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Hi ppl. A little fast question: All the NOC codes can apply for a Federal Skilled Worker aplication?. I´m specifically talking about the 4141 Secondary School Teachers profession English as second Language. Thanx!

Hi there, I´m having problems understanding if my wife can Aplly as a Federal Skilled Worker: My wife is a Secondary School Teachers (4141). But if I check in Is my application eligible for processing? section I can only see 4131: College and Other Vocational Instructors However: If you enter...

Hi there, My Wife is going to travel to Canada as a tourist for a month, she has a lot of friends there, what happen if someone offer her a Job? Could she try to get a TWP from there? It´s just an idea, maybe it´s not possible. Thank you!.-

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Hi there, I was readinng the IMM 0008 for federal skilled workers and I have a question: What do I have to write in the "Visa Office requested for the process of your application" box?. Just my country (Argentina).. the name of the argentinian office (does it have a name?)... Please help! Thank...

Well.. that´s make feel a little more relaxed... but, are you sure? what is important so? where did you see it? Thank you!

on self test it goes 71pts. And the word "bachelor" is used differently in Canada. They use bachelor meaning that you have a degree granted by universities. Here in Argentina a bachelor is somebody who studied something after high school. "profesorado" or "terciario" are similar degrees.

Hi there people. I have a question: My wife is applying for Federal Skilled worker... she is NOC 4142 (english as second language) and we were reading the details and it says: Employment requirements * A bachelor's degree in education is required. She studied at a Teachers´ training...

Thank you so much... I work near that place.... I hope they can help me!!

Hi there people... It´s taken from the aplication for permanet residens (federal skilled worker)... from the paying fees part.... " In Canadian funds only, you may pay by certified cheque, bank draft or money order made payable to the “Receiver General for Canada.” Do not enclose cash." Any...