How to calculate the working experience of skilled immigrants in Australia

First of all, the evaluation criteria of each profession are not necessarily the same, so you need to make relevant career evaluation according to your occupation. For many occupations, Australian immigrants believe that if they have not been engaged in this industry all the time, they may face the objective fact that their technical proficiency is reduced, such as computers or EVT. For the evaluation of work experience in these occupations, it is necessary to have at least one year's work experience, and it is best not to have intermittent situations. At the same time, it is necessary to reduce at least one year's work experience as the evaluation standard.

Secondly, if you have the qualification certificate of the relevant occupation, but have not been engaged in the relevant industry of this occupation, then the Australian official thinks that this certificate can only prove that you have learned this technology, and it does not mean that you have work experience and may not be able to do it. This is a very objective evaluation. Although we know some skills and have the qualification certificate, if we are engaged in other unrelated industries, the skills we have learned are often not practical, that is, we will not do it. Such as accounting, engineering, etc.

Finally, there is an age limit for work experience, and Australia only recognizes work experience within ten years. As the saying goes, if you don't be a novice for three days, you will be born if you don't do technology for three years. If you use a period of work experience more than ten years ago to prove your job evaluation, the Australian Immigration Bureau will not recognize it. You only need to provide ten years of work experience. In addition, part-time work experience is also difficult to be recognized. According to the official requirements, you can only really engage in this job if you work at least 20 hours a week, and you can also accumulate work experience for assessment.