Go to Australia to learn chef TAFE.

-Friend, I saw you posting for help about being stupid ... Khan. I gave you the answer. Please answer it again. You shouldn't learn from western chefs. In March and April (2009), the Immigration Bureau will issue a new MODL. At that time, the western chef may (in fact, it is more likely) be removed from the MODL, so people of your age will emigrate in the future.

During this period, I hope to remind netizens that Australia's current economic crisis policy is tightening, and try not to choose western food, western food, hairdressing and accounting. If something goes wrong, it will be bad in the future.

Supplementary answer:

One.

1) If you transfer to an undergraduate course, 2+2, and also study hotel management, you will rise to 34 years old. In this way, your immigration score has not changed ... undergraduate course, TAFE will add 5 points to your academic performance. ....

2) If you directly apply for graduate school, it is certainly feasible. According to your situation, there is no problem with the bachelor degree. The problem is that you finished your graduate studies alone ... and your academic performance is still 5 points. Because you have studied undergraduate and postgraduate studies in Australia for at least two years, and postgraduate studies for at least one year. If you meet such conditions, you can add 15 points to your academic performance ... think about it carefully.

Two.

A: Of course there is no problem in theory. In general, it is free to transfer classes before the main course in public colleges. Of course, we need to make sure that this course has a place. Now TAFE's top courses (CSL in this case) have been reduced. It is estimated that under this premise, jobs in many public schools will be tight. It is still unknown whether there are places when changing shifts. In addition, most public schools are free to change classes before the start of school. Because students in different schools have different terms and regulations, you'd better look for the school handbook and take a closer look at the terms related to class change. I remember that we sent a student to Kai Meng Si and charged a transfer fee of 150 USD after the course started. The student was confused, so we read the student handbook.