Accepted skills in Aus
Aug 4th 2005, 7:00 pm
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Accepted skills in Aus
Can anyone tell me the process my 22 year old son would have to go through to get a job in Aus. We have RRV's and going back next year but having qualified in the UNK with City and Guilds Craftmason would this be relevant in Aus or would he have to take a test to enable him to work his trade there - Queensland is where we are aiming for.The Poet
Aug 4th 2005, 7:35 pm
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Re: Accepted skills in Aus
Originally Posted by BESWETAJ
Can anyone tell me the process my 22 year old son would have to go through to get a job in Aus. We have RRV's and going back next year but having qualified in the UNK with City and Guilds Craftmason would this be relevant in Aus or would he have to take a test to enable him to work his trade there - Queensland is where we are aiming for.The Poet
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Aug 4th 2005, 10:10 pm
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Re: Accepted skills in Aus
Originally Posted by Grayling
He would need to get his own visa basically. He would, therefore, need acceptable qualifications.
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They say they have RRVs - provided RRVs are valid (and that the son has his own), he doesn't need to get a skilled visa.
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Aug 5th 2005, 7:16 am
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Re: Accepted skills in Aus
Originally Posted by JAJ
Grayling
They say they have RRVs - provided RRVs are valid (and that the son has his own), he doesn't need to get a skilled visa.
Jeremy
They say they have RRVs - provided RRVs are valid (and that the son has his own), he doesn't need to get a skilled visa.
Jeremy
Just re read it
I had assumed (wrongly) that he did not have a visa.G
Aug 5th 2005, 5:51 pm
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Re: Accepted skills in Aus
Originally Posted by Grayling
Yes Jeremy
Just re read it I had assumed (wrongly) that he did not have a visa.
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Just re read it
I had assumed (wrongly) that he did not have a visa.G
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Aug 5th 2005, 11:28 pm
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Re: Accepted skills in Aus
Originally Posted by BESWETAJ
Thanks for advice, have I got it right, we all have RRV's so bascially my son could go to Qland and start with a building firm straight away without taking any trade test in Aus.
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Having an RRV just means he can live/work in Australia - he must still comply with any registration requirements that exist in Queensland for his trade.
Jeremy
