True, graduate streams are not NOC specific, but not all provinces have them, and some require you to have a valid job offer. Not everyone goes to school in Ontario.
Ontario was an example. As I have stated before, other provinces also have similar streams. If you didn't look into them when you started your degree, and cater your experience accordingly, that's on you.
Based on this calculation, there is no reason why FSW people get higher scores. I always assumed most of you have 10+ years of experience, which is probably true for many, but that also comes with older age and lack of Canadian points.
How is this to hard for you to understand? The average FSW profile now is a master's + 3 years of work exp which can be achieved by the age of 27. That gives a 2 year leeway if you have a gap. That's a score of 481. It is clear that they also have significantly better english scores.
The average CEC is content with a bachelor's and one year exp and much worse english. To give you an example, most universities, the lambda types, have an eglish requirement of a clb6. That's lower than my goddamn french ability. That's how these people circumvent the competition. Foreign degrees and experience with a clb6 will NEVER get an ITA. But CECs will.
Yes, CECs
should have higher scores, but they
don't. That is the point. Worse english, lazy, entitled. Begging for easier pathways. Meanwhile FSWs are desperate enough to retake IELTS several times, learn french etc. to keep their scores competitive.
ut it's sure an option, and I know many people say it's difficult, but to be honest, it was still easier than finding a job that will give a proper job offer.
I also got my score because of french, and I will disagree with people. All it took was consistency and time. It wasn't necessarily easy, but the process was simple. Anyone who says it's too difficult is making excuses. That's all there is to it.
Maybe we are doing it wrong. I don't know how people get in with 400 scores, or what kind of occupations.
You are doing something wrong I don't know what it is. It's not that people
still get in with 400, it's that they did for the last two years. You're frustrated because you don't have it as easy as they did. Meanwhile any FSW would kill to be in your situation becasue it's that much harder for them to be competitive. It's not to say you, in your current situation have it easy. It's that you in your current situation still have it easi
er that FSWs. And to your credit, you're doing it right, trying to improve your scores etc.
You've experienced in the last 7 months what FSWs have experienced in an amplified manner for the last 31 months. Perspective.