Can I apply for CEC after completing 11 months?
You can create an Express Entry profile.
However you can't submit your application post ITA until you have a full 12 months / 52 weeks of experience.
Can I apply for CEC after completing 11 months?
What if I got an ITA at 11 months of experience so, can I keep the ITA and submit it after completing 52 weeks?You can create an Express Entry profile.
However you can't submit your application post ITA until you have a full 12 months / 52 weeks of experience.
I just read a post about ITA and it states "You must have at least one year of experience at the time the ITA is issued."What if I got an ITA at 11 months of experience so, can I keep the ITA and submit it after completing 52 weeks?
Sorry, I'm asking too many questions but it is really helping me to clear my doubts.
No one can give you an answer of any odds of landing a job. Some people might find it easy and some other might find it extremely difficult.Hello everyone,
I am currently in a one-year program and due to limited funds I was thinking of not pursuing a second program, which in effect would only grant me a 1-year PGWP.
Given this scenario, I wanted to ask the following:
Appreciate any advice you can give.
- Has anyone done the same and was able to pass the CEC requirements?
- What's the timeline I should follow in terms of landing a Full Time job? My program is ending April 2020 and my study permit will expire July 2020.
- Can't I just get two Part Time jobs and hit the 1560 target work hours in a year then apply for CEC? Does it really need to be a Full Time job?
- What are the best options in order to land a Full Time job? I have over 12 years of Human Resources experience from my home country, MS Office 2016 Master level certification, and a part-time job on campus (e.g. Database Administration)