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Anyone knows whether we should choose Yes or No for the Job offer under the Intended work in Canada section of Work History? If I am currently employed, do I need to choose Yes for this? It seems if I choose Yes, later on, it would require offer of employment which needs to state NOC...

It seems they just have an update in their system for OINP. You should be able to start registering OINP and get confirmation number for human capital stream now.

Anyone received the message in EE about Ontario considering to invite you for PNP(OINP) under human capital stream? Any idea how to proceed? Such as how to contact "Ontario directly"? and how to accept or decline? ONe-Key account does not have any option like this and did not find anywhere...

It seems even received the message in EE, still can't do anything about it. After created ONe-Key account, goes into OINP, it asks for Confirmation Number and PIN, which don't know where to get. And tried to contact OINP via phone, can never talk to a operator. After press 0 speaking to a...

After I logged into One-Key account, it shows a list of services, I didn't see anywhere showing register or create for a profile. Do I need to go into the service saying OINP first?

Not high enough, but worth to wait to see what score is for the next draw. I asked the remark, it is much expensive than it is used to be and takes twice longer than before.

You are not the only one got marked down on one part. I got pretty much full score on the listening, reading and speaking, but for some reason they only gave me 6 for writing, where I can easily reach 7 a long time ago.

Just heard yesterday the master stream OINP is full for now. that's about 1000 candidates. Maybe not 4-5 months, but at least 2 months, people are safe without additional 600 points.

Yeah maybe. No offence, even other candidates who prepared for their IELTS felt the same and they are in different ethnicity group as me. But I guarantee to score 7.5 or more in IELTS should prove something, right? Plus it's a more global recognized than a Canada only exam.

The sample answer for CELPIP's speaking test sounds immature English to me, but they gave 10-12 out of 12 for these candidates. Really don't know how they give score for speaking and writing.

And apparently, CELPIP discriminates non native or european candidates's work in the test. I can easily get IELTS 7.5 or 8 out of 9 in speaking, but CELPIP only gives me 7 out of 12 for speaking, after re-evaluation, score remains the same. And many other candidates have the same issue.

Getting 8,7,7,7 in L,R,W,S would add about 30 points to your score.

British Council one seems easier than IDP in Canada.

Depends on your speciality. A lot of people in my class they got jobs in Australia and with 6 figures pay for 6-8 years dev experiences. But in Canada, I hardly can secure an offer for over a year. A lot of fake job ads are here. HR or recruitment agency just want your CV as a backup or network.

Just a personal experience and opinion for CELPIP. Listening: harder than IELTS. You can not see the questions before you listen the entire recording. Some times if the topic is difficult or you are not familiar with, it is hard to score a 9 or 10 for non native speaker. Reading: easier than...

A valid job offer basically means LMIA supported job and ask your employer to write an employment letter for you.

Only thing I can try to improve is the language from 108/136 to as much as I can. I would not be able to work over 2 years, that's the limitation of the permit.

Yes, I have the point for a year experience. But it is not enough because of my age and not all my language test scores are over CLB9, so don't have the additional points.

Thank you. That's what I thought so.

Have been working for over a year, not sure if LMIA is required to change my IEC permit to a employer specific one? And IEC doesn't give additional 50 points? IEC does not require employer to get LMIA to hire me in Canada. Thank you.