Work Experience & Education major different!
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Hi All,
I have a query related to my wife's application who will be the main applicant for Canada Express Entry for PR. She has done masters in Physiotherapy and then worked as physiotherapist for 3 years, and then she migrated to IT where she has approx 2.5 years of experience. Can you please let us know as which NOC Job should be applicable for her, the Job in IT or the Job in Physiotherapy. Can she show both her experience. Thanks a lot in advance,
Pankaj
I have a query related to my wife's application who will be the main applicant for Canada Express Entry for PR. She has done masters in Physiotherapy and then worked as physiotherapist for 3 years, and then she migrated to IT where she has approx 2.5 years of experience. Can you please let us know as which NOC Job should be applicable for her, the Job in IT or the Job in Physiotherapy. Can she show both her experience. Thanks a lot in advance,
Pankaj
Hello!
Small question. I will almost be completing my Master's Degree in HRM. However, I have 5.5 years work experience as a Secretary and not in HR. Will this be an issue when applying for PR as my work experience and education are not related?
Small question. I will almost be completing my Master's Degree in HRM. However, I have 5.5 years work experience as a Secretary and not in HR. Will this be an issue when applying for PR as my work experience and education are not related?
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You education and experience could be different that really doesn’t matter
Hi Guys. I have a bachelor in English literature, and 3 years of part-time teaching experience while studying. and I have 2 years of work experience while studying for my MBA, does this count as legit work experience
hii all,
i have done bachelor in arts and i am working as a pharmaceutical sales (6221 noc code) representative from last 8 years. my experience and qualification is not match with each other.would it put affect on my application if i do process for express entry or pnp. kindly help me in this matter. i am confused
i have done bachelor in arts and i am working as a pharmaceutical sales (6221 noc code) representative from last 8 years. my experience and qualification is not match with each other.would it put affect on my application if i do process for express entry or pnp. kindly help me in this matter. i am confused
My Dear Friends,
I have work 14 Years of Work experience of IT in NOC-2171 and I have done Master in International Relations which is totally different from educationWill this affect my case in Qubec or any other province in Canada?
Thanking in Advance for you guidence...
I have work 14 Years of Work experience of IT in NOC-2171 and I have done Master in International Relations which is totally different from educationWill this affect my case in Qubec or any other province in Canada?
Thanking in Advance for you guidence...
No it won’t in express entry your education and experience doesn’t have to be relevant
Thank you for response
Today i visited a consultant he told me that i wont get invitation because i have unmtached experience and education.therefore i wanted ot clarify. Is there any case in your knowledge who had the same differnece of education and experience and got PR or nomination? i will be very thankful to you my bro. i am asking because i have submitted EOI for Qubec.
Thankyou.is it possible if you share some detail about ur case as what was ur education and experienc and from which state did you get invitation and when u get it. Please dont mind it.Me
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I've a degree in information systems and applied under NOC 5241 - Graphic designers and illustrators. I didn't get any nomination.
If you have enough experience in an NOC that differs from your education, your case should be valid enough for IRCC to approve your application. By the time I applied, I had over 4 and half years doing the same type of work. All my letters supported that of course.
That being said, some jobs require certifications. Don't expect to convince them that you're a doctor if you studied finance.