Continuous foreign experience

[ananthu852]

Hello team

Back home i have non continuous experience, 6 months as an engineer then 5 months gap and then another 7 months as an engineer. Can i combine these and claim points for this under cec or any other streams, also what exactly is "skill transferability".

 

[Naturgrl]

For FSW, no. CEC, yes

 

[ananthu852]

For FSW, no. CEC, yes

Thank you bro, also I'm currently working as a machinist 72100, will that give me any advantage. My company is willing to give me all other paperwork except employer form.

 

[Naturgrl]

Thank you bro, also I'm currently working as a machinist 72100, will that give me any advantage. My company is willing to give me all other paperwork except employer form.

So are you eligible for CEC or FSW. What is your CRS score? Fluent in French? Your NOC is under trades but hasn't been a trades draw in a long time.

 

[ananthu852]

So are you eligible for CEC or FSW. What is your CRS score? Fluent in French? Your NOC is under trades but hasn't been a trades draw in a long time.

Yes I'm eligible for cec but not for fsw as i don't have "continuous" experience in india, think French is the only way now bro

 

[Naturgrl]

Yes I'm eligible for cec but not for fsw as i don't have "continuous" experience in india, think French is the only way now bro

So you don't need continuous foreign experience for CEC.

 

[ananthu852]

So you don't need continuous foreign experience for CEC.

I understand FSW is a no for me, but what about federal skilled trades program

 

[Naturgrl]

I understand FSW is a no for me, but what about federal skilled trades program

If you are eligible for CEC then no need to be eligible for FSW. You count your foreign experience. FST draw hasn't happened in years. And category trade draws have not in a while either but will depend on your score.