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Apanhwar

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Apr 13, 2018
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Hi everyone :-)
I have done B.E in electrical engineering (honours) 4 years but i could not get job in this field so no experience, beside i did B.A in political science duration 1year then i did B.ED bachelors in education 1year through distance learning, and i am working as a primary school teacher since last 3.5years.

My questions are.
Can i claim experience points as engineering profession i dnt have experience but as a teacher i have 3.5year experience and a degree in education?

Now Do i need only ielts good score to apply EE?

Thank you
 
Apanhwar said:
Hi everyone :)
I have done B.E in electrical engineering (honours) 4 years but i could not get job in this field so no experience, beside i did B.A in political science duration 1year then i did B.ED bachelors in education 1year through distance learning, and i am working as a primary school teacher since last 3.5years.

My questions are.
Can i claim experience points as engineering profession i dnt have experience but as a teacher i have 3.5year experience and a degree in education?

Now Do i need only ielts good score to apply EE?

Thank you
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Your question is quite confusing as you are asking about claiming points as an engineering profession, whereas you have no such work experience. You can claim points for your Engineering degree though.

Also, you need IELTS and ECA to create the EE profile.
 
Maverick28 said:
Your question is quite confusing as you are asking about claiming points as an engineering profession, whereas you have no such work experience. You can claim points for your Engineering degree though.

Also, you need IELTS and ECA to create the EE profile.
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Thanks dear for quick response.
See i dnt have experience in my field though i can claim points for engineering qualifications only,
But for paid work experience can i claim my primary school teacher experience that is around 3.5years?
 
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