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OVERVIEW OF THE NEW REGULATIONS
Age Max 10
21 – 44 at the time of applying 10
Deduct 2 points for each year under 21 or over 44

Education Max 25
Doctorate &master’s degrees and total of 17 years of full-time study 25
Bachelor’s degree requiring 3 years full-time studies and total of 15 years of full-time study 20
Diploma, trade certificate or apprenticeship requiring 3 years full-time studies and total of 15 years of full-time study/training 20
Diploma, trade certificate or apprenticeship requiring 2 years full-time studies and total of 14 years of full-time study/training 15
Diploma, trade certificate or apprenticeship requiring 1 year full-time studies and total of 13 years of study/training 10
High school and a total of 12 years of full-time study 5

Language skills Max 20
High proficiency in the first language 1/ 16 *
Moderate proficiency 2/ 8
Basic proficiency or no abilities 0
High proficiency in the second language 4
Moderate proficiency 0
Basic proficiency or no abilities 0
1/ Applicants are rated on each ability to speak, understand, read and write with 4 points for first official language and 1 for second official language
2/ Applicants are rated on each ability to speak, understand, read and write with 2 points for first official language and 0 points for second official language

Professional experience Max 25
One year of recent skilled work experience 10
Two years of recent skilled work experience 15
Three years of recent skilled work experience 20
Four years of recent skilled work experience 25

Arranged Employment in Canada approved by the HRDC 10

Adaptability Max 10
Spouse’s or common-law partner’s education
   Master’s degree, PHD 5
   Bachelor’s degree or Trade Certificate 4
   2 years of postsecondary study 3
Minimum one-year full-time authorized work in Canada 5
Minimum two years full time post-secondary study in Canada 5
Offer of employment in Canada 5

Total 100
pass mark 80

ABOUT EFFECTIVE DATES :
FROM THE CIC OFFICIAL WEB SITE...

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR ECONOMIC IMMIGRANTS

Under the proposed regulations of the new Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (expected to be implemented June 28, 2002), for Skilled Workers there will be an important distinction between applications received before and after December 17, 2001. Specifically:

Independent and Assisted Relative immigrants who are interviewed (or have had their interview waived) before implementation of the new Act will continue to be assessed against present regulations.
Independent and Assisted Relative immigrants who apply on or after December 17, 2001 and who have not been interviewed (or have not had their interview waived) before implementation of the new Act will be assessed against the new Skilled Worker regulations and a pass mark of 80.
Independent and Assisted Relative immigrants who applied before December 17, 2001 and who have not been interviewed (or have not had their interview waived) before implementation of the new Act will also be assessed against the new Skilled Worker regulations, but require a lower pass mark of 75.
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Under the proposed regulations of the new Immigration and Refugee Protection
Act (expected to be implemented June 28, 2002), for Skilled Workers there
will be an important distinction between applications received before and
after December 17, 2001. Specifically:

- Independent and Assisted Relative immigrants who are interviewed (or have
had their interview waived) before implementation of the new Act will
continue to be assessed against present regulations.

- Independent and Assisted Relative immigrants who apply on or after
December 17, 2001 and who have not been interviewed (or have not had their
interview waived) before implementation of the new Act will be assessed
against the new Skilled Worker regulations and a pass mark of 80.

- Independent and Assisted Relative immigrants who applied before December
17, 2001 and who have not been interviewed (or have not had their interview
waived) before implementation of the new Act will also be assessed against
the new Skilled Worker regulations, but require a lower pass mark of 75.
 
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