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Studentship As A Work Experience For Motherhood?

By taniaandjoshua October 27, 2020 8 answers Last updated October 27, 2020

Is it possible for my student years to be recognized as work experience for motherhood

Answers 8

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carpoolkaraoke answered · October 27, 2020

   No, during your student days you are state-supported and not only do you not pay taxes but you also spend state money. You can't be considered a taxpayer while you're spending, studying is not a job.

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1mystery6 answered · October 27, 2020

   No. Otherwise, most women would start their careers with 5 years of experience.

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pinkdiamond answered · October 27, 2020

   Not.

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goldenjayne answered · October 27, 2020

   There is no. In order to have the right to motherhood, you must have 2 years of continuous work experience, but studying does not count as such. It's stupid, but it's true.

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emily__petite answered · October 27, 2020

   Up to 4 It is not 2, but 1 year and it does not need to be continuous. You are mistaken for calculating motherhood, for which income is looked at for 2 years ago. If there are months for which there is no income, BGN 310 is counted. For reference: http://www.noi.bg/forusers/faq The site also has an e-mail to which they answer any questions and quite quickly to my surprise

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qrich answered · October 27, 2020

   Thanks a lot for all the feedback! :)

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james_trevino answered · October 27, 2020

   Up to 5, I may be mistaken, but in any case the study does not count as work experience not only for motherhood, but also in general. This is stupid, you are both studying and when the time comes to retire, you may not have enough work experience and in order to do that, you have to pay! In the end, it turns out that you were punished for studying! But this has nothing to do with the topic.

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canadiansouthpaw_20 answered · October 27, 2020

   I don't know about motherhood, but is there a way to pay your insurance for your student years and have it counted as insurance? Kind of buying it if you're missing something. Because 15 years ago almost no one had a work book, everything went black ... And so another year of experience is lost ..