NOC Guidance

[PRCanadaPR]

Hi All

I came to Canada in Sep 2013 with the closed WP saying "Comp Analysis and Consultants".

With the renewal of my WP in Sep 2014, I am designated as a Senior Project Manager. With the duties of meeting with the client,handling of daily tasks of off shore and onsite team,Appraisals,leave approvals,release planning and task assignments of the team.

Need help in finding which NOC I should opt for

NOC 2171 Information systems analysts and consultants
or
NOC 0213 Computer and information systems managers

Please help......

 

[Infosec]

What's printed on the renewed WP?

 

[PRCanadaPR]

new WP has "Senior Project Manager"

 

[Infosec]

NOC 0213

 

[PRCanadaPR]

Thanks Infosec

So the NOC that we have to choose is the one that you are right now ? Don't we have to mention the NOC we were from last one year ?

Thanks

 

[ABS_1382]

Dear,

My apologies if I am giving a stupid answer.....My understanding is that you have completed one year with your earlier NOC and now you have been sort of promoted to handle more responsibilities.....and hence updated NOC in your new WP.....In you refrence letter you should have these two NOC codes mentioned seperately with the durations....Also in the schedule 8 form you will mention both these codes seperately as we have to give details for last 3 years......and then in the genric form you mention ur current NOC and this is what you will continue doing.....Since both these NOC codes are from 0 or A, VO will not have any issues....also the language requirements are the same for both and so you would be covered from that perspective also......

Thanks Infosec

So the NOC that we have to choose is the one that you are right now ? Don't we have to mention the NOC we were from last one year ?

Thanks

 

[jes_ON]

My apologies if I am giving a stupid answer.....My understanding is that you have completed one year with your earlier NOC and now you have been sort of promoted to handle more responsibilities.....and hence updated NOC in your new WP.....In you refrence letter you should have these two NOC codes mentioned seperately with the durations....Also in the schedule 8 form you will mention both these codes seperately as we have to give details for last 3 years......and then in the genric form you mention ur current NOC and this is what you will continue doing.....Since both these NOC codes are from 0 or A, VO will not have any issues....also the language requirements are the same for both and so you would be covered from that perspective also......

Exactly. You need to provide both NOCs if the job duties changed, and to list them as separate positions, and your letter of employment needs to cover both.

 

[Infosec]

ABS_1382, you raised a good point here, jes_ON, you are absolutely right and straight to the point. PRCanadaPR, you have the response, good luck with you application, but have some buffer days prior you can submit the application

 

[Moni05]

ABS_1382, you raised a good point here, jes_ON, you are absolutely right and straight to the point. PRCanadaPR, you have the response, good luck with you application, but have some buffer days prior you can submit the application

dear InfoSec,

I would appreciate if you can please guide me on the below job duties for NOC 2171. Is it appropriate to the code?
thanks alot

My title: Internal Controls Analyst

duties:

• Participating in information security risk and compliance assessments, audits, gap analyses, and remediation.
  
  
• Contributing to projects in the areas of PCI DSS, ISO 27001, and SWIFT CSP
  
  
• Communicating with project stakeholders to effectively convey requirements of technical and process improvements.
  
  
• Developing customized policies, procedures, controls, disaster recovery plans and technical documentation for applications, systems, and infrastructure.
  
  
• Responsible for performing detailed research of implemented security control configurations on enterprise platforms to identify and validate security gaps and recommend corrective actions identified. This includes working closely with business and technology owners to adjust security control effectiveness.