Can diploma holder with 10 year experience get PR in canada
- Thread starter Deepika25
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Short answer would be yes,Deepika25 said:
But you need to be a bit more precise:
Age.
highest education level
language skills level (IELTS or TEF)
work experience inside Canada (if there any any)
your spouse if you have one
your spouse education
your spouse language test
and your NOC exactly (experience in metallurgy is a too broad).
Thanks for quick reply. Sorry I didn't provide the detail earlier.
Age: 34, I will be 35 in dec 2017
highest education level: Diploma in metallurgy after 10th
language skills level (IELTS or TEF): Planning to give IELTS in next month
work experience inside Canada (if there any any): No work experience in Canada.
5 year work experience in India and 5 year work experience in middle east
Spouse education: B.E in Computers with 14 months work experience.
your spouse: She is also planning to give IELTS in next month.
and your NOC exactly (experience in metallurgy is a too broad) : B
I want to apply PR under Express Entry.
For express entry, they require to get ECA. Does WES provide ECA for diploma holder?
I really appreciate if anyone can assist me on this matter.
Age: 34, I will be 35 in dec 2017
highest education level: Diploma in metallurgy after 10th
language skills level (IELTS or TEF): Planning to give IELTS in next month
work experience inside Canada (if there any any): No work experience in Canada.
5 year work experience in India and 5 year work experience in middle east
Spouse education: B.E in Computers with 14 months work experience.
your spouse: She is also planning to give IELTS in next month.
and your NOC exactly (experience in metallurgy is a too broad) : B
I want to apply PR under Express Entry.
For express entry, they require to get ECA. Does WES provide ECA for diploma holder?
I really appreciate if anyone can assist me on this matter.
For FSW, 5 years of experience gives you the MAX. point available for Skilled work.
It doesn't matter if you have 20 or 25 years of skilled work experience.
I have YET to see any diploma holders (ignoring spouse's education here) with NO Canadian Skilled Work experiences getting an ITA without PNP.
You can try using the "CRS Calculator" and find out what score you might be getting.
Perhaps get a Degree, before it's too late ( Points of age). MAX out your language tests on both English and French would also help too.
It doesn't matter if you have 20 or 25 years of skilled work experience.
I have YET to see any diploma holders (ignoring spouse's education here) with NO Canadian Skilled Work experiences getting an ITA without PNP.
You can try using the "CRS Calculator" and find out what score you might be getting.
Perhaps get a Degree, before it's too late ( Points of age). MAX out your language tests on both English and French would also help too.
You should aim to MAX your IELTS, and your wife as well. Also you should make her the primary applicant (because of her age, and degree).Deepika25 said:
Best of luck
I actually suggested this to a guy a while back and he sent me a private message saying he would never accept having his wife a primary applicant.kryt0n said:
Told him to have a nice time waiting for an ITA
Ha, and people is getting furious over Kellie Leitch's Canadian values screening questions which I find are perfectly normalDelPiero07 said:I actually suggested this to a guy a while back and he sent me a private message saying he would never accept having his wife a primary applicant.
Told him to have a nice time waiting for an ITA
The very first screening question:
“Are men and women equal, and entitled to equal protection under the law?”