grande_folie said:
no, it's not true. Equivalence is just an expert opinion. It's mentioned in the official website and also mentioned at the back side of your equivalence certificate under conditions column. It neither converts foreign degree to Quebec degree nor changes the education points.
Dear Friends
Actually i have gone through that GPI and on the page number 23 you will find the following details
If the diploma was issued more than five years before the filing of the DCS must
determine whether the candidate has worked for at least one year a profession
directly related to his training with a diploma.
and
The rule in the previous paragraph for the degree of over
5 years are two exceptions:
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if the candidate has held a management position (large groups from 01 to 09
as defined in the NOC), or if it was research professor and assistant
research at the university in their area of training, and demonstrates
that he performed duties directly related to their area of
training, the test points will be awarded;
so in my case i have an experience of Insurance manager (code 0121) areas of training points will be given that is 12 and
if areas of training points are 12 or 16 in that case your education points will be automatically become 10(in my case B.com)
please go through the below link
http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/noc/english/noc/2011/QuickSearch.aspx?val65=0121
and also please go through
http://www2.publicationsduquebec.gouv.qc.ca/dynamicSearch/telecharge.php?type=7&file=GPI_3_1_INDE.pdf
in the above link go to point no 4 which is as under
Les diplômes qui obtiennent 10 points sont ceux qui ont obtenu 12 ou 16 points au critère 1.2 Domaine de formation (cela s’applique à la sous-catégorie Travailleur qualifié seulement).
which means
Diplomas that get 10 points are those obtained 12 or 16 points criterion 1.2 Areas of training (this applies to the sub-category Only qualified worker).
