> He completed his 2 year diploma course in IT/Technical support. After the course, he did not get the interviews due to lack of Canadian experience. That's on

> He completed his 2 year diploma course in IT/Technical support. After the course, he did not get the interviews due to lack of Canadian experience. That's one explanation. Truth is a degree or a visa doesn't check for employability (unlike in America where someone has to be able to secure employment to come or stay in the country). > To counter that, he modified his resume and added 2 fake experiences from top companies as Network Engineer. So he lied about being an engineer after doing a two year tech support degree? That would be a pretty big red flag to me (and by claiming he's a real engineer, he might get afoul of the law).