CEC work experience

[JinandMango]

Hey experts,

So I got my PGWP in December 2015, so I will technically have 2 years experience in upcoming December.
But I needed to find a new job last year so there's 2 months gap between my old job and a new job.
I've been working 40 hours a week which is far more than CEC's 30hrs a week requirement.

I will be able to fulfill the required hours (1560*2=3120 hrs) this December, I have been working for 2 years-period, but I technically worked 22 months, not 24 months.

It's really hard to put in words but I hope you can understand my situation.

 

[DelPiero07]

Hey experts,

So I got my PGWP in December 2015, so I will technically have 2 years experience in upcoming December.
But I needed to find a new job last year so there's 2 months gap between my old job and a new job.
I've been working 40 hours a week which is far more than CEC's 30hrs a week requirement.

I will be able to fulfill the required hours (1560*2=3120 hrs) this December, I have been working for 2 years-period, but I technically worked 22 months, not 24 months.

It's really hard to put in words but I hope you can understand my situation.

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/cec-work-experience.509815/

 

[scylla]

Hey experts,

So I got my PGWP in December 2015, so I will technically have 2 years experience in upcoming December.
But I needed to find a new job last year so there's 2 months gap between my old job and a new job.
I've been working 40 hours a week which is far more than CEC's 30hrs a week requirement.

I will be able to fulfill the required hours (1560*2=3120 hrs) this December, I have been working for 2 years-period, but I technically worked 22 months, not 24 months.

It's really hard to put in words but I hope you can understand my situation.

No - you won't be able to count this as two years of work experience. This will be counted as one year of work experience.