Adrian Robson

I'm just about to start putting together my documents to send off to the ACS. A few days ago I read a post that highlighted the types of information I should be sending to them, but I have just spent the last hour searching for it but can no longer find it! Can someone give me an idea of exactly what documents I should be sending to them. I recently read that somebodys assessment was delayed until they sent a list of modules studied on their degree. I would never have thought about sending that, and that's why I want to make sure I get it right first time.

Many Thanks,

Adrian Robson

Chris Love

Adrian,

You should be looking at sending certified copies of all of the following:-

- CV
- references covering a minimum of 3 years post-graduate work (these should be
detailed, including specific work you have done, languages you know etc.).
- your degree certificate
- your degree transcript (this is the "list of modules" you referred to) - contact
your university who should supply you with one for a small fee.
- birth certificate or passport
- and the ACS application form and payment of course

I assume you've had a look at the information available on the ACS website? If not,
pay a visit to http://www.acs.org.au/national/accre...os-credit.html

Good luck,

Cheers,

Chris

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robert.firth

Hi Adrian

On the ACS website it has a full list of what you need www.acs.org.au

When my partner sent of for his skills assessment, he inclusded the following -

1. Certified copy of degree certificate.
2. Cert copy of all the modules/areas studied as part of degree course - you write to
your uni for this.
3. Proof of relevant work experinence, in the form of references from work.
4. CV - I think or that might have been our visa!?!

I think they were the main things, hope this helps, good luck

kate

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alms

Also include descriptions and certified copies of documentation substantiating
professional development activities - formal courses, in-house/employment based
training, personal study (ie buying manuals and teaching yourself).

Regards

Glenn Newton Managing Director Australian Labour Market ABN 25 087 036 888 Registered
Training Organisation 6617 Registered Migration Agent 0100027 Member Migration
Institute of Australia 1125 PO Box 300, DICKSON ACT 2602, Australia Telephone 02 6255
0307 Mobile 0416 159 037 Fax 02 6255 0313 Email [email protected] Internet
http://www.alms.com.au

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