What is DIMA's definition of work experience?
Oct 3rd 2002, 4:36 pm
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What is DIMA's definition of work experience?
Are therer any limitations on what constitues employmet (number of hours/week, salary etc)?
Oct 3rd 2002, 5:31 pm
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Re: What is DIMA's definition of work experience?
Originally posted by LI_Hokie:
Are therer any limitations on what constitues employmet (number of hours/week, salary etc)?
Are therer any limitations on what constitues employmet (number of hours/week, salary etc)?
Work experience for the purposes of skilled migration applications generally need to be:
1) skilled, which means an occupation on the SOL, and
2) paid, and
3) full-time (at least 20 hours per week)
Work limitations for full-time foreign students are a different matter.
Work limitations for working holiday makers are again not the same.
Work limitation for visitors on a tourist visa is absolute (i.e. no work allowed).
So there.
Peter
Oct 3rd 2002, 5:47 pm
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Re: What is DIMA's definition of work experience?
Originally posted by ptlabs:
What exactly are you referring to?
Work experience for the purposes of skilled migration applications generally need to be:
1) skilled, which means an occupation on the SOL, and
2) paid, and
3) full-time (at least 20 hours per week)
Work limitations for full-time foreign students are a different matter.
Work limitations for working holiday makers are again not the same.
Work limitation for visitors on a tourist visa is absolute (i.e. no work allowed).
So there.
Peter
What exactly are you referring to?
Work experience for the purposes of skilled migration applications generally need to be:
1) skilled, which means an occupation on the SOL, and
2) paid, and
3) full-time (at least 20 hours per week)
Work limitations for full-time foreign students are a different matter.
Work limitations for working holiday makers are again not the same.
Work limitation for visitors on a tourist visa is absolute (i.e. no work allowed).
So there.
Peter
