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I need a urgent help on my foreign work experience

Shruthy

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Jul 16, 2017
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Hi all,
I require a help..really confused..
I have a total experience of 3.3 years in the same employer with same NOC code
The only problem is that I worked for 1.8 years and then had a year break then joined back and worked for 1.7 years.i do have a minimum eligibility for the FSWP stream of 1 year and full time. However my consultant is saying they cant count the months since Cic says it should be continous so can consider only 2 years only.. I am loosing my points here :(

My next question is when we create the express entry profile how the tool consider our total work experience points??? Crs tool in CIC website I had to enter my years of experience.

I am new here. Appreciate your time andresponses. Wish luck to all aspirants here..lovely group
 

Wandering Mind

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I'm not an expert on these matters but it appears to me that you've more than 3 years of total work experience and not just 2.

Good luck.

Edit: Just a suggestion - if you haven't already hired the consultant, just save your money and do it yourself. Express Entry is fairly easy and you've this forum if you get stuck with something.
 

Shruthy

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Jul 16, 2017
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Thanks.. Its a relief.. But my consultants were claiming I had a break of a year in between so can consider only 2 years. I just want to know when I create the EE profile, system consider points for 3 years when I input the dates with my break in bet.
 

Shruthy

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Jul 16, 2017
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Unfortunately I gave money to them.. We were concerned about documentation... In case we do a mistake, now I have a feeling I should have thought of that before. Such a wonderful opportunities available through forums..helpful people like you all
 

sal_g

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Nov 3, 2016
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it doesn't have to be continues that was the old system

Skilled work experience
Your work experience must be:

  • in the same type of job as your primary NOC
  • within the last 10 years
  • paid work (volunteer work, unpaid internships don’t count)
  • at skill type 0, or skill levels A or B of the 2011 National Occupational Classification (NOC)
  • at least 1 year (1,560 hours total / 30 hours per week), continuous:
    • full-time at 1 job: 30 hours/week for 12 months = 1 year full time (1,560 hours)
    • equal amount in part-time: 15 hours/week for 24 months = 1 year full time (1,560 hours)
    • full-time at more than 1 job: 30 hours/week for 12 months at more than 1 job = 1 year full time (1,560 hours)
You must show that you did the duties set out in the occupational description in the NOC. This includes most of the main duties listed.

If you can’t show that your work experience meets the description in the NOC, you aren’t eligible under this program.
 
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Shruthy

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Jul 16, 2017
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it doesn't have to be continues that was the old system
Oh ok
. So that means when I enter my employment details during ee profile creation they will provide me scores for my 3 years experience?? in consideration of my 1 year gap
 

sal_g

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Nov 3, 2016
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Oh ok
. So that means when I enter my employment details during ee profile creation they will provide me scores for my 3 years experience?? in consideration of my 1 year gap
it should be clear enough when you open an express entry and it should tell you to be eligible or not.
 

Shruthy

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Jul 16, 2017
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Got it. I am eligible.. I do have same NOC for 3.3 years with a year gap after 1.8 years continous service.. I am clear now, thanks a lot for your help..it was bit confusing..
 

Shruthy

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Jul 16, 2017
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Hi all,

My agents are still saying the EE system will only give me points for 2 years experience. :-(.. I am applying for FSW
My experience is 1.8 years then a year break then 1.7 years. All in same company and NOC. They say 8 months and 7 months cannot be considered since it dont meet a year and system pushes it and take only 2 years since I have a gap.

Anyone with such an experience.. I am getting lots of opinion.. People who had such instances or created Ee profile might know well..please help me clarifying. Thanks
 

comeafteralone

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Jul 14, 2017
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The best way to know is to enter your work experience as it is (input 2 work history records, one for each of the duration in the job) and the system will calculate your score for you...
 

Shruthy

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Jul 16, 2017
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The best way to know is to enter your work experience as it is (input 2 work history records, one for each of the duration in the job) and the system will calculate your score for you...
Yeah.. I guess thats the only way.. Instead of creating a Ee profile is there any way to calculate the work experience?! I am waiting for my Eca to create the profile
 

Jojii

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Jun 13, 2012
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NOC Code......
2133
Dear Shurthy.
The more people you ask, the more different type of answers you will get.
I have two suggestions for you.

1. I also worked for the same employer but halfway through my employment there was an organizational change and my position was renamed. So total experience of 4 years became: Position 1: 2.5 years, Position 2: 1.5 years. I submitted my EE profile and received correct points. I just reopened my profile and I can see that I have been given the points as if I have 4 years of experience. So don't be worried and go ahead.

2. Don't believe what your consultant or other are saying. Just go ahead and create an Express Entry profile. Complete it and submit it to see how many points you get. I am quite sure you will be assessed as 3 years of work experience.

A lot of people have breaks in their careers. Do you think they all will lose the months they worked in every job? The only requirement in terms of continuous work is minimum 1 year which you clearly fulfill.

PS. you consultant sounds stupid. just use him until the point you have paid him and ditch him.

Good luck.
 
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Shruthy

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Jul 16, 2017
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Dear Shurthy.
The more people you ask, the more different type of answers you will get.
I have two suggestions for you.

1. I also worked for the same employer but halfway through my employment there was an organizational change and my position was renamed. So total experience of 4 years became: Position 1: 2.5 years, Position 2: 1.5 years. I submitted my EE profile and received correct points. I just reopened my profile and I can see that I have been given the points as if I have 4 years of experience. So don't be worried and go ahead.

2. Don't believe what your consultant or other are saying. Just go ahead and create an Express Entry profile. Complete it and submit it to see how many points you get. I am quite sure you will be assessed as 3 years of work experience.

A lot of people have breaks in their careers. Do you think they all will lose the months they worked in every job? The only requirement in terms of continuous work is minimum 1 year which you clearly fulfill.

PS. you consultant sounds stupid. just use him until the point you have paid him and ditch him.

Good luck.
Yeah.. Thats what make me think..we all working soo hard and it make really upset if those cant be counted and we loose points instead..I am going to wait fingers crossed.. Lets see If get those points.. Thanks joji for providing hope
 

pino1130

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May 22, 2017
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Dear Shurthy.
The more people you ask, the more different type of answers you will get.
I have two suggestions for you.

1. I also worked for the same employer but halfway through my employment there was an organizational change and my position was renamed. So total experience of 4 years became: Position 1: 2.5 years, Position 2: 1.5 years. I submitted my EE profile and received correct points. I just reopened my profile and I can see that I have been given the points as if I have 4 years of experience. So don't be worried and go ahead.

2. Don't believe what your consultant or other are saying. Just go ahead and create an Express Entry profile. Complete it and submit it to see how many points you get. I am quite sure you will be assessed as 3 years of work experience.

A lot of people have breaks in their careers. Do you think they all will lose the months they worked in every job? The only requirement in terms of continuous work is minimum 1 year which you clearly fulfill.

PS. you consultant sounds stupid. just use him until the point you have paid him and ditch him.

Good luck.
Dear,
I have 4 months of work in my 1st job and continuous 13 months of work in my 2nd job. Is it eligible to count 1 year continuous? I got ITA already. Thanks heaps!
 
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Shruthy

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Dear,
I have 4 months of work in my 1st job and continuous 13 months of work in my 2nd job. Is it eligible to count 1 year continuous? I got ITA already. Thanks heaps!
Wow.. Congrats..best wishes. single applicant? I feel you good to go.. But leave it others since I am just a newbea here