CEC) Need help counting work hours with 2 different employers

[ricky7583]

I worked as a medical assistant (33109) for 24 hours per week for a year and nine months, which is almost 1,870 hours. Now, I am currently working as a full-time cook (63200) due to the circumstances. Now, I am wondering if I can get additional Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score for working in Canada for two years. Do I need to work at least a year at the new cook position to get two years' experience worth of points? Or do I just need to work for (1,560 * 2 - 1,870) 1,250 hours, which is about nine and a half months, to get it? Also, for the work experience in the last three years part, is it based on the date of employment, resignation, or six months before the resignation?

 

[scylla]

I worked as a medical assistant (33109) for 24 hours per week for a year and nine months, which is almost 1,870 hours. Now, I am currently working as a full-time cook (63200) due to the circumstances. Now, I am wondering if I can get additional Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score for working in Canada for two years. Do I need to work at least a year at the new cook position to get two years' experience worth of points? Or do I just need to work for (1,560 * 2 - 1,870) 1,250 hours, which is about nine and a half months, to get it? Also, for the work experience in the last three years part, is it based on the date of employment, resignation, or six months before the resignation?

This is how you do the calculation:
1. For every week where you worked 30 hours or more - count as 1 week of work experience.
2. For every week where you worked fewer than 30 hours, add the hours together and divide by 30.
3. Once the two numbers above total 52, you can claim 1 year of work experience.