Determine your eligibility- CEC ???

[donutbox]

I was reading this Determine your eligibility-Canadian Experience Class link, and a part of the requirement is :

"You must have at least 12 months of full-time, or an equal amount in part-time, skilled work experience. Full-time work means at least 30 hours of paid work per week."

From the above statement, 12 months (i.e. 52 weeks) at 30 hrs/week would be a total of 1560 hrs in 12 months

Suppose I was living and working full time in Canada for 10.5 months (i.e. 42 weeks) at 56 hrs/week (i.e. a total of 2352 hrs) would be able to claim that I (more than) did the equivalent of a 12 months full-time work in Canada and as such I would be eligible to apply for PR under Canadian Experience Class?

 

[scylla]

Suppose I was living and working full time in Canada for 10.5 months (i.e. 42 weeks) at 56 hrs/week (i.e. a total of 2352 hrs) would be able to claim that I (more than) did the equivalent of a 12 months full-time work in Canada and as such I would be eligible to apply for PR under Canadian Experience Class?

Unfortunately you don't qualify. Having the equivalent of 12 months of work won't be accepted. You must complete 12 actual months of work to qualify.

 

[donutbox]

Unfortunately you don't qualify. Having the equivalent of 12 months of work won't be accepted. You must complete 12 actual months of work to qualify.

Was hoping you wouldn't say that.....

 

[nishanpatel]

HELLO
I am planning to apply my PR under CEC class .please let me know i have two jobs falls under N0C

NOC A : FINANCIAL ADVISOR 1114

NOC B : INSURANCE ADVISOR 6231


I HAVE NINE MONTH EXPERIENCE IN FINANCIAL ADVISOR JOB

nd 3 months in insurance advisor job.

In NOC OCCC LIST NOC A MY FIRST JOB FINANCIAL ADVISOR IS NAMED AS INVESTMENT ADVISOR AS (1114).MY JOB DUTIES ARE 100% SAME THEY HAVE MENTION ON WEBSITE.

Does that make any impact on my eligibilty for CEC.

Also i dont have university degree.i have post secondary degree. does that make any changes but i have designation called canadian securities course.

Thanks

 

[scylla]

You should post your question to the CEC section of the forum.

 

[canadavisa13]

nishanpatel,please post your topic on the CEC section,there is restricted only to FSW,QSW and FST categories.