NOC 1111

[Emma H]

Hi all,

I have a few questions;

1. Regarding my contract based work which was not continuous. Can I include all of that in my application? If I do, should I check the self-employed option while doing so? Or is it advisable to leave this work experience out altogether?
2. My NOC seems to be 1111, Since I am not completely qualified (qualification in progress) but i do have a separate bachelor and CA inter diploma, Would it be a problem with my application and its processing?Or should i select a different code? Also, is it mandatory to fill out the research section as it asks about primary trade being regulated? But there are accountants who work in the industry who are part qualified as well so not sure if i fill it out, it might affect my EE application.

TIA!

 

[primaprime]

You can include all work experience if at least one year was continuous and in the same NOC. For self-employed experience you need proof of self-employment income, business ownership, invoices/correspondence with clients, etc.

 

[Emma H]

You can include all work experience if at least one year was continuous and in the same NOC. For self-employed experience you need proof of self-employment income, business ownership, invoices/correspondence with clients, etc.

thanks a lot!

I just checked with a colleague and he mentioned; since I am not a license holder, this NOC (1111) doesn't apply to my profile. I should go for NOC 0111 which is not regulated.

Also, he suggested instead of mentioning all the experiences (hence increasing leg work for post ITA documentation) I can actually enter my recent experience as a full-time employee which is more than 3 years and is continuous.

thanks so much for the reply though!
All the best

 

[primaprime]

Any NOC beginning with 0 requires you to have experience as a manager, supervisor, or executive.

 

[Emma H]

Oh in that case, which category would be the most suitable (closest) given my job description is more close to 1111, since I am not fully licenced yet.

 

[pk960]

Oh in that case, which category would be the most suitable (closest) given my job description is more close to 1111, since I am not fully licenced yet.

1111 not necessarily requires to be licensed so if ur job description matches then select it

 

[Emma H]

1111 not necessarily requires to be licensed so if ur job description matches then select it

thanks so much!

I just got confused with the education requirements, as they inquire about it under the research section, if your primary NOC is regulated and NOC 1111 is for accountants so ... it's quite confusing

 

[pk960]

thanks so much!

I just got confused with the education requirements, as they inquire about it under the research section, if your primary NOC is regulated and NOC 1111 is for accountants so ... it's quite confusing

Not all accounting jobs r regulated.

 

[fakenews]

thanks so much!

I just got confused with the education requirements, as they inquire about it under the research section, if your primary NOC is regulated and NOC 1111 is for accountants so ... it's quite confusing

NOC 1111 isn't necessarily regulated. You can still practice in the field without a CPA. Unlike a truly regulated field such as medical or house plumbing, it would illegal to do so.

 

[Emma H]

Not all accounting jobs r regulated.

Perfect! Thanks so much!

 

[Emma H]

NOC 1111 isn't necessarily regulated. You can still practice in the field without a CPA. Unlike a truly regulated field such as medical or house plumbing, it would illegal to do so.

thanks a lot! It makes sense and this is what i was thinking as well. Unless you are signing an audit report, we can work as an accountant anywhere.

 

[theconfused_girl]

Hi all,

I have a few questions;

1. Regarding my contract based work which was not continuous. Can I include all of that in my application? If I do, should I check the self-employed option while doing so? Or is it advisable to leave this work experience out altogether?
2. My NOC seems to be 1111, Since I am not completely qualified (qualification in progress) but i do have a separate bachelor and CA inter diploma, Would it be a problem with my application and its processing?Or should i select a different code? Also, is it mandatory to fill out the research section as it asks about primary trade being regulated? But there are accountants who work in the industry who are part qualified as well so not sure if i fill it out, it might affect my EE application.

TIA!

Hey did they consider your NOC without being qualified as a member?
I have the same issue

 

[Meharpreet13]

thanks a lot! It makes sense and this is what i was thinking as well. Unless you are signing an audit report, we can work as an accountant anywhere.

Abasolutely...I claimed my work exp as an accounts manager for 2 years under NOC 1111 even though I wasn't a qualified CA by then. Go for 1111 as it matches the best with your job responsibilites.

 

[theconfused_girl]

Abasolutely...I claimed my work exp as an accounts manager for 2 years under NOC 1111 even though I wasn't a qualified CA by then. Go for 1111 as it matches the best with your job responsibilites.

Your NOC 1111 was accepted by IRCC?

 

[Meharpreet13]

Hey did they consider your NOC without being qualified as a member?
I have the same issue

Your NOC 1111 was accepted by IRCC?

Yes! My application was approved on 30th september