Elizabeth has come to you to determine whether she qualifies for permanent residence under the federal skilled worker class. In your interview you discover the following:

• Elizabeth is a 31-years-old Mexican citizen.
• She is married with two healthy children, aged 19 and 17.
• She learned English at school and speaks, understands, reads, and writes at a CLB level of 9, as per her IELTS test results. She speaks, understands, reads, and writes French at a NCLC level of 5, as per her TEF results.
• Elizabeth's husband completed high school. With regard to his language proficiency, he speaks, understands, reads, and writes English at a CLB level of 9, as per his IELTS test results. He is not proficient in French.
• Elizabeth earned a 4-year BA in Culinary Arts. She has completed a total of 17 years of full-time studies in Mexico.
• With regard to her work experience, Elizabeth has held the following positions in the past 10 years:
• Elizabeth worked 3,900 hours in a Mexican restaurant as a Food Service Worker (NOC 6711) o Elizabeth worked 5,950 hours as a chef (NOC 6321)
• Elizabeth has secured a valid job offer with a Canadian employer to support her application for permanent residence, which has been approved by ESDC.
• Elizabeth has C$2,000 dollars in a bank that she is planning to use for settlement in Canada.

Answer the following questions pertaining to the case study:

1. Calculate the points that Elizabeth would receive as a federal skilled worker for each selection factor. Answer in point/chart form showing all the selection factors, the maximum number of points possible, and your assessment.

1. Is Elizabeth an eligible applicant under the federal skilled worker class?

1. Based on the current LICO table, what is the minimum amount of funds that the family must have available to settle in Canada as permanent residents?