PNP for Saskatchewan province

[uthejsree]

Hello all!

I've read on few websites that getting a PNP from Saskatchewan is relatively easier when compared to other provinces.

My CRS score is 393. I'm currently in the USA on a H1-B. My NOC code is 2173 (Software Engineer). I have 3 years of full time work experience working as a Software Engineer in the USA.

I have a few questions on Saskatchewan's PNP.

1. I worked as a Teaching Assistant in grad school for 2 years straight. Does that also count as work experience in addition to the 3 years' worth industry experience I have as a Software Engineer? Currently, I have 58 points in the SINP points grid (with only work experience of me working as a Software Engineer).

2. In the Saskatchewan's PNP website, they said that they would be having draws in April, July and October 2018. How soon can I apply to SINP?

3. If I can add my work experience as a Teaching Assistant, my points would total to 60 and I'd meet the minimum requirement for SINP. What are the chances of getting a PNP from Saskatchewan?

I'm hoping someone could answer these questions of mine. It would be of great help.

Thank you!

 

[ashuindian]

You are not eligible for SINP. because you can't secure 60 points. They don't consider teaching experience.
Better you confirm it by sending an email to immigration@gov.sk.ca
You can use any email address.

 

[uthejsree]

You are not eligible for SINP. because you can't secure 60 points. They don't consider teaching experience.
Better you confirm it by sending an email to immigration@gov.sk.ca
You can use any email address.

Thanks for the reply!

I see in the IRCC website that if a person had worked as a Teaching Assistant in a graduate school, it can counted towards the work experience. This is very confusing now. Could you shed some light on this?

However, by your suggestion, I shall definitely email SINP.