Skills Assessment
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Cooks and Hairdressers back to Skilled Migration
Recently South Australian State Government announced that 18 high demanding occupations including Cooks and Hairdressers are included on their SNOL (State Nomination Occupation List). This means Cooks …ANMAC announces new Resources available to assist with the skills assessment process for enrolled nurses that preparing to apply for Australian PR
New Resources are available on the ANMAC website to assist applicants and Registered Migration Agents to prepare skills assessments for Enrolled Nurses. This is in response to the large number of …Australian ICT Graduates – one day could cost $12,000 and one year of your life! Get your ACS skills assessment in before the 15 January 2014!
The ACS has announced changes to skills assessments that will effect Australian ICT graduates! The skills assessment criteria up until the 14 Jan 2014 does not require any experience for Australian …Skills assessments for Enrolled Nurses and Registered Nurses - ANMAC announces process changes!
The Australian Nursing and Midwifery Accreditation Council (ANMAC) is the body authorised to do skills assessments for Australian migration purposes. On 17 September 2013 ANMAC has sent the following …Enrolled Nurses new skills assessment has been released by ANMAC! This opens pathways for Enrolled Nurses to apply for Australian visas!
Enrolled Nurses already registered in Australia can apply for a Migration Skills Assessment from ANMAC from 1 July 2013. Key points are: English - The applicant must achieve a score of 7 in all bands …Welfare Workers, Cooks, Bakers and more! SA international grads with full skills assessments sponsored through off-list – Are you on the list?
Immigration SA has widened the state sponsorship criteria for off-list nominations. SA State sponsorship is no longer restricted to students who graduated within the last six months. All international …233% Fees increase for Migration Skills Assessment by Trades Recognition Australia (TRA)
Increases to the fees charged for skills assessments have been announced. From the 6 May 2013 the cost of an Australian Migration Skills Assessment has been raised from $300 to $1000. Trades …