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jadey15

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Mar 11, 2022
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I've tried to create an EE profile many times but it still says I'm not eligible even though I seem to be eligible (calculated myself). My profile:

CLB 7 (took the test this July)
1 year post-graduate program in Canada
1 year experience in NOC 1111 (outside of Canada)
Fund for 1 person: 14k

Please help me as I don't know what went wrong with my profile
 

Naturgrl

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Apr 5, 2020
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I've tried to create an EE profile many times but it still says I'm not eligible even though I seem to be eligible (calculated myself). My profile:

CLB 7 (took the test this July)
1 year post-graduate program in Canada
1 year experience in NOC 1111 (outside of Canada)
Fund for 1 person: 14k

Please help me as I don't know what went wrong with my profile
do you have 67 points? If no Canadian experience, then do you have ECA for undergrad unless post grad is a masters? If no Canadian experience and no ECA then don’t think you are eligible. Say no to job offer.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/eligibility/federal-skilled-workers/six-selection-factors-federal-skilled-workers.html
 
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jadey15

Full Member
Mar 11, 2022
23
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I'm working full time in Canada right now but it's not one year yet. I did select yes to the job offer question though because I have the job offer from my current employer.

I haven't done ECA yet because from the calculation, the one year post grad diploma gives me enough point. Or maybe I misunderstood this?

Thank you so much for your help
 

Naturgrl

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Apr 5, 2020
43,836
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I'm working full time in Canada right now but it's not one year yet. I did select yes to the job offer question though because I have the job offer from my current employer.

I haven't done ECA yet because from the calculation, the one year post grad diploma gives me enough point. Or maybe I misunderstood this?

Thank you so much for your help
A post grad diploma counts as a one year diploma. A three year degree gives you more points, for example. You don’t have job offer unless you have a LMIA.

Don’t think you have 67 points with a one year diploma. Do you?
 
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jadey15

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Mar 11, 2022
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A post grad diploma counts as a one year diploma. A three year degree gives you more points, for example. You don’t have job offer unless you have a LMIA.

Don’t think you have 67 points with a one year diploma. Do you?
Ah. Thank you so much! I'll do ECA now :)