Aint No Right

Would you qualify to come to Canada as a skilled worker?


http://www.cbc.ca/news/yourcommunity/20 ... orker.html

My score was 69. It is a bit of a blow that I got zero points for my age.

once I graduate I will. BUT, I would pretty much have to redo law school once getting into Canada (the process is different but it's roughly 2-3 years of testing and red-tape jumping). I've thought about it; I have a lot of friends up there and I like the people, the culture, the hockey, and the wilderness. Oh well, maybe I can practice American law for a firm that does business with Canadian companies, but is based in Toronto...or something.

81/67, not bad...

72/67

Kind of redundant, but:

Results
You scored 90/67 points overall

Education
Master's degree or PhD - 25 points
Proficiency in English and/or French
English Reading - 6 points
English Writing - 6 points
English Speaking - 6 points
English Listening - 6 points
French Reading - 1 point
French Writing - 1 point
French Speaking - 1 point
French Listening - 1 point
Work Experience
6+ years - 15 points
Age
18 to 35 years old - 12 points
Arranged employment in Canada
No - 0 points
Adaptability
At least one year of previous work experience in Canada - 10 points

Results
You scored 92/67 points overall

Education
Two or more bachelor’s level university degrees - 22 points
Proficiency in English and/or French
English Reading - 6 points
English Writing - 6 points
English Speaking - 6 points
English Listening - 6 points
French Reading - 1 point
French Writing - 1 point
French Speaking - 1 point
French Listening - 1 point
Work Experience
6+ years - 15 points
Age
18 to 35 years old - 12 points
Arranged employment in Canada
Yes - 10 points
Adaptability
Your spouse is proficient in an official language - 5 points

81/67

You scored 81/67 points overall.

I'm in!