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Bruh... how do you say that an all program draw where CECs and FSWs are both invited, and for which CECs get more points than FSWs for their experience is selfish.... I don’t understand this..... you CEC guys want the world to be given to you... just like that... Raaah!
Most of us chose to come here many years ago. In my case 8 years from high school till now, imagine you gotta say good bye to your friends, parents, home to travel to the coldest country + experience countless winters in hoping of a greater future. On top of that, tuition fee (you have to stay enrolled in school so that's 13k every year) + cost of living can be a great burden on you.
Just crossed the 4 month mark after AOR, I think I will ask for GSCM within the month, to give more time for progress. I haven't heard or seen anything after MEP/BIL and providing Biometrics.
The country you've chosen to immigrate for now or in future (or some have already immigrated) has their own system and criteria. This system has been modified and improved in last couple of years and will improve time to time. If you guys arguing or challenging current process or for any draw of specific program that's not fair. Experience or education points which are given to CEC candidates/students are not something they begged for, its as per criteria set by IRCC same as what you get for Canadian education. So end story is country prefers Canadian education and experience best for their interest, people and economy which everyone has to accept it. Lets hope IRCC continues All programs draw only or alternate specific programs draw such as PNP/CEC/FSW/FTW in coming weeks. Good luck!
But brother/sister, this struggle is not peculiar to CEC Applicants.... without going too deep, I too left my parents and went to the U.K. to school... I spent 8 years there... schooling from A levels to a masters degree and later the LPC.. (imagine the tuition) I also worked and paid my taxes there... after schooling I went on a tier 2 visa for a year...and my employer pulled my sponsorship... and I had to go back home to Nigeria... now imagine me as I am currently a FSW O candidate... are you saying you deserve more opportunities than me cause you suffered in Canada whilst mine was outside Canada? Are you saying just cause you got into Canada before me I shouldn’t have equal chances with you? Because if I use your logic atm I should be top of the cue for a tier 2 visa in the U.K. and anybody who did not school in the U.K. should not get it before me... but you see... that’s not how life works.. I’m sorry to say... immigration is not a sentimental affair... there are set criteria’s and anybody who meets it should be able to get it... so you cec people should quit this unjustified entitlement.... it’s just unfortunate that IRCC seems to be indulging you guys... Most of us chose to come here many years ago. In my case 8 years from high school till now, imagine you gotta say good bye to your friends, parents, home to travel to the coldest country + experience countless winters in hoping of a greater future. On top of that, tuition fee (you have to stay enrolled in school so that's 13k every year) + cost of living can be a great burden on you.
We (international students) are not pampered and spoiled kids who keep receiving money from their parents. We help them out too by doing part-time and full time in summer. Not to mention other has to work more hours to get extra cash. I was lucky enough that my parents paid for my tuition from high school. After I went to college, I gotta haul my a** and work like every other residents.t
Then graduation and we frantically apply for jobs to get that precious "Canadian Experience" and not everyone gets a job. My first job after graduation literally paid me $1000/month for the next 7 months. Then, company found another batch of "interns" to exploit and decided to put me on full time with ($35k year or $18/h) which is not enough to live in big cities. Again, I sucked it up and kept working for that experience. I remember working for 12 hours a day and wondering to myself if I would ever be able to get out of this company since EE score was high (~470) and I'd need 2 years of experience to be able to apply. Again, not all of us can reach ~470 or 468 with 2 years of experience..It's based highly on the degree.
I'm not complaining or b*ching about my life, but this is the story that every CEC applicants can relate. So CEC should be prioritized with respect to their early-day sacrifice.
P/s: If any inland FSW has made the same sacrifice to Canada, they do deserve the same chance
No offend but what have you contributed to Canada ? You were refused in UK and Canada is so generous to welcome FSW. Why dont you think you will come to Canada to work or study and then get the PR after as CEC ppl?
