Good Morning house, please i need a little clarification.

my husband got L:8,S:8,W:7,R:8.5

my question is can he claim points for Superior English?

please how do i go about registring for the BCS CIT?

MamaAaron:


1) If you are not the principal applicant you can't claim points on work experience.
2) your certificate course would only be recognised if there is a transcript.
3) if you are much younger you can try registering for BCS CIT( it's an IT course taking place in September and results would be out in December) and also a diploma course so you can claim *two or more degree certificate points* and be the principal applicant.
4) you can try looking at provincial nomination program.

please some should help me ooo God bless.[color=#990000][/color]

MummyKeona:
please house i have a few question that i need help with:

My husband is the principal applicant
36 year old(by Aug 2019)
Has 2 Bsc one Masters
Has 5 year work experience (I didn’t add his NYSC experience)
working on taking another test to help get more points.
But his points aren’t enough even if he slays English by getting the highest numbers.

I only have WAEC cert

Did a Certificate course in Occupational Health and Safety, got a job as a HSE officer worked for 2years. Can I claim points for work experience and help my husband get points without BSc or OND?

Preparing to take IETLS too.

please house i have a few question that i need help with:

My husband is the principal applicant
36 year old(by Aug 2019)
Has 2 Bsc one Masters
Has 5 year work experience (I didn’t add his NYSC experience)
working on taking another test to help get more points.
But his points aren’t enough even if he slays English by getting the highest numbers.

I only have WAEC cert

Did a Certificate course in Occupational Health and Safety, got a job as a HSE officer worked for 2years. Can I claim points for work experience and help my husband get points without BSc or OND?

Preparing to take IETLS too.

Thanks, he already maxed out his ielts. Inasmuch as we live close to Australia, we dont like there..we have tried it tho and it not as straight forward as canada pr and its way more expensive for us.[/font][font=Lucida Sans Unicode][color=#006600][/color]

SolutionsGuy:

It means your husband is eligible for EE but his CRS cannot meet the cut off point. You people have at least three options thus:

1. Getting a job offer in Canada that meets the IRCC specified job categories (either by transfer to Canada or fresh job offer). This will boost the family CRS to hopefully meet the cut off.

2. Use the PNP route. This is where a province nominates the candidate for EE. There's another thread for that, check it out.

3. Husband and wife getting additional qualifications, maybe just a year diploma. With this and maxing IELTS by both of you, CRS coukd climb to 430s. Other avenues could be explored such as French language test, claiming points from relatives if any, PA applying unaccompanied, etc to increase CRS.

Bonus options:
4. Check the trade skills options if wife has some trade/skills certification.

5. Use the study route by gaining MSc admission in Canada.

6. Forget about canada and look at other countries like Australia, etc.

Good morning people of God, I've been a silent reader for a while now and i have some questions that needs clarification.

My husband is the PA, his age 35 and work experience 4 years (software engineer) isn't giving us a good CRS score (385), the problem is that i don't have a degree(only finished secondary school). even if i take the English test i cant add much value to his score( around 400).
if we can get his company branch in Canada to employ him, will it be accepted as a job offer? secondly, if we do not get a valid job offer what can we do? thirdly, from the six selection factor he has about 70point plus which means he is eligible to apply for EE...the one that is confusing my life and destiny is the difference between CRS and Six SELECTION FACTOR.

please my questions might not be arranged well but i need help. i appreciate everyone of us on this thread, God bless you.