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Thanks for the help! :D

Thanks very much for the time and help! Just to clarify......accumulating 1560 hours (in a part time role) over a period of say, three years, would be considered an adequate amount? Thankyou again!

Did you ever make any progress with this? I am in the same boat with Instructing. Thanks

Hi there, I am wondering in you can give me some clarification on phrases used in the guide to express entry for FSWP. I am working in a Class B Skilled Trade NOC 5254 – ski and snowboard instructor. I am currently about to travel to Canada on my second approved LMIA visa in the past two...

And you need 52 weeks to be classified as full time over 2 years if you are using equivalent part time experience? That helps heaps. thank you very much :)

Hi there, I am wondering in you can give me some clarification on phrases used in the guide to express entry for FSWP. I am working in a Class B Skilled Trade NOC 5254 – ski and snowboard instructor. I am currently about to travel to Canada on my second approved LMIA visa in the past two...

Yeah, I have seen that 30 hours per week is classed as full time, and that you can count your part time equivalent over a longer period of time. Still unsure as to why you would divide your part time hours by 30 to give you the full time equivalent

Thanks, I'm just trying to get clarification on what I am already thinking more than anything. One last question I promise...why does dividing by 30 give you the full time equivalent (This I haven't seen anywhere) Thanks again

Aha I see. Thanks for clearing that up. The issue then is what is considered full time work? From my research it looks to be 30+ hours per week. Because of the industry we work in hours are not guaranteed and depend on business volumes. For example some quiet weeks we can work about 15 hours...

I am working as an instructor full time, the issue is, not in Canada. I spend the winters up in Canada and the "summers" in the southern hemisphere in New Zealand. I just find it odd that it can be listed on the FSWP but it is impossible to meet the criteria for it based off the position online.

Hi there, I'm wondering if anyone can give me any information on applying for PR through express entry and the skilled workers program I teach skiing on a full time basis (seasonally) and can see that the occupation is on the list as Class B NOC Code 5254. Looking through the requirements it...