I am about to send the supporting documents for 47 SK to the translator.
Obviously for financial reasons I would like to keep the number of
documents to be translated down.
Do I have to add supporting documents for employers who are listed on
the curriculum vitae but aren't relevant for skills assessment or recent
or specific work experience?
I have been with the same company for the last 15 years and have an
English reference from them, and I have the documents I had translated
for the skills assessment, but for anything in between that I thought it
would be enough to list the employers with adress and telephone/fax
numbers (I'm not sure if they are all still existant) and a short job
description.
Would that be o.k. for ASPC? Would appreciate your views!
Lavinia
George Lombard - 28 Nov 2003 19:45 GMT
Hi Lavinia,
It depends on the documents and what you're trying to prove...
cheers
George Lombard
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Lavinia - 28 Nov 2003 20:27 GMT
George,
when I apply I have to show that I actually worked as office manager,
which I did during the last 15 years with my company.
The work references I have from the time before that don't relate to
that.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but in both Booklet No. 6 and the application
form they ask for work references in relation to your recent or specific
work experience and they ask for a curriculum, but above that they don't
ask for work references . Or did I miss something?
Regards
Lavinia