What is a career assessment?

When applying for Australian immigration, because the Australian Immigration Bureau does not know your work situation and academic qualifications, and the evaluation standards in Australia and other countries are different, the Australian Immigration Bureau commissioned a professional agency to A detailed assessment will be conducted on the applicant, and a career assessment certificate will be issued as long as the requirements are met. With this certificate, the Australian Immigration Bureau will know whether you meet their requirements.

Please note here that not only Australian international students can apply for Australian skilled immigrants. People with domestic academic qualifications and have never been to Australia can also apply for Australian skilled immigrants as long as they meet the requirements!

Australian skilled immigrants must pass a career assessment proposed by the relevant Australian professional agencies before submitting an immigration application. This is a very important link.

There are hundreds of occupations listed on the Australian Occupation List. Each occupation corresponds to a relevant career assessment agency. The career assessment requirements for each occupation are different, so different occupations must be analyzed according to the situation. . For example, an applicant majoring in engineering can pass the career assessment without work experience as long as he or she has a bachelor's degree in engineering. However, for an applicant majoring in IT, if he wants to pass the career assessment, he must accumulate a minimum of 100 points after graduation. One year of IT work experience is required to pass the career assessment.

There are dozens of career assessment agencies. Here are some of the more common career assessment agencies:

Australian Computer Society (ACS)

Engineers Australia ( EA)

Vocational Education and Training Assessment Service (VETASSESS)

CPA Australia (CPAA)

Trade Association of Australia (TRA)

Australian Institute of Managers (AIM)

Institute of Chartered Accountants of Australia (ICAA)

Institute of Accountants Australia (IPA)

Australian Architectural Licensing Council Ltd. (AACA)

National Agreement on Translator Accreditation (NAATI),

Australian Dental Council (ADC).

Etc.

Each evaluation agency has different evaluation procedures, requirements, materials and review times.

“/zd/ym”