Do we still need to do "Skill Assessment" in 2024?
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Always informative mate. You are a true friend for all international community 🎉❤
Appreciated on your great comments
Please create a video about your insights why Masters Coursework Students and other current students that are no longer eligible for 485 (5% of the international students current population) were not given transition period by AU government.
5% of the current student population??? If you believe what has been said by DOHA you really are not seeing how disingenuous they are.
Much Appreciated your efforts. Your channel is a valuable source to us. Please keep it up. Thank you.
thanks for your wonderful words
That's because the skills assessment was always a money making service for the government. There are loop holes people go through dependent upon a job offer or it's only applicable where one migrates through their "own strength"... 👀It's just another "financial bubble", so to speak!
totally agree with you... why would people need it especially if you obtained qualification in AUSTRALIA already... WTF
I was study in Tafe Illawarra 3 years with advanced diploma in mechanical engineering and advanced welding course, after the course I got a full time jobs as welder. But I don’t have ielts score 6.0, I don’t have skill assessments and sure I can’t apply 485 visa and sure can’t be part of Australian society. How ever that why Holden closedown… Thankyou Australia immigration
Skill assessments like English tests are a big cake for Australia 🙃🙂
Skill assessment should not be required for people who studied in Australia. And you need to have ielts academics to apply for skills assessment with CPA.
Canadian PR does not require any skills assessment.
in fact, which country needs skill assessment??? perhaps only Australia
Professional year should be removed and they must add 2 years Australia education points that will help and promote aus education
Hi Carl,
I have completed a skills assessment as required for the EOI. Currently, I have approximately 3.1 years of work experience (in the same firm) after completing my MBA. However, VETASSESS has deducted one year of experience as a requirement for meeting the desired skill level, resulting in a total of 2.1 years being recognized.
My question is: when applying for the visa, should I list my work experience as 2.1 years, as assessed, or 3.1 years, as accumulated post-MBA? I have received conflicting information on this matter and would appreciate your assistance in clarifying it.
Very hard to tell without seeing your evidence
Don't see the point of it. Even when recognised it means nothing once you try to enter the workforce. Just a passport to get the visa doesn't verify your skills for the actual industry so even though coming In You are considered skilled..😢you are not
Exactly
Really? I am just thinking of doing a skill assessment for a 190 visa. Should I still do it?
for the current system, you still need to do it