Field of Study

[wg1960]

Hi all

Can anyone suggest, does the CEC application process effects when the job is not same as the field of study

 

[iam_toby]

Hi all

Can anyone suggest, does the CEC application process effects when the job is not same as the field of study

No, that doesn't matter. As long as it's a skilled ( skill level 0, A or B job ). Keep in mind that
management positions usually require work experience tho, and it might raise a red flag for the VO
when you finish your studies in one area and then work in a management position in a different area.
VOs are advised to disregard the job requirements outlined on the HRSDC website.

 

[ganapathi]

No, that doesn't matter. As long as it's a skilled ( skill level 0, A or B job ). Keep in mind that
management positions usually require work experience tho, and it might raise a red flag for the VO
when you finish your studies in one area and then work in a management position in a different area.
VOs are advised to disregard the job requirements outlined on the HRSDC website.

Hi Toby
What does management positions means
I did my study in electronics but i am working as an IT Analyst.Does it going to effect my application.

 

[iam_toby]

Hi Toby
What does management positions means
I did my study in electronics but i am working as an IT Analyst.Does it going to effect my application.

No, that's totally fine. I'm talking about skill level 0 positions
>> http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/NOC/english/NOC/2011/html/Matrix.html
They usually require some sort of work experience. Like, you can't simply show up and get
into a management position ( ie manage a IT department and 20 workers ) with NO experience at all, you
know what I'm saying?

 

[ganapathi]

No, that's totally fine. I'm talking about skill level 0 positions
>> http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/NOC/english/NOC/2011/html/Matrix.html
They usually require some sort of work experience. Like, you can't simply show up and get
into a management position ( ie manage a IT department and 20 workers ) with NO experience at all, you
know what I'm saying?

k thnks
I got some Volunteer IT experience in back home.But i dont have any proof to prove that.Do i need to mention that in my personal history.Do they ask for any reference letter for expereince in back home in future?

 

[iam_toby]

k thnks
I got some Volunteer IT experience in back home.But i dont have any proof to prove that.Do i need to mention that in my personal history.Do they ask for any reference letter for expereince in back home in future?

No, experience gained outside of Canada doesn't matter, but if you feel like it would
benefit your application, you can submit a letter of explanation and explain yourself.

 

[ganapathi]

No, experience gained outside of Canada doesn't matter, but if you feel like it would
benefit your application, you can submit a letter of explanation and explain yourself.

I dont want to submit letter about my expereince gained in back home.I dont want him to raise a doubt about it.I just want to include that experience in personal history section in Schedule A form.
Is that ok

 

[Johnny31]

Hi all

Can anyone suggest, does the CEC application process effects when the job is not same as the field of study

Based on my own personal experience - the answer would be NO

My major has nothing to do with my job and it wasn't an issue for my application