Dears, would be appriciated of your feedback as having very low score as 60 in the sinp. My noc is 0714, and have masters as mechanical engineer. So, I may increase my language from clb 6 to 7, but it will give me just two points extra, not big improvement. I am quite old as well as turned 40. Any thoughts???))
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Is this through EE or OID? SINP score? What is your ECA? Learn French will increase your score but that will take a lot of time.
EOI - Occupation In-Demand and Express Entry Occupation Requirements . In term of French, i am 0. not sure that its reasonable for me
So what is your SINP score? Do you have an EE profile or applying directly with OID? Do you have ECA for your masters? Only way is to get job offer or study in Canada. But studying in Canada will not guarantee PR. For job offer, most likely employer will need LMIA and prove no Canadian or PR could be hired.
My score is 60, I submitted my profile two days back. I have done ECA, plus received the cource by cource evaluation by WES. Also, I initiated my apegs membership, as engineer in training as required for mechanical engineer in case (crrent noc unsuccessful), no feedback for my current noc. If I received the membership as eng in training ( be promoted for exam) i can change my noc for more affordable one but still has doubt as will it be benificial in my case!!!! I assume I can not do anything with LIMA, so its kind of circle(((
Did you check what scores your NOC(s) are drawn for? You probably need another 10-12 points.
Not sure what you mean. Where is ”coming here”? Have you check the SINP draws to see if and when your NOC has been drawn and at what score?
coming here - this forum www.canadavisa.com. Yes, I have checked draws and several had win 68-70 points.
Yes, it is acceptable.Dear all, thank you for taking time to read my question and replying
Once again, am asking the same question here. Sorry if this annoys some.
I didn't have any formal academic education at the time I started my career some 12-years back but down the line after years of learning, I got admission in Master's degree program in a well-known UK university. My admission was based on the proven work-experience and knowledge. Finally, UK Masters' degree was awarded back in 2018 and also WES equivalency shows Masters in Canada from recognized university.
Will SINP accept my claimed work experience points for the past 10-years in this situation where the degree was actually awarded in 2018 ?
My NOC employment requirements are below:
Please can someone reply !!!really wish you all the best too!
NOC 2281 - Employment requirements
- Completion of a college or other program in computer science, network administration, Web technology or a related field is usually required.
- Certification or training provided by software vendors may be required by some employers.
Dear Fellows and VIP members,
Can someone please join me on analysis for the SINP draws vs Processing times ?
first, let's look at below chart of invitations from Jan 2021 until 11th August 2022.
As per some FB groups and information shared here, people who received AR in August 2021 were changed to IN PROGRESS around July 2022.
After November 2021:
- SINP skipped alternate draws for 4 x months.
- 3 x draws held in Jan 22, Mar 22 & May 22 didn't invited more than 423 members in pool.
Based on this, Can we assume the processing for ARs in June 2022, July 2022 & August 2022 will start in December 2022 ?
Can someone please join me on analysis for the SINP draws vs Processing times ?
first, let's look at below chart of invitations from Jan 2021 until 11th August 2022.
As per some FB groups and information shared here, people who received AR in August 2021 were changed to IN PROGRESS around July 2022.
After November 2021:
- SINP skipped alternate draws for 4 x months.
- 3 x draws held in Jan 22, Mar 22 & May 22 didn't invited more than 423 members in pool.
Based on this, Can we assume the processing for ARs in June 2022, July 2022 & August 2022 will start in December 2022 ?
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