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Check this spreadsheet: http://tinyurl.com/mwstg52 Look at the summary. The big fight is expected to be between 350-400, where most candidates will stand. Your score of 376 points is not bad since the median was 366. Don't get discouraged. Check for yourself and share.... It is still a mystery...

Listening : 7.5 = CLB 8 (22 points) Reading : 7.5 = CLB 9 (29 points) Writing : 7.0 = CLB 9 (29 points) Speacking : 6.5 = CLB 8 (22 points) Language points (with spouse) = 22 + 29 + 29 + 22 = 102 Always confirm by yourself. IELTS to CLB: http://ieltsessentials.com/clb/index.html EE points per...

As I understand FSWP requirements will remain the same. The list of eligible occupations and caps will disappear but the rest remains in place, including the pass mark of 67 points. However CIC's website have the final word on January 1st.

Quick EE guide: 1. Read "How Express Entry will work" http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/express-entry/index.asp 2. Determine what economic program are you elegible for: FSWP, FST, CEC. To enter EE you must be eligible for at least one of these. If you classify for one then you're are eligible in EE...

Is there any online resource to see all PNPs' requirements at a glance? If I want to know which province I might be elegible for, do I have to necessarily visit each province website?

LMIA is a standard document that allows employers to hire a qualified foreign national if they have been unable to find a qualified Canadian or permanent resident. There is only one LMIA. EE does not impose changes in this established document.

1. Convert IELTS results to CLB. R- 7.5 = CLB 9 L - 7 = CLB 7 S - 7 = CLB 9 W - 7 = CLB 9 Confirm here: http://ieltsessentials.com/clb/index.html 2. Calculate your points with this online tool: http://www.canadavisa.com/comprehensive-ranking-score-calculator.html 3. If you want to confirm...

I got your point but this is still a not-so-clear aspect of the process. I haven't found any official information about CIC draws being NOC-oriented.

This is not clear to me. I haven't read information stating that CIC draws will be NOC-oriented nor the concept of pools per NOC. Could you please provide some link where I can find this.

Hello. Just to know if there's something I'm missing here. Different profiles with different NOCs but everything else being the same.... those profiles will have the same EE score, right? What is the advantage of having more than one profile with same score?

Why would you do that?

Sure. See "Language ability" at http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/apply-who.asp.

To be eligible in EE you must be eligible for one of three available economic programs: Federal Skilled Worker (FSWP), Federal Skill Trades (FSTP), Canadian Experience Class (CEC). Your occupation, 0911, is an eligible one for FSWP, so you must check carefully the requisites of this program. I...

Yes, you have CLB 7 on R,W,L and CLB 8 on S. R: 6 = CLB 7 W: 6 = CLB 7 L: 6 = CLB 7 S: 6.5 = CLB 8

No problem. It is recommendable to recheck on January 1st but I don't think language thresholds will change.

CIC does mention CLB 10 on the Comprehensive Ranking System for EE. See here http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/express-entry/grid-crs.asp. You get more ranking points if you have "CLB 10 or above". However, you are right in that CIC does not mention the equivalency between CLB 10 and IELTS...

1. Convert IELTS to CLB per ability: http://www.ieltsessentials.com/results/ielts_for_canada.aspx?utm_source=web&utm_medium=button&utm_content=canada&utm_campaign=clb R - 8 = CLB 10 L- 9 = CLB 11 S -7.5 = CLB 10 W - 7.5 = CLB 10 ----------------- 2. See how many points you have in each ability...

Your Canadian Language Benchmark is: R - 8 = CLB 10 L- 7.5 = CLB 8 S -7 = CLB 9 W - 5.5 = CLB 6 * Note: see here CLB to IELTS: http://www.ieltsessentials.com/results/ielts_for_canada.aspx?utm_source=web&utm_medium=button&utm_content=canada&utm_campaign=clb The minimun language requirement...

The minimun language requirement depends on what specific economic program you wish to apply for. EE is a gateway to these programs. EE gives you points starting from CLB 4 and above, but each economic stream has its language requirements that you must fulfill to be elegible. - The FSWP...

You're totally right. PNP is another independent stream also connected to Express Entry. You meet Alberta's requirements and you have your nomination so you are ready. Please confirm this. I'm just another candidate trying to help. Good luck!