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<![CDATA[VU Help - Study in Canada]]> https://vuhelp.net/ Wed, 28 Oct 2026 03:33:49 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[canada Work experience - maximum 21 points 2014-2015]]> https://vuhelp.net/Thread-canada-Work-experience-maximum-21-points-2014-2015 Fri, 09 May 2014 11:23:51 -0400 Xpert]]> https://vuhelp.net/Thread-canada-Work-experience-maximum-21-points-2014-2015 Canada work experience maximum 21 points which can be earned easily find the list below for work experience categories for Canada
The Canada immigration points system wants individuals with at least one year of full time experience in the last ten years in a management or professional or highly skilled occupation. These are listed as Skill Type O, Skill Type A or Skill Type B. You can check that you meet the Canada visa requirements by doing the following:

Look at the list of occupations (noc) that meet the requirements of the skilled worker category. Then make a note of the four digit code next to your occupation.
You then put in the four digit code in quick search on the left of the National Occupational Classification (NOC) web site.

You must make sure that your work experience matches that stated in the NOC. You do not have to meet the "employment requirements" section of the particular job listed on NOC.

You may need to look at a number of different occupations to find one that matches your work experience. If your occupation does not come under skill level O, A or B or your experience did not occur in the last ten years your application will be refused.

Once you have confirmed that you meet the above requirements, you can now estimate your points score. You are granted 15 points for one year of work experience and two points for each further year up to a maximum of 21 points.
Years of experience 1 2 3 4+
Points 15 17 19 21

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community teacher, Aboriginal school – secondary school
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department head, secondary school
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drama teacher – secondary school
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ethics teacher – secondary school
fine arts teacher – secondary school
French as a second language teacher – secondary school
French as a second language teacher, high school
French teacher – secondary school
geography teacher – secondary school
geometry teacher – secondary school
German teacher – secondary school
Greek teacher – secondary school
guest teacher – secondary school
health education teacher – secondary school
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history teacher, secondary school
home economics teacher – secondary school
humanities teacher – high school
industrial and vocational education teacher – secondary school
industrial arts teacher – secondary school
information technology teacher – secondary school
Italian teacher – secondary school
Latin teacher – secondary school
librarian-teacher, high school
mathematics teacher – secondary school
modern languages teacher – secondary school
music teacher – secondary school
Native school community teacher – secondary school
outdoor physical education teacher – secondary school
physical and health education teacher – secondary school
physical education teacher – secondary school
physical science teacher – secondary school
physics teacher – secondary school
practical and applied arts teacher
private teacher – secondary school
reading clinician – secondary school
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Spanish teacher – secondary school
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]]> Canada work experience maximum 21 points which can be earned easily find the list below for work experience categories for Canada
The Canada immigration points system wants individuals with at least one year of full time experience in the last ten years in a management or professional or highly skilled occupation. These are listed as Skill Type O, Skill Type A or Skill Type B. You can check that you meet the Canada visa requirements by doing the following:

Look at the list of occupations (noc) that meet the requirements of the skilled worker category. Then make a note of the four digit code next to your occupation.
You then put in the four digit code in quick search on the left of the National Occupational Classification (NOC) web site.

You must make sure that your work experience matches that stated in the NOC. You do not have to meet the "employment requirements" section of the particular job listed on NOC.

You may need to look at a number of different occupations to find one that matches your work experience. If your occupation does not come under skill level O, A or B or your experience did not occur in the last ten years your application will be refused.

Once you have confirmed that you meet the above requirements, you can now estimate your points score. You are granted 15 points for one year of work experience and two points for each further year up to a maximum of 21 points.
Years of experience 1 2 3 4+
Points 15 17 19 21

