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Dipendra

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Dear friends i am planning to apply in FSW category under 2121 Biologists and Related Scientists.
Currently i am doing PhD in microbiology department since last 3 years and i have enough scientific publication.
I want to know that either i can put these 3 years as a research experience or not? because PhD is totally research base
So, how can i apply under this category?
Seniors please give some suggestions
Thank You
 
Dear,

I think yes you can. At HRSDC under 2121, it shows the below employment requirement, so if your bachelor or master is in biology then it is perfect match, if it is not, you still can apply considering these three years experience as discussed in similar cases in this forum and OP6 guide.

"Employment requirements

A bachelor's degree in biology or in a related discipline is required for biologists.
A master's or doctoral degree in biology or a related discipline is required for employment as a research scientist in biology.
Post-doctoral research experience is usually required before employment in academic departments or research institutions."

Cheers

Mezo
 
Thanks a lot mezo for your suggestions

Dipendra



Mezo2009 said:
Dear,

I think yes you can. At HRSDC under 2121, it shows the below employment requirement, so if your bachelor or master is in biology then it is perfect match, if it is not, you still can apply considering these three years experience as discussed in similar cases in this forum and OP6 guide.

"Employment requirements

A bachelor's degree in biology or in a related discipline is required for biologists.
A master's or doctoral degree in biology or a related discipline is required for employment as a research scientist in biology.
Post-doctoral research experience is usually required before employment in academic departments or research institutions."

Cheers

Mezo
 
Dear mezo i am still unclear that can i put my PhD duration as job experience to claim points for immigration process?? coz they mention that you need minimum 1 year experience to apply under this category. I am going to finish my PhD by this month.

Please need your suggestions

Thank You

Dipendra
South Korea

Dipendra said:
Thanks a lot mezo for your suggestions

Dipendra
 
Dipendra said:
Dear mezo i am still unclear that can i put my PhD duration as job experience to claim points for immigration process?? coz they mention that you need minimum 1 year experience to apply under this category. I am going to finish my PhD by this month.

Please need your suggestions

Thank You

Dipendra
South Korea
Is your research paid and indicates the number of hours you work.
If yes I think you are good to go.
Some seniors/experts might give you more idea on this.
 
Normally employed teaching or research assistant (for example, in U.S.) can be counted as half time. So your 3 years of research assistant can be counted as 1.5 years full time. I guess you need to submit your employment contract to justify your work experience.
 
Dear APP
Thanks for your information
Actually i am getting full scholarship from Prof. since last 3 years.
Is it ok to apply under this condition.
Please

Thanks Dipendra

App said:
Is your research paid and indicates the number of hours you work.
If yes I think you are good to go.
Some seniors/experts might give you more idea on this.
 
Dear the
i have 1 yr experience as a research assistant before started my PhD.
shall i count this also


the said:
Normally employed teaching or research assistant (for example, in U.S.) can be counted as half time. So your 3 years of research assistant can be counted as 1.5 years full time. I guess you need to submit your employment contract to justify your work experience.
 
Dipendra said:
Dear the
i have 1 yr experience as a research assistant before started my PhD.
shall i count this also

Yes of course. You can include this year. Also, if your TA experience during PhD is paid, or at least you can generate a reference letter to prove your research experience, then, you should be ok.


Cheers

Mezo
 
Hi Dipendra,

I think you should be fine
 
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