Part time work information and T4

[Kundalr]

I used to work part time while studying and during summer break. Do i need to include this information in my application. i was gas pump attendant at gas station. there is no NOC code for this.

I do have T4's from them.

Please advise thanks!

 

[jes_ON]

All occupations can be classified using the NOC, of course there is an NOC code for it - 6621
http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/noc/english/noc/2011/ProfileKeyword.aspx?val=6&val1=6621&val11=gas+bar+attendant&val12=0&val13=0&val14=&val15=0&val16=0

It doesn't "count" because it apparently was pre-graduation as well as unskilled. You do need to mention it in your Background Declaration, but not on the Schedule 8 - Economic class - Canadian Experience Class form. If this experience was in the past 3 years and you don't have a Letter of Employment, include a written statement saying that you don't have a Letter of Employment for this position because it was unskilled and pre-graduation...

 

[Kundalr]

so should i submit T4s too? this is quiet confusing as per website they are saying that off-campus work permit experience does not count

 

[Kundalr]

seniors please advise, Thanks!

 

[Kaur13]

I used to work part time while studying and during summer break. Do i need to include this information in my application. i was gas pump attendant at gas station. there is no NOC code for this.

I do have T4's from them.

Please advise thanks!

You should include only work experience that you have gained after graduation (Graduation Work Permit). Co-op terms, apprenticeships and any part time job completed before graduating (before graduation work permit) do not count as skilled work experience. I hope this explanation will answer your question

 

[Kundalr]

This is getting confusing now. Response are not matching. I need more votes.

Thanks!

 

[jes_ON]

You don't say when you worked at the gas station - you only need to submit the MOST RECENT T4s and NOAs (e.g. 2011). If you have a T4 for 2011 from the gas station, then YES, submit it.