canadian experience points(40) for two full time jobs

[kiran_6sb]

Hello guys,

I have a quick question regarding canadian experience points of 40 .

I have worked on NOc 2282 from feb 1 2014 to Dec 15 2014 and NOC 2171 from Dec 16 2014 to Present .

Ill be finishing 1 ye ar full time experince on feb1 ,my question will I get the canadian experience points (40) for my experience as it is in 2 different NOCs but both are skilled.

Thanks in advance

 

[vic2014]

It has be one year of continuous, full-time, work (minimum 30 hours a week).

You're certainly eligible to create an EE profile, but won't be awarded experience points unless it's one year, full-time, continuous work in one qualifying NOC.

 

[kiran_6sb]

hey vic,

are you sure about it as there is no where mentioned that you have work in 1 year in a NOC .They just told you need to have 1 year skilled continuous Canadian experience to get 40 points.??

 

[kiran_6sb]

can anyone clarify on this please

 

[jes_ON]

agreed, I have not yet found that in the ministerial instructions, however, that appears to be the way the online EE application has been designed.

 

[kiran_6sb]

Does it show the full points after completing the EE profile ...im trying to create a dummy profile and check.

But that doesnt make any sense they have only told 1 year of skilled canadian experience .I have also checked the official CRS calculatoreven it asked for 1 year skilled experience.

 

[mf4361]

http://www.gazette.gc.ca/rp-pr/p1/2014/2014-12-01-x10/html/extra10-eng.php

Gazette 15. (3)

(b) consists of continuous full-time work experience or the full-time equivalent for part-time work experience; and

 

[kiran_6sb]

Hello bud,

Thanks for sending me the link .Suppose if i work continusoly for 10 month in NOC B(2282) and 2 months in NOC B(2281) .Will i get 40 points for canadian experience.

 

[mtnx]

My understanding, based on experience with my own profile, is that the way the system is designed, it looks at the NOC of the Primary Occupation.

Only when I had 1 year of experience with same NOC code of primary occupation that I got the 40 points.

 

[mf4361]

My understanding, based on experience with my own profile, is that the way the system is designed, it looks at the NOC of the Primary Occupation.

I agree. Per CIC, everything before receipt of actual application (after ITA issued) are computer codes, no human is involved.

 

[sidaktoronto]

I have a similar case i had a job from jan 2014 to 12 dec 2014 then my next job started 5 jan 2015 which is my current job both of them have same noc but i am not sure will they be considered continuous or not ??

 

[doubleym]

I have a similar case i had a job from jan 2014 to 12 dec 2014 then my next job started 5 jan 2015 which is my current job both of them have same noc but i am not sure will they be considered continuous or not ??

They may have the same NOCs but I'm unsure if the system would count them? If you are able to create a profile do it and see what results you get.