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[Shadow09]

most logical way would be restricted ee for outlanders and no noc requirements for cecs

what do you mean by restricted ee?

 

[singhno]

Are you CEC's waiting for ITA?

No I am an outlander waiting for OINP

 

[IncredibleCanada]

The "inventory" has always been expressed in terms of headcount IIRC.

Then I really don't get justification why draw could be hold for 6 months. Landing is 35,000 to 40,000 per month, having said inventory should be done by next month or March. They should do a draw in Feb for sure

 

[IncredibleCanada]

Any CEC's waiting for invitation?

 

[singhno]

what do you mean by restricted ee?

means only NOC specific draws. But to be honest just NOC specific draws wont do much.

 

[Shadow09]

Then I really don't get justification why draw could be hold for 6 months. Landing is 35,000 to 40,000 per month, having said inventory should be done by next month or March. They should do a draw in Feb for sure

CEC draw yes, All program draw - doesn't seem like it.

 

[singhno]

CEC draw yes, All program draw - doesn't seem like it.

There would be No All programs draw.

 

[dankboi]

Any CEC's waiting for invitation?

there ain't cec's here, only cec inland / outland aor's

 

[singhno]

CEC draw yes, All program draw - doesn't seem like it.

40-50k apps, each ITA has 2-3 apps, isnt it?

 

[dankboi]

holthe claims there'll be fsw / outland draw of some form on Q3 2002

 

[singhno]

holthe claims there'll be fsw outland draw of some form on Q3 2002

holthe has been claiming that since last year.

 

[dankboi]

holthe has been claiming that since last year.

no

 

[singhno]

no

has he not been claming that FSW will resume when borders are opened? Watch the borders , so many i heard him saying that.

 

[Deleted member 1050918]

What I don't understand is why mechanical engineers are not on the in demand list? (except Alberta).

Canada does not produce machines so has little need for product development, has a very small production and manufacturing industry, and R&D is very limited. That's why, except for the energy/oil&gas stuff in AB, mech engs are not in demand in Canada. Go look at the number of job postings and compare it to Sweden (1/4th of Canada's population) and you'll understand.

Besides, if they mean literal "tech" as in the "T" in "STEM" then mech eng wouldn't be there either because ME is the "E" of "STEM".

Top career in Canada as ME: Project Engineer in Alberta. Killer salary, cheap housing, you'd be a land and home owner by 35 at the latest.

 

[GandiBaat]

CEC draw yes, All program draw - doesn't seem like it.

Why CEC draw?