Aboriginal school community teacher – secondary school
academic subjects high school teacher
academic subjects secondary school teacher
accounting teacher – secondary school
adult education teacher, secondary school
algebra teacher – secondary school
art teacher – secondary school
arts and crafts teacher – secondary school
biology teacher – secondary school
biology teacher, high school
business and commerce teacher – secondary school
business education teacher
business teacher – secondary school
calculus teacher – secondary school
career and life management teacher
career and technology studies teacher
career education teacher
career exploration teacher
chemistry teacher – secondary school
classical languages secondary school teacher
commerce teacher – secondary school
community teacher, Aboriginal school – secondary school
community teacher, Native school – secondary school
computer technology teacher – secondary school
cooking teacher – secondary school
cooperative education teacher
cooperative learning teacher
correspondence teacher – secondary school
data processing teacher – secondary school
department head, secondary school
distance education teacher – secondary school
drama teacher – secondary school
economics teacher – secondary school
English as a second language (ESL) high school teacher
English as a second language teacher, high school
English literature high school teacher
English teacher, secondary school
ESL (English as a second language) high school teacher
ethics teacher – secondary school
fine arts teacher – secondary school
French as a second language teacher – secondary school
French as a second language teacher, high school
French teacher – secondary school
geography teacher – secondary school
geometry teacher – secondary school
German teacher – secondary school
Greek teacher – secondary school
guest teacher – secondary school
health education teacher – secondary school
high school teacher
high school teacher, English as a second language
high school teacher, French as a second language
high school teacher, outdoor activities
high school teacher, physical education
high school teacher, religious education
high school teacher, science
high school teacher, special education
history teacher, secondary school
home economics teacher – secondary school
humanities teacher – high school
industrial and vocational education teacher – secondary school
industrial arts teacher – secondary school
information technology teacher – secondary school
Italian teacher – secondary school
Latin teacher – secondary school
librarian-teacher, high school
mathematics teacher – secondary school
modern languages teacher – secondary school
music teacher – secondary school
Native school community teacher – secondary school
outdoor physical education teacher – secondary school
physical and health education teacher – secondary school
physical education teacher – secondary school
physical science teacher – secondary school
physics teacher – secondary school
practical and applied arts teacher
private teacher – secondary school
reading clinician – secondary school
religious education high school teacher
remedial teacher – secondary school
remedial teacher, secondary school
school teacher – secondary school
science high school teacher
science teacher – secondary school
secondary school department head
secondary school reading clinician
secondary school teacher
secondary school teacher, classical languages
secondary school teacher, physical education
secondary school teacher, special education
secondary school vocational teacher
sewing teacher – secondary school
sheet metal instructor – secondary school
social sciences teacher – secondary school
Spanish teacher – secondary school
special education teacher – secondary school
special needs teacher – secondary school
special programs teacher – secondary school
substitute high school teacher
substitute teacher – secondary school
supply high school teacher
supply teacher, high school
teacher, high school
teacher, secondary school
teacher-librarian, high school
technical and vocational teacher – secondary school
trades instructor – secondary school
vocational high school teacher
vocational secondary school teacher
vocational teacher – secondary school
vocational teacher, high school

]]> <![CDATA[MCS in candordia university Canada registration and information 2012-13]]> https://vuhelp.net/Thread-MCS-in-candordia-university-Canada-registration-and-information-2012-13 Sat, 18 Aug 2012 09:35:40 -0400 Xpert]]> https://vuhelp.net/Thread-MCS-in-candordia-university-Canada-registration-and-information-2012-13 Below is the information about the cancordia university Canada that a person who want's to get admission MCS(Masters in Computer Science). He may follow the following rules to get good grades on it.
The below information is taken from the given link for taking admission in concordia university Canada

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[url=http://www.cs.concordia.ca/prospectivestudents/graduateprograms/masterincomputerscience/index.php]Master in Computer Science - Computer Science & Software Engineering - Concordia University - Montreal, Quebec, Canada[/url]

This program is designed to provide students with an opportunity to strengthen their knowledge in a specific area of computer science, and to provide a significant introduction to research.
Potential students in this program include graduates from other disciplines with good computer science background or computer science graduates who want to further their knowledge and do research in one of the specific areas of computer science. It will appeal primarily to the student interested in full-time study.
Students graduated from cognate disciplines such as mathematics, electrical and computer engineering who have done computer science core courses may apply.
Graduates of the program will be prepared for further study at the doctoral level; occupations in research and development in business, industry, and government; consulting and design in the field of information processing systems; and teaching of computer science.
Degree Requirements

