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21st April 2017, 01:28 AM
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How to treat Recognised Work Experience for SMC
Hi all apologies in advance this is long! If anyone can help with this that would be great.
I'm waiting on my IQA Report. I have a job offer Digital Media Designer which closely matches Multimedia Designer on the List of Skilled Occupations. And my EOI is nearly there.
My question is around the points I claiming for Recognised Work Experience and how to structure it. I was self-employed as a Digital Media Designer/Producer but also contracted buy two different colleges.
2006 - 2007 Worked F/T for almost a year as an Audio / Visual Assistant to a Senior Lecturer in a IT college
2007 - 2012 Worked as an independent contractor for tow different colleges as a Digital Media Designer / Producer. 90% of my work was done through both colleges. To add, as I was self-employed during that time I also worked on other projects outside of the colleges.
I was back working for one of the colleges again in 2015-2016 as a P/T employee Multimedia Learning Support Tutor and then went to New Zealand for 7 months travelling and dip my toe in.
I'm just not sure what's the best way to present it!?
In my EOI I have it all separate except I didn't add a self-employed section. For example should I submit this experience separately (i.e type of work being Independent Contractor) for the two different colleges and create another self-employed section for myself. Or, alternatively just include everything I did under being self-employed and all contracts and all other work outside of the colleges included in "Please indicate why you believe this work experience should be recognised".
Originally, I thought it looked better with both contracts for the colleges treated separately . I have no problem getting references from these educational institutions which is great. Sourcing contracts might be another story! I just want to send my EOI the best way I can which makes it easier down the line for the ITA when I get it please god!
Any help greatly appreciated.
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