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PRheello

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I did my masters in electronics and communication. My subjects are related to chip design and includes programming. Im currently working as device QA tester can I apply for PR under Electronics and electrical engineer -2133. Should I not mention my current job instead, go with my previous jobs (which are in field of EE)? How should I go further with this, can someone help me?
 
PRheello said:
I did my masters in electronics and communication. My subjects are related to chip design and includes programming. Im currently working as device QA tester can I apply for PR under Electronics and electrical engineer -2133. Should I not mention my current job instead, go with my previous jobs (which are in field of EE)? How should I go further with this, can someone help me?
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Yes you can apply under 2133.
 
you can choose any noc in which you have one year continuous experience within the past 10 yrs as primary noc.
 
I didn't work continuously for one year in a job, I switched the jobs. I worked for 7 months in one job and 8 months in another one, would this be OK? they are related to the Electronics and Electrical field,i.e. 2133. @navinball @mr.preetsingh.
 
PRheello said:
I didn't work continuously for one year in a job, I switched the jobs. I worked for 7 months in one job and 8 months in another one, would this be OK? they are related to the Electronics and Electrical field,i.e. 2133. @navinball @mr.preetsingh.
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It is not ok if there is a break in continuity and you are a FSW applicant
 
Then a break in continuity would make your profile ineligible.
 
DelPiero07 said:
Then a break in continuity would make your profile ineligible.
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But the website says this
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to be eligible for permanent residence under the Canadian Experience Class you must have completed, within the three years before you apply, at least:

  • 12 months of full-time work:
    • 30 hours/week for 12 months = 1 year full time (1,560 hours), OR
  • equal amount in part-time hours, such as:
    • 15 hours/week for 24 months = 1 year full time (1,560 hours)
    • 30 hours/week for 12 months at more than 1 job = 1 year full time (1,560 hours)" they did not mention any continuous job for 12 months?
 
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