I understand that, and to be honest you have a right to feel like that after all your sacrifices to make a future in Canada a possibility. I just think people have the right to think that it should be even between both CEC and FSW as well, let their CRS score determine whether they are invited, not their program.Most of us chose to come here many years ago. In my case 8 years from high school till now, imagine you gotta say good bye to your friends, parents, home to travel to the coldest country + experience countless winters in hoping of a greater future. On top of that, tuition fee (you have to stay enrolled in school so that's 13k every year) + cost of living can be a great burden on you.
We (international students) are not pampered and spoiled kids who keep receiving money from their parents. We help them out too by doing part-time and full time in summer. Not to mention other has to work more hours to get extra cash. I was lucky enough that my parents paid for my tuition from high school. After I went to college, I gotta haul my a** and work like every other residents.t
Then graduation and we frantically apply for jobs to get that precious "Canadian Experience" and not everyone gets a job. My first job after graduation literally paid me $1000/month for the next 7 months. Then, company found another batch of "interns" to exploit and decided to put me on full time with ($35k year or $18/h) which is not enough to live in big cities. Again, I sucked it up and kept working for that experience. I remember working for 12 hours a day and wondering to myself if I would ever be able to get out of this company since EE score was high (~470) and I'd need 2 years of experience to be able to apply. Again, not all of us can reach ~470 or 468 with 2 years of experience..It's based highly on the degree.
I'm not complaining or b*ching about my life, but this is the story that every CEC applicants can relate. So CEC should be prioritized with respect to their early-day sacrifice.
P/s: If any inland FSW has made the same sacrifice to Canada, they do deserve the same chance
The extra points for Canadian education and work experience were specifically lobbied for by international students, i remember this being added to the criteria later on iirc.
This right here is what i don't like, this is a perfect example of the entitlement CEC candidates have. They have this feeling that they have a greater right than others, this is what's obnoxious.
I do understand your argument, but... you choose that path. You choose to come to Canada study, and I'm pretty sure that if you're here for that long, you probably already know how Express Entry works. You know what you have to do to achieve 470+. Have you worked towards that?Most of us chose to come here many years ago. In my case 8 years from high school till now, imagine you gotta say good bye to your friends, parents, home to travel to the coldest country + experience countless winters in hoping of a greater future. On top of that, tuition fee (you have to stay enrolled in school so that's 13k every year) + cost of living can be a great burden on you.
We (international students) are not pampered and spoiled kids who keep receiving money from their parents. We help them out too by doing part-time and full time in summer. Not to mention other has to work more hours to get extra cash. I was lucky enough that my parents paid for my tuition from high school. After I went to college, I gotta haul my a** and work like every other residents.t
Then graduation and we frantically apply for jobs to get that precious "Canadian Experience" and not everyone gets a job. My first job after graduation literally paid me $1000/month for the next 7 months. Then, company found another batch of "interns" to exploit and decided to put me on full time with ($35k year or $18/h) which is not enough to live in big cities. Again, I sucked it up and kept working for that experience. I remember working for 12 hours a day and wondering to myself if I would ever be able to get out of this company since EE score was high (~470) and I'd need 2 years of experience to be able to apply. Again, not all of us can reach ~470 or 468 with 2 years of experience..It's based highly on the degree.
I'm not complaining or b*ching about my life, but this is the story that every CEC applicants can relate. So CEC should be prioritized with respect to their early-day sacrifice.
P/s: If any inland FSW has made the same sacrifice to Canada, they do deserve the same chance
Arggg you beat me to it. Anyway, be nice with the guy. He'll soon realize upon landing here that every recruiters is literally looking for "Canadian Experience"
Yes I know I was refused in the U.K. Yes I know I have not contributed to Canada, and yes I understand CEC contributions to Canada.... but CEC candidates are already compensated for it... for starters CEC candidates have more pathways to PR than outlanders... plus the extra points in EE... now that is not enough.. you guys want to monopolise EE entirely so that draws will be limited to CECs thereby shutting out outlanders completely... how do you consider this as fair.... o wrong nah....
