Is 1 year fulltime (or FTE) skilled work IN CANADA worth 19 points for FSW ???

[waxweasel]

Just wondering if it is possible that having 1 year of skilled, continuous Full-time or full-time EQUIV (in part-time hours) at NOC level 0,A or B IN CANADA can really be worth a whole 19 points ? ie. 9 points for 1-year of FTE skilled work experience (5 years ago), and then simultaneously... 10 points for Canadian Adaptability (for having 1 YEAR skilled FTE in Canada) ????

That just seems a little disproportionate to me... however I may have this exactly....


I have 2 years part-time (FTE > 1750 HOURS) , continuous, skilled work experience (at NOC level A) IN CANADA! .

So now I am wondering if that 2-year part-time job all on it's own will give me 19 points for FSW?? (ie. 10 for Canadian adaptability + 9 for 1-year of skilled work experience in the last 10 years)?

Could it really be possible that I have a whole 19 points right there? (It is more than the 1560 hours required for 1 year FTE value). If so, I will jump for joy, knowing that I have well over the 67 points, maybe even close to 80...

 

[mr.Hope]

you'll get 10 points for your adaptability for sure.
also, you fulfill the 1560 hours, so technically you should get the 9 too for the work experience.

note: as I said earlier, please get it clarified with seniors....

its better if you post it here
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/fsw-2013-applicants-timeline-lets-network-here-t146774.64695.html

 

[waxweasel]

Thanks,

I'll post it in that thread too.

So you think that the 10 points for Adaptability can definitely also be awarded for part-time work (if it's FTE) ??

 

[waxweasel]

^^

??

 

[waxweasel]

anyone know?

PMM>?

 

[waxweasel]

anybody??