Hi Everyone!
The NOC Code 4214 is a regulated industry so i'm really needing some assistance with this.
In Australia i have a Diploma in Children's Services, which got assessed by ICES and is deemed to be equal to an ECE Qualification here in Canada.
From 2015 - 2016 I worked for 16months in a Daycare Centre under this NOC Code.
I applied to the regulatory body for my British Columbian ECE Certificate while i was working at the center.
I only received my BC ECE Certificate September 2017.
Will the time that i worked at the Daycare count towards the NOC Code even if my provincial certification hadn't arrived then? Even though i had ICES Evaluate my Australian one?
The wording under Employer Requirements is:
"Licensing by a provincial or territorial association for early childhood educators (ECE) may be required."
Please help. Otherwise i don't know what NOC Code i could put down for this work experience.
Molly.
The NOC Code 4214 is a regulated industry so i'm really needing some assistance with this.
In Australia i have a Diploma in Children's Services, which got assessed by ICES and is deemed to be equal to an ECE Qualification here in Canada.
From 2015 - 2016 I worked for 16months in a Daycare Centre under this NOC Code.
I applied to the regulatory body for my British Columbian ECE Certificate while i was working at the center.
I only received my BC ECE Certificate September 2017.
Will the time that i worked at the Daycare count towards the NOC Code even if my provincial certification hadn't arrived then? Even though i had ICES Evaluate my Australian one?
The wording under Employer Requirements is:
"Licensing by a provincial or territorial association for early childhood educators (ECE) may be required."
Please help. Otherwise i don't know what NOC Code i could put down for this work experience.
Molly.
