Engineering degree
Jan 29th 2019 | 9:12 pm
#1
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Engineering degree
Hello,
Does anyone know if a bachelors degree from the UK is recognised in Australia.
Will a company hire you based on your qualifications based from the UK?
Does anyone know if a bachelors degree from the UK is recognised in Australia.
Will a company hire you based on your qualifications based from the UK?
Jan 29th 2019 | 9:57 pm
#2
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Joined: Nov 2006
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Re: Engineering degree
Should be OK.
If possible it might be an idea to get a CEng, since you should be able to directly transfer that into the Australian equivalent, meaning they don't have to think.
If possible it might be an idea to get a CEng, since you should be able to directly transfer that into the Australian equivalent, meaning they don't have to think.
Jan 30th 2019 | 3:43 pm
#4
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Re: Engineering degree
You need Washington Accord degree for PR.
Back in 2005 I remember having a choice of using Washington Accord Elec Eng or MBA. Validating MBA was cheapest.
Jan 31st 2019 | 6:46 am
#7
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From: Blue Mountains, NSW
Re: Engineering degree
Are you sure you don't? I've just had a look at the Engineers Australia site and to have an Engineering degree accredited (as opposed to engineering technologist), you would choose the Washington Accord pathway.
Choose Your Assessment Pathway - Engineers Australia
Obviously, it's been a while since Mr Dreamy had his accredited, so if you can show how this doesn't apply, it could help other engineering applicants.
Choose Your Assessment Pathway - Engineers Australia
Obviously, it's been a while since Mr Dreamy had his accredited, so if you can show how this doesn't apply, it could help other engineering applicants.
Jan 31st 2019 | 7:17 am
#8
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Posts: 79
Re: Engineering degree
Are you sure you don't? I've just had a look at the Engineers Australia site and to have an Engineering degree accredited (as opposed to engineering technologist), you would choose the Washington Accord pathway.
Choose Your Assessment Pathway - Engineers Australia
Obviously, it's been a while since Mr Dreamy had his accredited, so if you can show how this doesn't apply, it could help other engineering applicants.
Choose Your Assessment Pathway - Engineers Australia
Obviously, it's been a while since Mr Dreamy had his accredited, so if you can show how this doesn't apply, it could help other engineering applicants.
Jan 31st 2019 | 8:12 am
#9
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Re: Engineering degree
I’m just waiting for my visa and think I’m going to come over and stay for a month and see if I can secure employment.
do you / anyone have any suggestions for best place to go for opportunity’s, where’s best to get accommodation etc?
thank you
do you / anyone have any suggestions for best place to go for opportunity’s, where’s best to get accommodation etc?
thank you
Jan 31st 2019 | 9:14 am
#10
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Re: Engineering degree
Sydney or Melbourne if you want the pick of job opportunities.
Jan 31st 2019 | 9:22 am
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Re: Engineering degree
Thank you.
do you of any places I can find house shares of accommodation m?
do you of any places I can find house shares of accommodation m?
Jan 31st 2019 | 3:09 pm
#13
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From: Western Australia
Re: Engineering degree
Which visa have you applied for? You can't just come over for a visit and secure employment, you need to have your skills assessed and a visa in hand before an employer will give you a job.
Jan 31st 2019 | 7:42 pm
#14
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Re: Engineering degree
I made the application for working holiday visa, I’ve had no luck with applying from over here...
I hold a bachelors degree in Mech Eng...
I hold a bachelors degree in Mech Eng...
Feb 3rd 2019 | 7:24 am
#15
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From: Blue Mountains, NSW
Re: Engineering degree
You can gain PR on any of the 3 accords, as long as you can pass the skills assessment, your skill is on the skills list and you have enough points. Take me for example, i have been assessed as an Engineering technologist, i was assessed under the sydney accord. Engineeeing technologist is on the MLTSSL, therefore with the correct amount of points I could submit an EOI for a pr visa or any of the other pr routes, sponsorship etc
