Civil Engineer from USA, do they get special adaptibility value

[symonmozammel]

I am graduated from USA and my Civil Engineering degree is acrediated by ABET( American Board of Engineering & Technology), Abet is recognised all over the world including " Engineers Austrilia, Naric UK and also in Canada.

Do I get special previlage on adaptibility issue? as Canadian degree holders gets extra points. I know officially their is no extra points, But any experience from ANY FELLOW applicants with degrees from UK or USA. and I also have over 16 years experiences on NOC Code 0711 as Construction Manager( Civil Engineer)

Any kind response would be highly appreciated.

 

[Leon]

I am graduated from USA and my Civil Engineering degree is acrediated by ABET( American Board of Engineering & Technology), Abet is recognised all over the world including " Engineers Austrilia, Naric UK and also in Canada.

Do I get special previlage on adaptibility issue? as Canadian degree holders gets extra points. I know officially their is no extra points, But any experience from ANY FELLOW applicants with degrees from UK or USA. and I also have over 16 years experiences on NOC Code 0711 as Construction Manager( Civil Engineer)

Any kind response would be highly appreciated.

Sorry about that but only official points count for FSW. There are no official points any more. It used to be back in the old days, about 10 years ago maybe that you could be short on points and get them up by going for an interview but they don't do that any more.