Hello,

I've got an question how does look the chances of an independent class applicant
regarding the new rules which are going to be implemented in 2002'nd yr.

The person has a MA degree in marketing which was been earned during part time
studies, but it's an equivalent to the same course earned in a 5 yrs long full time
studies period. During the studies this person was employed in several companies
working usually as wholesale/producer sales representative, but he frequently changed
his employer (12 times) and almost all of those periods were 3-month-long after which
he usually had changed company, or made a break in employment. So, he was a classical
'jumper'. All of his employment periods if totalled, make circa 3 years worked.
Recently he's a student at full time English Philology (English Studies) course which
ends with BA degree after 3 years of study. He uses English with fluency both written
and spoken (Cambridge 'advanced' level or higher), but knows no word in French. He's
in his half-twenties.

So there's the question... Does those short periods of work may be considered as an
acceptable work experience? Any chances for the visa? How do you think?

Thanks in advance.

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Janusz Kesik Aero Club of Czestochowa, Poland [email protected]

You didn't provide enough information to even guess what your chances may be. You may
contact me directly for free evaluation of your qualifications and chances.

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Andrew Miller Immigration Consultant Vancouver, British Columbia email:
[email protected] (delete REMOVE and INVALID from the above address before
sending email)
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