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Unfortunately not from any country that was on a list, mine is Serbia.

As a title says, does anyone know what would be the ways for someone who does labor work to come to Canada, truck drivers etc...

What are the ways to come as a Temporary worker, I know there is something called ICE (International Canadian Experience) something like that, but not quite sure, it gives an option to stay and work in Canada for up to 1 year and each participant can participate up to two times in their lifetime...

7271 and I haven’t done any of tests yet so can’t tell for sure, but am guessing it should be around 440

Would it be odd for them, that someone who has bachelors in completely different field ended up working skilled trade for 2 years straight? Wouldn’t like to endanger my future application? BTW. I’ve found out about EE not that long ago.

One more thing, will i need any kind of credentials certified by Canada in that matter, as i don’t have a formal education in the skilled job am currently working, i just learned it along the way and been doing it for last 2 years? Thanks

God Bless you

Now when it comes to claiming my work experience, i have 3 years of it but it’s not related to my profession it’s completely different, but it’s still on a noc list, just that the work experience is not related with profession in any way?

In that case, I would say you can count on Two or more certificates, but thats just me.

Well not sure hundred percent, but i would say Bachelor’s, not sure if the ones with Law occupation have to pass some sort of licensing.

Whith my masters thats should be 5 years of higher education. So Bachlor’s 4 years and Masters 1Year

As the question says, where can I keep tracking CRS scores which have been pick for current year as well as for previous years?

When it comes to eligibility criteria, all of them have to be fulfilled, but am curious if there are some PNP’s programs which don’t require JO?

Master of Science

So masters should be anything related to Management and Economy

Can i then file it as “Two or more certificates”? thanks

Is there any way to know if my master studies will be assessed as a Canadian one, before submitting it to WES?

Can we claim Canadian education under, Federal Skilled Workers or is it just allowed to file under Canadian Experience

this might be of help https://www23.statcan.gc.ca/imdb/p3VD.pl?Function=getAllExample&TVD=122372&CVD=122376&CPV=7315&CST=01012011&CLV=4&MLV=4&V=81670&VST=01012011

Okey, so that’s what they meant under “an award”? So the ones who are self funded have nothing to worry about?