Is the NAATI certification course really as simple as immigration plus 5 points?

NAATI, whose full name is National Translator and Interpreter Certification Body, is the national standard and certification body for translation and interpretation in Australia. It is also the only certification body that inspects people who want to work in Australia with zero balance. NAATI is headquartered in Canberra, but has offices and services in every state or region in Australia.

From the perspective of immigration, NAATI can provide two services: vocational and technical assessment and community language recognition. So how do you get these two crucial certifications? There are several ways.

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Information manual

A passed the NAATI certification exam.

Booklet A- pass the test certification

Complete translation or interpretation courses at an Australian educational institution accredited by NAATI.

Booklet B-Australian Curriculum Certification

C overseas educational institutions have obtained a three-level certificate in translation or interpretation.

Booklet C- overseas qualification certification, professional associations

Membership or advanced status

Notary member of the International Association of Translators or Interpreters.

Certificate of exemption from credits for translation and interpretation

Add 5 points to skilled immigrants from the perspective of community language. Translation and interpretation can only pass what we generally call the second level (quasi-professional level). However, it should be noted that the second-level translation can only pass the NAATI certification exam. If you want to get extra points by registering for courses and passing NAATI's community language, you can only meet the requirements by reading Level 3, that is, the professional level. Similarly, passing the second-level interpretation can also get 5 points for community language.

As for the vocational and technical assessment, only level three, that is, above the professional level, can pass the NAATI skill assessment. For most of our international students, few of them passed the NAATI certification in the direct exam, and most of them passed the three-level translation or interpretation in the certification course.

The state government guarantee policy in Tasmania now attracts a large number of students, workers and investors to immigrate to Tasmania through state government guarantee. However, many students and friends who came from the island had applied for NAATI-certified courses before, but they didn't know that their courses could complete the vocational and technical evaluation if they met the requirements, thus completing the state-sponsored immigration. Especially now there is no accounting PY course in Tasmania, and more and more accounting graduates can choose this immigration shortcut.

For local students and friends in Tasmania, especially those majoring in business, the corresponding vocational and technical assessment after graduation requires work experience. However, it is not easy to find Australian fresh graduates and counterparts in related occupations. However, after graduation, international students can apply for a 485 PSW visa as long as they meet the requirements. If they enter the diploma course certified by NAATI, there is no visa risk. Finally, after successfully completing the course, you can pass the vocational and technical examination, IELTS can get four more sixes, the age is not less than 50 years old, the EOI score reaches 55 points (the qualified state government invites you to add 5 points to reach 60 points), and you can also achieve the purpose of immigration through 190 Tasmanian government guarantee.