actually he is right. just coming on the forum and asking 'how can get a pnp nomination' is a very broad question. there are several provinces and each has individual requirements and research has to be done by the individual if they seriously want to consider a province.
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He wasn't being rude. It' just exhausting repeating the same thing over and over to people who feel lazy to actually read previous comments. I understand that there are many comments here so another option could be to use the search button and maybe then if you can't find your answer you can ask a specific issue in ur case and someone who has experienced your problem will help you .
I’d love to study in Canada too but I’ll be broke if I do! That’s why I’m doing a postgraduate certificate in my home country. Way cheaper than a masters but obviously less points..
I wouldnt say he was being rude in fact he was being a lot polite than I would have been. This is a ray of hope thread and it serves a specific purpose. I am tired of seeing stupid question here every day when there are specific threads for those specific questions in this forum. Why people dont look for them there is beyond my understanding.
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I did my mba already. PhD will take years lol they may cancel the ee by the time I'm done. I haven't given up hope. I'm still looking for a reasonable place offering a one year course and I'm going for it.
Can you even get more points after masters degree without pursuing a PHD for education? I think your best bet is study something in Canada for a year ..
If you mean international students who have been studying in Canada, it would probably not be the reason. They are not the only major group of EE applicants; even if they are, it may be unlikely most of them immediately found jobs last year after they graduated.
I am from UAE
440 until beginning of July, then dropping to 434 due to age. We will be fine, just matter of time
If you are referring to Alberta PNP you must be working in Alberta (one of eligibility criteria)
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Sorry dear, this ray of hope thread is becoming a thread of grumpy losers these day, thanks to high CRS cut-off in recent draws. All of us have different ways of venting our stress.
I think it's absolutely fine to ask any question on an active thread. Questioning is one of the best form of research. I researched and researched for months, without asking a question on this forum, and that cost me my ITA. It would have been better had I asked questions regarding every document that I needed to upload. There are still many polite experts on this forum, who guide you through the whole PR process. My bad, I didn't know them a few months ago.
I often receive direct msgs by newcomers after they are trolled or see others get bashed for asking so-called stupid comments. We have been there once. Each one of us was a beginner once. I don't see the point of not guiding newcomers. The least we can do is, to redirect them politely to a relevant thread without pointing out their lack of research.
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Alberta has announced new EE selection of candìdates for its pnp.. it requires strong connection with Alberta ( relatives or..education or Job) .. your EE profile should give consent to share the info and get selected from Alberta.. as of now this is the info I have...
I tend to agree. Some ppl are not research type or just lazy or they are the seeking help type.
Eg men don't like to ask for directions...sound familiar?
There are always ppl sitting in threads who would help a noob or lazy person so ppl who don't like to spoon feed can skip to the next feed and ignore the newbies...we were all newbies once...
BTW I get very very frustrated to see newbies questions which they could easily find out answers to by a simple search...but I guess it's not going to stop ever so we have to deal with it.