Glossary · International Mobility Program. FTA professionals and technicians, not Express Entry human capital.

Professionals and technicians

Practice slang: Triple E

Practice FTA and port slang for education, experience, and the official language the agreement or job needs, plus the Employer Portal A number. IRCC does not use this name.

On the official record

• The live anchor is the CPFTA professionals and technicians PDI, R204(a) F52. That page is a Canada-Peru example, not a general test for every FTA.
• Eligibility on that page is citizenship or permanent residence of Peru, an occupation in the appendix, the education or certification the occupation needs, pre-arranged employment, and professional-level work in that field.
• Documentary evidence includes degrees or licences, experience evidence, and an offer of employment submitted through the Employer Portal or an authorized alternate. A paper offer is not enough.
• Practice slang adds the official language the agreement or the job needs, and the Employer Portal A number. Not any job.

Common mix-ups

• Not a CUSMA statutory test. That page does not print CUSMA.
• Not Express Entry human capital and not a CRS factor.
• Not a named three-heading test. The live page headings are Eligibility, Documentary evidence, Place of application, Application assessment, and the rest. English is not a named third heading.

Confirm on the official page

Start here: IRCC PDI: Professionals and technicians, CPFTA R204(a) F52.

The catch

IRCC does not use Triple E. Read the agreement page that applies to that job. This card is the CPFTA example, not a shortcut for every port file.

What people mix up

Triple E is FTA and port slang. It is not the Express Entry education, language, and work-experience points grid.

Related

Work permits · NOC / TEER

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