Credits: A fully qualified candidate is required to complete successfully a minimum of 45 credits. Each individual program of study must be approved by the department.
Completion: Normally a full-time student will require six terms to complete the degree requirements.
Transfer Credit: Students may be granted transfer credits for, in general, not more than 8 credits taken in approved graduate studies prior to their entry in this program. A course submitted for transfer credit must be appropriate to the student's program of study at Concordia University. An application for such credit will be considered only at the time of admission.
Cross-Registration: A student in the program wishing to take courses under the cross-registration scheme outlined in the graduate calendar must first obtain permission of the graduate program director.
Time Limit: All work for a master's/magisteriate degree for full-time students must be completed within 12 terms (4 years) from the time of initial registration in the program at Concordia University; for part-time students the time limit is 15 terms (5 years).
Thesis: Students must complete a 29-credit thesis as part of their degree requirements. The thesis must represent the results of the student's independent work after admission to the program. The proposed topic for the thesis, together with a brief statement outlining the proposed method of treatment, and the arrangement made for faculty supervision must be approved by the graduate studies committee. For purposes of registration, this work will be designated as COMP 7941 Master's Research and Thesis. The thesis will be evaluated by the student's supervisor(s), and at least two examiners appointed by the graduate studies committee. Students who are admitted before June 1, 2001 may take COMP 7921.

Curriculum

Students must complete 45 credits as shown below:

Minimum of 16 credits of courses.
A minimum of 8 credits must be chosen from Topic Areas C01 through C08.
Any remaining credits may be chosen from Topic Areas C09 (Software Engineering), C12 (Cognate Disciplines), or COMP 6961.
A maximum of 4 credits can be chosen from computer science courses at the 6000 level marked with (*).
The student’s study program must be approved by the supervisor(s) and either the Graduate Program Director or the Department Chair.
Thesis 29 credits.

The student's study program must be approved by the supervisor(s) and either the Graduate Program Director or the Department Chair.]]> Below is the information about the cancordia university Canada that a person who want's to get admission MCS(Masters in Computer Science). He may follow the following rules to get good grades on it.
The below information is taken from the given link for taking admission in concordia university Canada

Code:
[url=http://www.cs.concordia.ca/prospectivestudents/graduateprograms/masterincomputerscience/index.php]Master in Computer Science - Computer Science & Software Engineering - Concordia University - Montreal, Quebec, Canada[/url]

Credits: A fully qualified candidate is required to complete successfully a minimum of 45 credits. Each individual program of study must be approved by the department.
Completion: Normally a full-time student will require six terms to complete the degree requirements.
Transfer Credit: Students may be granted transfer credits for, in general, not more than 8 credits taken in approved graduate studies prior to their entry in this program. A course submitted for transfer credit must be appropriate to the student's program of study at Concordia University. An application for such credit will be considered only at the time of admission.
Cross-Registration: A student in the program wishing to take courses under the cross-registration scheme outlined in the graduate calendar must first obtain permission of the graduate program director.
Time Limit: All work for a master's/magisteriate degree for full-time students must be completed within 12 terms (4 years) from the time of initial registration in the program at Concordia University; for part-time students the time limit is 15 terms (5 years).
Thesis: Students must complete a 29-credit thesis as part of their degree requirements. The thesis must represent the results of the student's independent work after admission to the program. The proposed topic for the thesis, together with a brief statement outlining the proposed method of treatment, and the arrangement made for faculty supervision must be approved by the graduate studies committee. For purposes of registration, this work will be designated as COMP 7941 Master's Research and Thesis. The thesis will be evaluated by the student's supervisor(s), and at least two examiners appointed by the graduate studies committee. Students who are admitted before June 1, 2001 may take COMP 7921.

Curriculum

Students must complete 45 credits as shown below:

Minimum of 16 credits of courses.
A minimum of 8 credits must be chosen from Topic Areas C01 through C08.
Any remaining credits may be chosen from Topic Areas C09 (Software Engineering), C12 (Cognate Disciplines), or COMP 6961.
A maximum of 4 credits can be chosen from computer science courses at the 6000 level marked with (*).
The student’s study program must be approved by the supervisor(s) and either the Graduate Program Director or the Department Chair.
Thesis 29 credits.

The student's study program must be approved by the supervisor(s) and either the Graduate Program Director or the Department Chair.]]> <![CDATA[Full guideline for Pakistani students to apply in concordia.ca for 2012-13]]> https://vuhelp.net/Thread-Full-guideline-for-Pakistani-students-to-apply-in-concordia-ca-for-2012-13 Sat, 18 Aug 2012 09:03:47 -0400 Xpert]]> https://vuhelp.net/Thread-Full-guideline-for-Pakistani-students-to-apply-in-concordia-ca-for-2012-13 concordia.ca

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* Schools in Canada is respected around the world and well known because of their high quality teaching. Living and studying in Canada is very economical in the world. Canadian College degrees are respected and recognized throughout the world in various spheres of life. Canadian Institutes students had received a lot of world renown. Tuition fees are the lowest in Canadian universities in English speaking countries.

