The main topics covered in the seminar were CICC, family class, inadmissibility, refugee, ethics, the immigration code, express entry programs, and conflict of interest. Key points included spending 1-3 hours per day studying, with ethics making up half the exam. Important subtopics were the code, business practices, CICC sections 15 and 23, and following up with clients by email after phone calls. Conflicts of interest like socializing with or borrowing money from clients were prohibited. The exam would be 70% scenario-based questions and 30% direct questions, taking 2-3 hours to complete.
The main topics covered in the seminar were CICC, family class, inadmissibility, refugee, ethics, the immigration code, express entry programs, and conflict of interest. Key points included spending 1-3 hours per day studying, with ethics making up half the exam. Important subtopics were the code, business practices, CICC sections 15 and 23, and following up with clients by email after phone calls. Conflicts of interest like socializing with or borrowing money from clients were prohibited. The exam would be 70% scenario-based questions and 30% direct questions, taking 2-3 hours to complete.
The main topics covered in the seminar were CICC, family class, inadmissibility, refugee, ethics, the immigration code, express entry programs, and conflict of interest. Key points included spending 1-3 hours per day studying, with ethics making up half the exam. Important subtopics were the code, business practices, CICC sections 15 and 23, and following up with clients by email after phone calls. Conflicts of interest like socializing with or borrowing money from clients were prohibited. The exam would be 70% scenario-based questions and 30% direct questions, taking 2-3 hours to complete.
Main Topics for exams- CICC, Family Class, Inadmissibility, Refugee
Spend 1 min per question, total 2-3 hours a day works best Ethics are half of the exam Code is Essential, Business practices second important topics Pnps- Low value, don’t waste time, only 2 question Check the Ram of your computer No mathematical calculations which are complex, easy like residency Clb 5, Clb 7, Clb 9 read Express entry important- FSW and CEC CrS scores will increase quickly with language test and language ability determines the establishment of client in Economic Programs means FSW No need to memorise pnps Important topics- Ethics, billing, transparency, honesty, mistakes, competency, confidentiality, fast, clear communication, staff responsibilities Conflict of Interest is important- Keep relationship professional with client, no socilaising Joint retainer ques- important Foundational questions- 22 in exam 50% reqd in each area to pass and 80% overall Code and its analysis is important After a phone call with client, follow up with client through email Cousin cannot be your interpretor- Conflict of interest Cannot borrow or lend money from client Agents need to be registered Employees of RCIC- Agents, Admin Assistants, Receptionist, Other Rcics, Case file manager, It support CICC by law- 15 and 23 Cannot hire anyone who has license revoked If staff breaches code- RCIC is responsible Read definition of client Even if there is no retainer agreement, the person is a client of you gave advice You cannot get commission from a RCIC for referrals No license not competent 70% exam is scenario based and rest are direct Read question first, then options and then scenario Some one with deportation order needs ARC If spouse is inadmissible- you are also