Need help: Express Entry - Proof of funds and education history

@justin188I am NOT an immigration lawyer; so obviously take all of this with a grain of salt!Regarding proof of fundsAS FAR AS I KNOW;  the only actual requirement is that you hold sufficient funds to support yourself (and anyone else moving with you) at the time of entry.  Anything considered a liquid asset can be counted towards the balance;  the "average balance for the past 6 months" is simply there to show that you didn't get the money loaned to you or deposit a fake cheque to pass the requirement. If you received the funds in bulk 3 weeks before you apply,  and have never held anywhere near the 6-months-living-expenses minimum;  that's a red-flag.   Not a deal-breaker per se;   you're _allowed_  to receive a gift of money for the purposes of relocation;  but you can't go into debt doing so.(and carried over from your other post;  to keep the "Hello" thread cleaner!) Hey the other Justin!I'm curious what it is about Belgium that you're looking to get away from?  Or is it more so that Canada itself excites you?   Have you been to Canada before?  (Have you spent a winter here yet? )I'm sorry to say:  I don't have much helpful advice for you.   Take a look at the various online job boards, apply,  and get some interviews!     IT is a BROAD sector;  so without more specifics it's difficult to provide anything very specific. Indeed, Monster.ca, LinkedIn Jobs, Jobbank, Glassdoor,  there's a lot of places to look in Canada!When you find a job and decide Winnipeg is your destination:   I'm happy to help in any way I can!