You have to use only 2011 matrix, which means that your noc code is 1311. But that noc code does not qualify any more even though it is skilled occupation.paulgovas said:hi
I am working as accounting bookkeeper and have PGWP - a two-years diploma/business accounting from a college in Ontario. There are three NOC 1231/according to NOC 2006 matrix, NOC 1311/according to NOC 2011 matrix and other one is NOC 1431. under which NOC I should apply if I am applying to CEC? I am thinking of applying under CEC because AINP is very slow to get nominated :. and my pay is 21 dollars/hour any suggestion please.
This means I cannot apply for CEC. even if I did a two year diploma etc and secured a job. it is a sad news for me.ljiljka007 said:You have to use only 2011 matrix, which means that your noc code is 1311. But that noc code does not qualify any more even though it is skilled occupation.
And 1431 is skilled C which doesnt qualify under cec, you have to be either 0, A or B.
You can still apply under AINP. I know few people who chose AINP over CEC, even though they had choicepaulgovas said:This means I cannot apply for CEC. even if I did a two year diploma etc and secured a job. it is a sad news for me.
byrwus said:I feel for you.
You are not the first boat that went through freaking storm in this sea.
Believe me, everyone here secured a job at some point.
Try Nomination.
Try another NOC while your work permit is open.
That's the update from last week, check the date on bottom of the page http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/cec/applications-accepted.aspHope1957 said:Cap has been updated
Total applications received towards the overall cap: 252 / 8,000
ljiljka007 said:That's the update from last week, check the date on bottom of the page http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/cec/applications-accepted.asp
It says 2014-05-26. Still waiting for update for this week