Ray of Hope - 132nd Draw

ilovecanada2019 · Nov 28, 2019

Can I declare any foreign work experience even if they are not related to my field? Helping my friend.

indpnv · Nov 28, 2019

ilovecanada2019 said:
Can I declare any foreign work experience even if they are not related to my field? Helping my friend.

Define 'Field'.

Are you referring to the coursework?

WunderCat · Nov 28, 2019

jonatan_ap said:
Any prediction when can this tech nomination happen again? I'm stuck at 468 and feeling hopeless with these draws

This type of draws can't be predicted, unfortunately.
468 hopeless? lol. You will get an ITA in like ~2 draws.
I am here at 459 and still hope that the CRS will go down in January.

Simmidas · Nov 28, 2019

dayocanny said:
Well done. I can understand the amount of efforts you've put in so far. Try
I am the one. The french option is a cool way of improving your crs. Though it's hard trying to learn a new language from scratch, it is achievable and very rewarding. I'm beginning to enjoy the feeling that I can communicate in another language. If you've maxed out ielts and your crs is still low, you should consider the french route. What do you stand to lose? Nothing! On this Canada journey, never say never is the winning slogan.

Age 38, crs rose to 470 from 425 because of french. Awaiting ITA. Spouse's ECA in process too. That should give additional 9points later just in case the scores keep getting high.

You can do this.

Could you please share your journey of learning french. How did you prepare? Your Learning road map

SR_T · Nov 28, 2019

#Help

I got ITA on 27th November and received mail on the same date. However, I got another email today stating that my profile has been updated but when I checked there was no new message. Is it normal? Did any of you get such an update?

smash1984 · Nov 28, 2019

dayocanny said:
Well done. I can understand the amount of efforts you've put in so far. Try
I am the one. The french option is a cool way of improving your crs. Though it's hard trying to learn a new language from scratch, it is achievable and very rewarding. I'm beginning to enjoy the feeling that I can communicate in another language. If you've maxed out ielts and your crs is still low, you should consider the french route. What do you stand to lose? Nothing! On this Canada journey, never say never is the winning slogan.

Age 38, crs rose to 470 from 425 because of french. Awaiting ITA. Spouse's ECA in process too. That should give additional 9points later just in case the scores keep getting high.

You can do this.

as mentioned in another post here, please share your detailed 6 months journey of what point you started at, what you did in those 6 months and where you ended up?

yg96 · Nov 28, 2019

SR_T said:
#Help

I got ITA on 27th November and received mail on the same date. However, I got another email today stating that my profile has been updated but when I checked there was no new message. Is it normal? Did any of you get such an update?

yeahh its normal dont worry about it

guggu96 · Nov 28, 2019

yg96 said:
yeahh ist normal dont worry about it

had the same thing

SR_T · Nov 28, 2019

yg96 said:
yeahh its normal dont worry about it

guggu96 said:
had the same thing

Thanks for your instant reply. That's a relief

andy108 · Nov 28, 2019

smash1984 said:
People, below 465, and especially below 460, should start looking at improving their score. CRS won't come down anytime soon imo.

If you have time on your side, then go for French. Somebody here had a 425. They learnt French in 6 months. Got 45 points for it and now waiting for ita. I would suggest it's a great option and something worth looking into. It should also open a lot more opportunities in Canada.

Based on what i observed in the last 9 months, due to Federal Skilled Trades only draws, there is a longer break in between invites. Hence accumulation is of 450+ is higher. Additionally, there were 3,350 invited (rather than 3600 or 3900) from Jan to May, which also enabled accumulation of higher pointers. Therefore, i believe that as we go into 2020 and if draws will be fixated on on 3600 for 2-6 draws the score will go down 450 or so.

You can clearly observe impact of FST:

Draw 128 Oct 16 500 (Federal Skilled Trades only) 357 (Federal Skilled Trades only)
Draw 129 Oct 30 3,900 475 (high)
Draw 130 Nov 13 3,600 472 (lower)
Draw 131 Nov 27 3,600 471 (lower)

Next draw: 467 or so... next draw.

danda · Nov 28, 2019

andy108 said:
Based on what i observed in the last 9 months, due to Federal Skilled Trades only draws, there is a longer break in between invites. Hence accumulation is of 450+ is higher. Additionally, there were 3,350 invited (rather than 3600 or 3900) from Jan to May, which also enabled accumulation of higher pointers. Therefore, i believe that as we go into 2020 and if draws will be fixated on on 3600 for 2-6 draws the score will go down 450 or so.

You can clearly observe impact of FST:

Draw 128 Oct 16 500 (Federal Skilled Trades only) 357 (Federal Skilled Trades only)
Draw 129 Oct 30 3,900 475 (high)
Draw 130 Nov 13 3,600 472 (lower)
Draw 131 Nov 27 3,600 471 (lower)

Next draw: 467 or so... next draw.

You sir are correct!

kal91 · Nov 28, 2019

smash1984 said:
People, below 465, and especially below 460, should start looking at improving their score. CRS won't come down anytime soon imo.

If you have time on your side, then go for French. Somebody here had a 425. They learnt French in 6 months. Got 45 points for it and now waiting for ita. I would suggest it's a great option and something worth looking into. It should also open a lot more opportunities in Canada.

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