I have completed my masters in law. My past work experience was as a litigating lawyer which falls under skill A and the current work experience as a law researcher which falls under Skill B. Which category shall I apply in?
exeperience is divided in skill A and skill B
- Thread starter anukriti leekha
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in the last six years, in which of the two do you have maximum experience. imo go with that.
If you plan to continue with NOC related to current job going forward, suggest to make that as primary NOC. And for overall experience you need to show both NOC to get maxmium points.
choose whichever has a better possibility for a job, search on jobbank and indeed.com for number of openings, for each, in the province of your choice. All the best !
You can apply in either of the category as your primary NOC. It is your choice really.
yes you can choose either, however if your score is low (below possible ITA cutoff), then you will want to choose a relatively more in-demand NOC (of the two you have) to keep your chances open just in case a province expresses an interest in your occupation. the only way to have an idea of what could be more in demand is to look at job openings. not relevant if you do not want a provincial nomination
I want to apply on the basis of my experience in Skill A as that is in more demand..as i have only two years experience in skill A will my scores be less? Also, i have a total of 4 years experience if I apply in Skill A will my overall experience will be counted as 4 years or 2 years as I have 2 years experience in skill set A and I will be applying in that?
My ielts score is 7 n my crs is coming out to be 419..i am a lawyer..i have done masters in law..should i give ielts again or shall i apply in PNP?
Does PNP take alot of time in processing?
Your experience will still be counted as 4 years. You have to be having atleast one year of experience in your primary NOC. Selecting either NOC will in no way affect your points.
You can create your EE profile and can apply for PNP. But I would suggest you to give IELTS again and aim for direct ITA. Less money and processing time will be less.
- My ielts score is 7 n my crs is coming out to be 419..i am a lawyer..i have done masters in law..should i give ielts again or shall i apply in PNP?
Does PNP take alot of time in processing?
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I want to apply on the basis of my experience in Skill A as that is in more demand..as i have only two years experience in skill A will my scores be less? Also, i have a total of 4 years experience if I apply in Skill A will my overall experience will be counted as 4 years or 2 years as I have 2 years experience in skill set A and I will be applying in that?
Your experience will still be counted as 4 years. You have to be having atleast one year of experience in your primary NOC. Selecting either NOC will in no way affect your points.
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