CEC Experience Calculation

[Nav_S]

Hi Guys, I have been working 40 hours a week after my graduation from April 15. So technically, I will complete my Canadian experience in about 10 months(1560 hours), i.e end of Feb 2016.
Am I right in my calculation??
or CEC is entirely based on dates??

 

[confused1988]

I worked 8 months for a company then 11 months(current). I worked in 2 different NOC codes but both eligible. However, I got only 1 year worth of experience points. Waiting till the end of this month to see if i get 2 years because of 20 months with 40 hours a week.

 

[Nav_S]

But if my code remains same so the one year experience level will be reached in just 10 months??

 

[dlau9227]

no it has to be 1 full year, becaerful with unpaid vacation time off as well

 

[jes_ON]

Hi Guys, I have been working 40 hours a week after my graduation from April 15. So technically, I will complete my Canadian experience in about 10 months(1560 hours), i.e end of Feb 2016.
Am I right in my calculation??
or CEC is entirely based on dates??

You have to have 1 year of full-time experience, or the equivalent in part-time hours (1560 hours is the full-time equivalent for part-time workers). You are full-time so you don't calculate hours. You need 12 months/52 weeks before you are eligible...

 

[confused1988]

Will I get 2 years of points in EE profile if i worked 40 hours for 20 months ?

 

[scylla]

Will I get 2 years of points in EE profile if i worked 40 hours for 20 months ?

No - you will get points for 1 year only.

 

[A-man]

Will I get 2 years of points in EE profile if i worked 40 hours for 20 months ?

No, it has to be 24 months.