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I'm in the same boat as you, workingbon a PGWP. And I chose the first answer. That's the one that seemed most appropriate to me. Would love to get some input from others about this question.

My first one was ineligible for obvious reason. I have about 9 months experience in NOC B in Canada and 1 year and 10 months experience from my home country. The first time I made a mistake with the date so it was listed as only 10 months, so I was deemed ineligible. I submitted my 2nd...

Yes, you can submit another profile if it says ineligible. Mine was ineligible first time since I made a mistake by not putting one of my previous work experience. But it turned out to be eligible after I submitted a fresh one with proper work experience. But you have to do the whole process...

To be eligible for EE, first you have to meet the minimum requirements for one of the Immigration program like FSW, FST, CEC or PNP. The minimum pass mark is still 67 for FSW. Refer to Comprehensive Ranking System to count your point in EE...

You're right, the eligible occupation list is no longer in effect. You should be eligible for EE pool f you have 67 (FSW) regardless of the NOC. P.S. it obviously has to be NOC 0, A or B.

If you have a Masters degree from Canada then you don't need an ECA for your bachelors from somewhere else as you get the Points for your masters degree (135 in EW) However, post graduate diploma is not at par with a Masters degree, so you have a PGD, you may be better off getting ECA for your...

As far as I know they won't accept the documents unless its coming from the university in a sealed envelope with proper authorization. But it wont hurt for you to call WES or ICAS and see if they will accept any alternative arrangement.

The official Cambridge IELTS material

7 in each band correspond to CLB 7. Not sure what you mean. There's no separate category for PGWP. Do you mean CEC?

And also age?

Share your profile

Yeap. EE is supposed to streamline the process for all the different categories. Bottom line is, you don't have anything to lose to create and submit your EE profile with FSW. So go for it. Good luck!

Just the graduation detail will suffice.

There are already a few thread where forum members are sharing their points. There's also a Google Doc spreadsheet that lists more than 300 candidates score and the background. You may put your details there too. Here's the link ...

If you select bachelors degree or any other post secondary degree for that matter it automatically means that you have completed secondary and higher secondary. So no need to mention them separately.

You should get your ECA to earn additional points for Education. What kind of advantages are you talking about. It depends on your overall score out of 1200. However they may set a cap for FSW and a separate CAP for CEC

Unless you choose Quebec as your province if preference, it won't matter which one you choose ( assuming that you don't have a nomination from any province). When you start your EE profile you will have the option of selecting "all provinces and territories" as well as particular province or...

You don't need birth certificate details for opening an EE profile. You may need it later if you get ITA for PR. You should submit additional documentation to prove your identity if the BC does not contain your name.

If you have a job offer for a permanent full time job supported by an LMIA (not LMO) then you can apply with CEC, otherwise FSW is your only option.

Unless you're applying from within Canada your chances are next to nothing (sorry to burst the bubble). Still, you may try the job boards such as Monster, Indeed, Workopolis and so on.