130.00 E Paul, a single 27-year-old UK citizen, graduated with a 1-year Engineering Diploma from the Institute of Technology in Manchester, U.K. after completing 12 years of high school in England. After that, he completed a two-year study program in Canada on a full-time basis on a valid study permit. However, he did not obtain an educational credential for this period of studies. For the past 4 years, Paul has been working full-time as a Chemical Engineering Technologist (skill level - National Occupational Classification) in England and has accumulated over $30,000.00 CAD. In support of his application for as a Federal Skilled Worker class applicant Paul secured a job offer from a Canadian employer. The job offer is for permanent, continuous employment for minimum duration of 1 year. His employer received a positive LMIA from ESDC. The job offer is for a position of a Chemical Engineering Technologist (skill level B) Paul applied to have his foreign credenti assessed by a designated credential assessment organization in Canada, and received a letter indicating that his foreign credential is equivalent to the completion of a one-year post-secondary credential in Canada Paul would like to apply for Permanent Residence as a Federn Skilled Worker class applicant. He is aware that he is eligible to apply and that he scores enough points as a FSW class applicant. However, he is concerned about his scoring on EE CRS points. Assuming that, as a UK citizen once he undertakes his English proficiency test he will receive the maximum points for English (score 9 on his language tost on all language skills CLB 9). Given that he has no knowledge of French and no relatives in Canada, how many points will he score based on the CAS EE point system? 461 451 423 471 130.00 E Paul, a single 27-year-old UK citizen, graduated with a 1-year Engineering Diploma from the Institute of Technology in Manchester, U.K. after completing 12 years of high school in England. After that, he completed a two-year study program in Canada on a full-time basis on a valid study permit. However, he did not obtain an educational credential for this period of studies. For the past 4 years, Paul has been working full-time as a Chemical Engineering Technologist (skill level - National Occupational Classification) in England and has accumulated over $30,000.00 CAD. In support of his application for as a Federal Skilled Worker class applicant Paul secured a job offer from a Canadian employer. The job offer is for permanent, continuous employment for minimum duration of 1 year. His employer received a positive LMIA from ESDC. The job offer is for a position of a Chemical Engineering Technologist (skill level B) Paul applied to have his foreign credenti assessed by a designated credential assessment organization in Canada, and received a letter indicating that his foreign credential is equivalent to the completion of a one-year post-secondary credential in Canada Paul would like to apply for Permanent Residence as a Federn Skilled Worker class applicant. He is aware that he is eligible to apply and that he scores enough points as a FSW class applicant. However, he is concerned about his scoring on EE CRS points. Assuming that, as a UK citizen once he undertakes his English proficiency test he will receive the maximum points for English (score 9 on his language tost on all language skills CLB 9). Given that he has no knowledge of French and no relatives in Canada, how many points will he score based on the CAS EE point system? 461 451 423 471