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working full time after submitting my dissertation

Post by eddy123 » Tue Feb 16, 2010 10:41 pm

i have been working full time after submitting my dissertation .
does that mean i need to present a letter from my institution to show i completed my dissert b4 working full time during holidays and my certificate to apply for psw .
someone clarify me

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Re: working full time after submitting my dissertation

Post by ash786 » Tue Feb 16, 2010 11:26 pm

eddy123 wrote:i have been working full time after submitting my dissertation .
does that mean i need to present a letter from my institution to show i completed my dissert b4 working full time during holidays and my certificate to apply for psw .
someone clarify me
1. NO u do not need any letter regarding this.
2. Once u submitted u dissertation then u can work full time (assuming that u r not required to attend u uni).

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Post by PSWApplicant » Wed Feb 17, 2010 10:33 am

Eddy, Here is what the FAQ says - "You can continue working full time when your studies are completed for a period of four months or until your visa expires, whichever is sooner, whilst waiting for your examination results, prior to attending your graduation ceremony or before commencement of your new course."

I don't think there is a need to show any documentary evidence.

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