* There are colleges and world class universities in Canada that offer degrees and diplomas in many technical and professional disciplines. Many students from around the world seek admission to Canadian educational institutions if you have a great opportunity to meet students from around the world.

* Students who have obtained diplomas and college degrees from universities can work in Canada for one year after receiving their diplomas or degrees. Foreign students can work on campus or off campus without a work permit.

* It is very safe country to live peaceful, politically secure. Most international students that Canada is one of the best countries to live in peace and security worldwide.

* Canada has a very sophisticated but at the same affordable health care. Compared to other countries, health insurance is available in Canada.

* Students can improve their language skills and communication in Canada, measured the global leader in language teaching. More than a century, Canada has two official languages (English and French) were taught as a second language.

* Canada, home to a large number of native people, called First Nations. Last century and a half, Canada has welcomed immigrants 15000000. Each year about 200,000 new immigrants come to Canada - a cosmopolitan country's rich and varied. Canada has a national policy for multiculturalism and strives to ensure that the customs of the people, culture, conservation, and valued.

* While Canada has big cities, also has a large amount of instability of the earth and an active network of national and provincial parks. The temperature varies greatly across Canada. Certain cities almost never have snow in winter, while other cities may get a great deal. There is something for everyone, including indoor and outdoor recreational activities at no cost or low. Our four seasons offer variety and its special pleasures.

* Canadians can be reserved with newcomers but are generally very welcoming, friendly and respectful of differences. Educational institutions encourage new students abroad and many have targets to increase the number of international students. One thing is certain, studies in Canada will be an unforgettable experience!]]>
* Schools in Canada is respected around the world and well known because of their high quality teaching. Living and studying in Canada is very economical in the world. Canadian College degrees are respected and recognized throughout the world in various spheres of life. Canadian Institutes students had received a lot of world renown. Tuition fees are the lowest in Canadian universities in English speaking countries.

* There are colleges and world class universities in Canada that offer degrees and diplomas in many technical and professional disciplines. Many students from around the world seek admission to Canadian educational institutions if you have a great opportunity to meet students from around the world.

* Students who have obtained diplomas and college degrees from universities can work in Canada for one year after receiving their diplomas or degrees. Foreign students can work on campus or off campus without a work permit.

* It is very safe country to live peaceful, politically secure. Most international students that Canada is one of the best countries to live in peace and security worldwide.

* Canada has a very sophisticated but at the same affordable health care. Compared to other countries, health insurance is available in Canada.

* Students can improve their language skills and communication in Canada, measured the global leader in language teaching. More than a century, Canada has two official languages (English and French) were taught as a second language.

* Canada, home to a large number of native people, called First Nations. Last century and a half, Canada has welcomed immigrants 15000000. Each year about 200,000 new immigrants come to Canada - a cosmopolitan country's rich and varied. Canada has a national policy for multiculturalism and strives to ensure that the customs of the people, culture, conservation, and valued.

* While Canada has big cities, also has a large amount of instability of the earth and an active network of national and provincial parks. The temperature varies greatly across Canada. Certain cities almost never have snow in winter, while other cities may get a great deal. There is something for everyone, including indoor and outdoor recreational activities at no cost or low. Our four seasons offer variety and its special pleasures.

* Canadians can be reserved with newcomers but are generally very welcoming, friendly and respectful of differences. Educational institutions encourage new students abroad and many have targets to increase the number of international students. One thing is certain, studies in Canada will be an unforgettable experience!]]> <![CDATA[Study Guide For Canada in 2011-2012]]> https://vuhelp.net/Thread-Study-Guide-For-Canada-in-2011-2012 Tue, 29 Nov 2011 03:20:37 -0500 Xpert]]> https://vuhelp.net/Thread-Study-Guide-For-Canada-in-2011-2012 Canada is one of the best countries in the quality of education and living standards. It 'always classified by the United Nations as one of the best countries in the world to live and study. Canada is a very popular destination for students not only for its quality academics, but also for off-campus employment opportunities for international students.]]> Canada is one of the best countries in the quality of education and living standards. It 'always classified by the United Nations as one of the best countries in the world to live and study. Canada is a very popular destination for students not only for its quality academics, but also for off-campus employment opportunities for international students.]]>