It's really upto you and it makes no difference. All you need is to have at least 1year work experience in any qualifying NOC. So you can claim experience in both NOCs but select any one of the to be your primary NOC.
Can anybody help me identify my NOC code to maximize the score of 3 - year experience please.
1, My present NOC is 1223 working from September 2017 to today => 1 year of exp (main duties are activities related to Recruitment function)
2, My previous NOC is 1121 working from September 2015 to September 2017 => 2 year of exp
Kindly clarify which NOC I can choose to Maximize The Score Of 3 - Year Experience ?
Besides, I’m not sure about the NOC code 1121, can anyone help me to decide which NOC will be better match for my everyday job duties compared to NOC 1121?
I perform some or all of the following duties (motivate, engage and retain employees, and will use this to shape engagement activities)
1. Company‘s communication and events
- Planning and organizing all internal events of the company such as Company Trip, Company Birthday, Annual Party, Company’s Meeting Workshop,…
- Preparing to deliver relevant messages to whole company through the relevant media (Fan page, Newsletter, Workshop, Meeting..)
- Working and negotiating with external agencies and vendors when necessary to ensure the success of all events. 2. Enhance staff’s engagement through Retention & Engagement Program
- Be the main in charge of awards and Care Program of the company to engage and increase the employees ’spirit.
- Regularly getting staff’s feedback to improve the engagement level. 3. Take the responsibility for Onboarding process
- Preparing and sending Offer Letter to candidates.
- Setting up meeting for Induction and training day for new hires.
- Making sure deliver policy and general information to new comers exactly. 4. Others
- Implementing all company’s processes and procedures for new hire, promotion as well as benefit program applied for in-charge departments.
- Strongly supporting other functions in HR team to demonstrate collaboration spirit
- Participating in some cross-functions projects in HR team.
2) Get your language test(s) done. You must get at least CLB 7 in each of the four sections for the Federal Skilled Worker (FSW), Provincial Nomination Program (PNP) or Canadian Experience Class (CEC) streams. But getting CLB 10 gives you maximum points for language.
Of course, the more points you have the better. The max is 1200, with 600 of those points coming from your ability to snag a PNP or a job offer with a very hard to get Labour Market Impact Assessment http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/employers/lmo-basics.asp
For CEC applicants, the max is 600 but someone who has no work experience in Canada who is only eligible for FSW can only get up to 520 points.
6) Finally, wait for your invitation to apply (ITA). But in the interim you will need to do the following:
a) Have your application fee (C$550 each for principal applicant and spouse) and right of permanent resident fee (C$490 each for principal applicant and spouse) ready http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/fees/fees.asp
e) contact previous and current employers about them providing job letters. You must have at least 12 months of full-time, or an equal amount in part-time, skilled work experience. Full-time work means at least 30 hours of paid work per week. Work experience while you were a full-time student does not count.
f) research cities in the province(s) where you want to live.
Hai Yam Power, thanks for sharing, I managed to get by the as the eligible applicant, but I actual took TOIEC test not IELTS, but soon I will do IELTS. Anyway, I tried to "create your express entry profile" as stated on point 5) but it got to be from Sign-in partner or GCKey, what does it mean? Thank you very much.
Hai Yam Power, thanks for sharing, I managed to get by the as the eligible applicant, but I actual took TOIEC test not IELTS, but soon I will do IELTS. Anyway, I tried to "create your express entry profile" as stated on point 5) but it got to be from Sign-in partner or GCKey, what does it mean? Thank you very much.
You cannot use a sign in partner unless you have, for instance, Canadian bank accounts. GC key abbreviates to Government of Canada key. Since you don't have one, you have to create one. You'll use this to login to your myCIC account.
Hi,
While creating EE profile in the job title field, Should we put it as job titles in company offer letter or as per NOC code which we are applying for?
In our IT companies, job titles are different from the NOC code titles. Hence this question is raised. Please advise.
Hi,
While creating EE profile in the job title field, Should we put it as job titles in company offer letter or as per NOC code which we are applying for?
In our IT companies, job titles are different from the NOC code titles. Hence this question is raised. Please advise.
Can someone pls let me know if I any increase in CSR points can be expected if I add the details of my uncle (who is a Canadian permanent resident) in my EE profile? He is now settled in Alberta.
Also, with a CRS of 367 can I expect NOI from any province in the near future?
Can someone pls let me know if I any increase in CSR points can be expected if I add the details of my uncle (who is a Canadian permanent resident) in my EE profile? He is now settled in Alberta.
Also, with a CRS of 367 can I expect NOI from any province in the near future?
There are no CRS points for having an uncle in Canada. You get 15 points if you have a sibling.
Not all provinces have a CRS based NOI system. For some provinces, you might have to check when they are open and initiate an application AFAIK.
I would recommend that you try and get more CRS points if possible. The most efficient way is by getting a CLB9 in IELTS if you don't already have it .
Just got my ITA. I am an Indian citizen, but I have been staying in Australia for the last 5 years. I visit India sometimes 2-8 weeks every year. I had an Indian PCC done in 2017 and I visited India for a total of 5 weeks after the PCC but before receiving the ITA.
Do I need Indian PCC if I have not lived in India for more than 6 months after my last Indian PCC?
Just got my ITA. I am an Indian citizen, but I have been staying in Australia for the last 5 years. I visit India sometimes 2-8 weeks every year. I had an Indian PCC done in 2017 and I visited India for a total of 5 weeks after the PCC but before receiving the ITA.
Do I need Indian PCC if I have not lived in India for more than 6 months after my last Indian PCC?
Yes I am to re-appear for my IELTS and the max CSR I can get is 430 with CLB10.
My question is that, is there a CRS we can be confident of receiving NOI from any province with the current trends? [Having my current 367 and potential 430 in mind]
There are no CRS points for having an uncle in Canada. You get 15 points if you have a sibling.
Not all provinces have a CRS based NOI system. For some provinces, you might have to check when they are open and initiate an application AFAIK.
I would recommend that you try and get more CRS points if possible. The most efficient way is by getting a CLB9 in IELTS if you don't already have it .
Could anybody please help me clarify the question?
I have more than 3,5 years of experience but work for 2 different roles in the same field – Human Resources (Role 1: 2 years and Role 2: 1,5 years) so I found that there are 2 NOCs matching my positions (NOC 1121 and NOC 1223).
The question is: Can I get points for 2 different NOCs with 3 years of experience or just get points for only 1 NOC with more experience?
if I get a job in a province like Ontario, is LMIA needed to expect NOI from that province?
If yes, without LMIA I cant put it on my EE profile. So, is there any other way to let a province know that I hold a job offer in their province?
I am a primary EE applicant with my wife as a dependant. We submitted our application in November, so it's still a lot of waiting. She wants to go back to our home country to visit her family, so I was wondering if there could be any problems with our application if she leaves Canada.
We have valid work permits till the end of 2020. Can she leave without visitor visa in her passport (expired with our old permits, no need to update it so far)? My understanding was that when she leaves I raise CSE to update her address and if we get PPR while she is still there - I will have to submit my passport to Ottawa and she will have to submit it to LVO in our country. In that case she doesn't need visitor visa when she leaves Canada - she can cross the border with PR visa. Is it legit?
