Your Masters degree will be better because it gives you more points. However, it isn't a must that your work experience should be same as the degree. It is required that your work experience realms with the NOC you choose
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Please let me know the field of study for my wife education.
1. BSc - Computer Science (although computer s ience is not mentioned anywhere on th degree)
2. MSc - Mathematics
3. B. Ed
1. BSc - Computer Science (although computer s ience is not mentioned anywhere on th degree)
2. MSc - Mathematics
3. B. Ed
Hi,
Just a question.
What happens if you’re applying for a commonlaw and in the middle of the process, you’re getting married. Will that give any impact? On what stage of the application process should we declare that we’re getting married?
Just a question.
What happens if you’re applying for a commonlaw and in the middle of the process, you’re getting married. Will that give any impact? On what stage of the application process should we declare that we’re getting married?
Thanks! I hope it will not be called for misrepresentation when we finally get our visa stamped before we get married.
You must inform CIC about your marriage the moment it is done. BT I'll advice that you get married after AOR, by then you know that your CRS score is secured, meaning you won't be dropping points because of your spouse. You would then submit your spouse medical exam, updated proof of fund, marriage certificate, and all such documents relating to her.
Not mandatory. She can take the exam if you wish to claim points for her language skills.
Hi,
I have a question. I recently created an Express Entry profile. But I am confused about the NOC code. I am a software engineer/programmer and into IT but with a BTech degree in Electronics & Telecommunications. So initially I selected NOC 2173 (Software engineers and designers). But there is another NOC 2174 (Computer programmers & Interactive media developers).
Though the job duties are similar but the employment requirement are different.
While NOC 2173 states:
http://noc.esdc.gc.ca/English/noc/QuickSearch.aspx?ver=16&val65=2173
http://noc.esdc.gc.ca/English/noc/QuickSearch.aspx?ver=16&val65=2174
So my question is, being from Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering background, which NOC code will be appropriate for me. Also does the educational background plays a vital role in selecting NOC code.
Please guide me in this as currently I have NOC 2173 in my express entry profile.
Thanks in advance.
I have a question. I recently created an Express Entry profile. But I am confused about the NOC code. I am a software engineer/programmer and into IT but with a BTech degree in Electronics & Telecommunications. So initially I selected NOC 2173 (Software engineers and designers). But there is another NOC 2174 (Computer programmers & Interactive media developers).
Though the job duties are similar but the employment requirement are different.
While NOC 2173 states:
- A bachelor's degree, usually in computer science, computer systems engineering, software engineering or mathematics or Completion of a college program in computer science is usually required.
- A bachelor's degree in computer science or in another discipline with a significant programming component or Completion of a college program in computer science is usually required.
http://noc.esdc.gc.ca/English/noc/QuickSearch.aspx?ver=16&val65=2173
http://noc.esdc.gc.ca/English/noc/QuickSearch.aspx?ver=16&val65=2174
So my question is, being from Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering background, which NOC code will be appropriate for me. Also does the educational background plays a vital role in selecting NOC code.
Please guide me in this as currently I have NOC 2173 in my express entry profile.
Thanks in advance.
Your Job Description is what matters. Ensure that your JD corresponds with the NOC you're going to use. Your job title and class of degree or course of study do not matter.