Prepare for a client interview and improve your interview skills and techniques through collaboration and reflective practice.a. Perform calculations to assess the client's eligibility for permanent residence in Canada andb. Develop a list of questions to guide your initial client interview. Part 1 of this assessment tests your ability to interpret and apply the EE MI instructions and to prepare advice for clients. You will be preparing for the first meeting with potential clients, a couple who currently reside in Canada. They wish to explore the possibility of applying for permanent residence in Canada.Assess the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) points that would be assigned (if any) and corresponding EE MI sections for each of the following criteria. Note there may be other qualifying criteria that the couple are eligible for, however please only assess the points for the criteria listed below and included in the Assignment Word Template:1. Age2. Education3. Language4. Canadian Work Experience5. Spouse's Education6. Spouse's First Official Language7. Spouse's Canadian Work Experience8. Skill Transferability Factors: Education & Canadian Work Experience9. Skill Transferability Factors: Foreign Work Experience & Canadian Work Experience10. Additional PointsPart 1 b: Interview QuestionsPrepare a list of ten clarifying/follow-up questions to ask during your consultation. Choose ten of the most important questions you will need to assess the couple's eligibil

Prepare for a client interview and improve your interview skills and techniques through collaboration and reflective practice. a. Perform calculations to assess the client's eligibility for permanent residence in Canada and b. Develop a list of questions to guide your initial client interview. Part 1 of this assessment tests your ability to interpret and apply the EE MI instructions and to prepare advice for clients. You will be preparing for the first meeting with potential clients, a couple who currently reside in Canada. They wish to explore the possibility of applying for permanent residence in Canada. Assess the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) points that would be assigned (if any) and corresponding EE MI sections for each of the following criteria. Note there may be other qualifying criteria that the couple are eligible for, however please only assess the points for the criteria listed below and included in the Assignment Word Template: l. Age 2. Education 3, Language 4. Canadian Work Experience 5, Spouse's Education 6. Spouse's First Official Language 7. Spouse's Canadian Work Experience 8. Skill Transferability Factors: Education & Canadian Work Experience 9. Skill Transferability Factors: Foreign Work Experience & Canadian Work Experience 10. Additional Points Part 1 b: Interview Questions Prepare a list of ten clarifying/follow-up questions to ask during your consultation. Choose ten of the most important questions you will need to assess the couple's eligibility and CRS points under the Express Entry-based permanent residence pathways. Place the questions in the order you plan to pose them