Job Title (6552 - Cust Serv Exec) but Job Description (2714 - Soft Programmer)

[lekshmipiriya]

Hi,
I have worked for 2 and a half years with a MNC BPO in India. I worked under a software project, where my duties were programming in Java script and also did Quality Analysis with a monthly salary 12000 INR. Since I worked in the BPO sector, I got the experience letter with the job title "Customer Service Executive" (NOC 6552 Customer and information services representatives) with no job descriptions.

As my husband was doing MBA in Canada, twice I applied for Canadian Visa 1. Visitor Visa and 2. Student Visa, but both got rejected.
Third time I applied for Work Permit and it got approved. Since then am in Canada on Open Work Permit.
All the three times I submitted the same Experience letter as one of my credentials to the Canadian Immigration.

Since my Job Descriptions matches with NOC 2714 (Computer programmers and interactive media developers), now I am planning to apply for PR under FSW.
Now the MNC Company which I worked with, is also ready to provide me a Reference Letter with the Job Title "Customer Service Executive" along with Job Description which is all about Programming.

Now I have got 2 questions,

1. Am I eligible to apply for PR under FSW category because my Job Title is "Customer Service Executive" (NOC 6552 Customer and information services representatives) and my Job Description matches with NOC 2714 (Computer programmers and interactive media developers) ???

2. Since the project was under BPO sector, I got low pay. Does it affect my PR application?

Please do help me !!!

 

[RomanSPb]

1. Your designation and job title may differ from what you are actually doing. Only your duties and responsibilities are vital in terms of FSWP. So go ahead, provide appropriate letter of reference and you may also explain this inconsistency in your cover letter. Not a must though.

2. They don't care how much money you earn, the point is that this must be a paid job, that's it.

 

[lekshmipiriya]

Thank you so much

I have got one more question:

From March 2012 till March 2014 I did not work under a skilled category in Canada. Does it affect filing PR under FSW?

I have also posted the same question in the forum and i gotta reply from one of the member..
But I am waiting for the reply from you

 

[RomanSPb]

Generally gaps in your employment do not affect overall process. Just remember to fill these gaps in your personal history with "Unemployed" lines.