ACS guideline clarification
Jul 24th 2002, 11:45 am
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ACS guideline clarification
Hi
Needed some clarification:
*In the ACS guideline document, there are two headings:
1) MINIMUM AUSTRALIAN ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
2) SKILL LEVEL REQUIRED FOR VISA PURPOSES
What exactly is the difference between the two?
*With regards to the concept of major and sub major classification by ACS:
Is there any fixed way of defining a major and sub major ( in terms of % of IT subjects or presence of certain subjects)
e.g I am a MBA with specialisation in systems. Now how do I know where do I fit
(sub major I would suppose but isn't there a specific definition?)
cheers!!!
Needed some clarification:
*In the ACS guideline document, there are two headings:
1) MINIMUM AUSTRALIAN ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
2) SKILL LEVEL REQUIRED FOR VISA PURPOSES
What exactly is the difference between the two?
*With regards to the concept of major and sub major classification by ACS:
Is there any fixed way of defining a major and sub major ( in terms of % of IT subjects or presence of certain subjects)
e.g I am a MBA with specialisation in systems. Now how do I know where do I fit
(sub major I would suppose but isn't there a specific definition?)
cheers!!!
Jul 24th 2002, 2:24 pm
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Re: ACS guideline clarification
Originally posted by blahblah
I am a MBA with specialisation in systems. Now how do I know where do I fit (sub major I would suppose but isn't there a specific definition?)
I am a MBA with specialisation in systems. Now how do I know where do I fit (sub major I would suppose but isn't there a specific definition?)
Peter
