I have also thought on this. But you will also be getting a work permit for one year after completing your course. Secondly, having a Canadian degree and work experience will be more beneficial than sitting here and waiting for the CRS to drop. In my case atleast, I have almost maxed out IELTS and I am going to be 34 next month and already have a masters equivalency from IQAS. The only other option is to learn French but that will also take a year or two to get the required bands in TCF or TEF.I am at 454 and I’m thinking on the same line. But my question is most Canada Graduate program accepts Fall applications, so if one plans to apply now, one would get admitted in around August/September 2020.
Suppose I am looking for a one year Graduate/Masters program then I will be graduating July/August 2021. What will be one’s chances of getting through the EE pool then? What if the Canada immigration policy alters altogether by August 2021? Or if the CRS scores happen to be skyrocketed?
Any thoughts??
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Hi guys,
So I have worked with a client (as a freelancer) between April 29, 2019 and September 8 2019 on a skilled job in NOC Code B and client will have no problem providing letters.
My questions is that the total amount of hours I worked with this client is 981 hours in these 19 weeks.
Will I be able to count only 19 weeks or (981/30) = 32.7 weeks
So I have worked with a client (as a freelancer) between April 29, 2019 and September 8 2019 on a skilled job in NOC Code B and client will have no problem providing letters.
My questions is that the total amount of hours I worked with this client is 981 hours in these 19 weeks.
Will I be able to count only 19 weeks or (981/30) = 32.7 weeks
rajapanesar
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Just the 19 weeks. Any overtime is not counted.
While I could be wrong, I'm picking it up from where they say that 2 full time jobs for a year can only count as 1 year of experience, not 2.
Thanks @hypervariate123 trying to weigh pros and cons here. I already have 2 Masters degree, so taking the route for 3rd Masters is bit difficult a choice but have to eventually go for it I guess if that’s the only alternative.
@Priyanka2010 yes I’m kind of in the same boat. I’m 34, I have max clb in IELTS, and already have 2 masters. I have basically maxed out my options of increasing CRS score.
Question: does 1.5 years Masters in Canada also grant a work permit of 1 year or upto 3 years? I read somewhere 8-12 months course grants a 1 year work permit. For longer courses the work permit can be upto 3 years?
My course is for 12 months which will get me a one year work permit. Also, my spouse and kid can also come along and they will get a work permit and study permit respectively. I am not aware of any extended work permit for courses above 1 year duration. Can other members on the forum please share any onforminfor on this.
I believe the period between the 8th and 19th of August 2013 in which you exited after 3 months and re-entered is too short and are those exit and re-entry dates stamped on your passport?. I believe you should have processed the PCC to cover the entire period.
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You need to complete 2 year full time course to get 3 year work permit. It doesn’t matter weather it’s advance diploma or masters. To get 3 year PGOWP you need minimum 2 year of studies
my friend took a master's in Uni. of Windsor ( 16 months) he received a full 3 year work permit. the one you are talking about is for diploma so 1 year diploma will only land you with one year of PGWP hope it helps you understand better
Guys,
Last month, my wife, who is the principal applicant, changed her job. She is now working in a position that falls on a different NOC code compared to her previous job.
She has more than 6 years of experience in the "older" NOC and least than 4 months in the new one.
We haven't updated our EE profile yet with this new information.
Meanwhile, last week, we received a LOI from NB.
Questions:
Should we update EE profile with the new NOC, even that we will not claim any points for it?
Should we ignore this new job?
If the answer to the last question above is "NO", does she need to get a reference letter from her current employer or just from the previous one?
Last month, my wife, who is the principal applicant, changed her job. She is now working in a position that falls on a different NOC code compared to her previous job.
She has more than 6 years of experience in the "older" NOC and least than 4 months in the new one.
We haven't updated our EE profile yet with this new information.
Meanwhile, last week, we received a LOI from NB.
Questions:
Should we update EE profile with the new NOC, even that we will not claim any points for it?
Should we ignore this new job?
If the answer to the last question above is "NO", does she need to get a reference letter from her current employer or just from the previous one?
Bhai I think cut off will be 460-462 on next Wednesday. I will be screwed if it goes beyond 462.
Last time cut off was 462, does it mean all the candidates/ most of candidates with score above 462 are clear from pool ?
rajapanesar
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Yes, upto 18 September upto cutoff tie breaker.
Anything later than this will show up in next draw.
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