Hello. I'm working in Canada and I started creating my profile and I have some doubts regarding the Work History section. I've read other similar posts but they mostly seem to be about the "post-ITA" stage where I believe they ask for a "Personal History".
I'm applying under Federal Skilled with NOC B and in my work history:
- I have 3 jobs related to my primary occupation (Graphic Designer),
- several minor and temporary jobs non-related to this NOC (such as Farm-Hand worker, Housekeeping Room Attendant),
- and my current job in Canada which is also NOC B but in a different field (Hotel Executive Housekeeper - been just a couple of months on this job) for which I have a Job offer and LMIA approved.
Should I include them all or just the jobs that demonstrate my experience on the NOC of my primary occupation + my current one? if so, should I include the minor ones later in that "Personal History" if I receive an ITA?
My main concern is that if I don't include them all now then It may be taken negatively as if I omitted information on purpose. I've done several applications before for work permits and I've always written down everything so that's why I'm a bit confused right now.
Thanks, guys!
I'm applying under Federal Skilled with NOC B and in my work history:
- I have 3 jobs related to my primary occupation (Graphic Designer),
- several minor and temporary jobs non-related to this NOC (such as Farm-Hand worker, Housekeeping Room Attendant),
- and my current job in Canada which is also NOC B but in a different field (Hotel Executive Housekeeper - been just a couple of months on this job) for which I have a Job offer and LMIA approved.
Should I include them all or just the jobs that demonstrate my experience on the NOC of my primary occupation + my current one? if so, should I include the minor ones later in that "Personal History" if I receive an ITA?
My main concern is that if I don't include them all now then It may be taken negatively as if I omitted information on purpose. I've done several applications before for work permits and I've always written down everything so that's why I'm a bit confused right now.
Thanks, guys!