bachelor and master as you are claiming points based on your bachelors....I am in the same boat....I got my bachelor evaluated and my masters is from Canada itself...

But i read some where if your highest degree is from Canada you dont need eca...

 

[se7en]

According to me, yes you may require ECA for bachelor and master as you are claiming points based on your bachelors....I am in the same boat....I got my bachelor evaluated and my masters is from Canada itself...

You might want to refer ministerial instructions for educational points.

It says under [ 11. (1) The points that are to be assigned for the level of education factor referred to paragraph 9(b) are the following: ]


(4) The maximum number of points that may be assigned under

(a) paragraph (1)(a) is 150 points; and (For candidates who are single)
(b) paragraph (1)(b) 140 points. (For candidates who are married)

That means, If some one holds a master degree from Canada and Bachelor from abroad then he would get only either 135 points (If single) or 126 points (if married). Doesn't matter if he gets assessment for Bachelor degree, it wont give him extra points on top of 135 or 126.

 

[mrel78]

Hello everyone

More less the same problem, I have an application under the canadian experience class, I had 120 points under the Human Capital-Level of Education but last month I took the WES and they gave me the Bachelor 3 years, I updated my application with this new info but they did not give me any extra points why?
Somebody know the difference between "Human Capital-Level of Education" and "Skill Transferability-Certificate of Qualification"

Thanks

 

[softwaretesting]

Hello everyone

More less the same problem, I have an application under the canadian experience class, I had 120 points under the Human Capital-Level of Education but last month I took the WES and they gave me the Bachelor 3 years, I updated my application with this new info but they did not give me any extra points why?
Somebody know the difference between "Human Capital-Level of Education" and "Skill Transferability-Certificate of Qualification"

Thanks

Does it mean that you created profile first and then completed ECA & updated profile later?

 

[alex_dinou]

Hello everyone

More less the same problem, I have an application under the canadian experience class, I had 120 points under the Human Capital-Level of Education but last month I took the WES and they gave me the Bachelor 3 years, I updated my application with this new info but they did not give me any extra points why?
Somebody know the difference between "Human Capital-Level of Education" and "Skill Transferability-Certificate of Qualification"

Thanks

120 points is what you get if you hold a Bachelor's degree and have no spouse or common-law partner. Not sure how 120 points was awarded before if you had not done WES evaluation.

 

[akmoolah]

Yes you are good to go

 

[irosha]

You claim 50 points in education + language skill transferability section, since master's degree by itself is level 7 eduction, and it means that you have completed Bachelor's before Master's degree anyway. So - you have 2 post secondary programs - Bachelor's + Master's.

Dear All,
I have only my Masters and no bachelors , i gained entry in to the masters program through years of management experience and industry references. my problem is when calculating CRS under skill transferability the canada visa tool gives me 25 points ( My English is 9+) and the cic.gc.ca tool which i thin is the government site , gives me 50 points . pls help

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/crs-tool.asp