Engineering Qualification Assessment
Aug 18th 2002, 4:46 am
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Engineering Qualification Assessment
Dear Friends,
I have seen the homepage of IEAust where they have said that the assessment of qualification of engineers takes about 10 weeks. What is your experience? How long does it take?
Thank you for your tips.
Gokul
I have seen the homepage of IEAust where they have said that the assessment of qualification of engineers takes about 10 weeks. What is your experience? How long does it take?
Thank you for your tips.
Gokul
Aug 18th 2002, 4:55 am
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Re: Engineering Qualification Assessment
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Originally posted by gokul:
I have seen the homepage of IEAust where they have said that the assessment of qualification of engineers takes about 10 weeks. What is your experience? How long does it take?
I have seen the homepage of IEAust where they have said that the assessment of qualification of engineers takes about 10 weeks. What is your experience? How long does it take?
Aug 18th 2002, 8:01 pm
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Re: Engineering Qualification Assessment
Mine was all back and sorted in two weeks. I did deliver it by hand while I was
visiting friends in Canberra though. I don't know if that helps any.
Nathan
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> Dear Friends,
> I have seen the homepage of IEAust where they have said that the assessment of
> qualification of engineers takes about 10 weeks. What is your experience? How long
> does it take?
> Thank you for your tips.
> Gokul
visiting friends in Canberra though. I don't know if that helps any.
Nathan
gokul <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Dear Friends,
> I have seen the homepage of IEAust where they have said that the assessment of
> qualification of engineers takes about 10 weeks. What is your experience? How long
> does it take?
> Thank you for your tips.
> Gokul
Aug 19th 2002, 1:07 am
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Re: Engineering Qualification Assessment
Nathan,
I take it that you had a UK engineering degree and as such was covered by the Washington Accord? If so, that does make a difference when compared to CDR assessments.
Peter
I take it that you had a UK engineering degree and as such was covered by the Washington Accord? If so, that does make a difference when compared to CDR assessments.
Peter
Originally posted by Nathan Pye:
Mine was all back and sorted in two weeks. I did deliver it by hand while I was visiting friends in Canberra though. I don't know if that helps any.
Nathan
Mine was all back and sorted in two weeks. I did deliver it by hand while I was visiting friends in Canberra though. I don't know if that helps any.
Nathan
Aug 19th 2002, 2:42 am
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Re: Engineering Qualification Assessment
Originally posted by ptlabs:
Nathan,
I take it that you had a UK engineering degree and as such was covered by the Washington Accord? If so, that does make a difference when compared to CDR assessments.
Peter
Nathan,
I take it that you had a UK engineering degree and as such was covered by the Washington Accord? If so, that does make a difference when compared to CDR assessments.
Peter
Gokul
Aug 19th 2002, 3:03 am
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Re: Engineering Qualification Assessment
CDR assessments are generally slower than a Washington-Accord qualification assessment. Did you also send in your IELTS score?
Originally posted by gokul:
My bachelor degree is from India. I have submitted CDR. Will that delay the assessment?
My bachelor degree is from India. I have submitted CDR. Will that delay the assessment?
Aug 19th 2002, 3:50 am
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Re: Engineering Qualification Assessment
Originally posted by ptlabs:
CDR assessments are generally slower than a Washington-Accord qualification assessment. Did you also send in your IELTS score?
CDR assessments are generally slower than a Washington-Accord qualification assessment. Did you also send in your IELTS score?
Gokul
Aug 19th 2002, 5:58 pm
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I have a degree and a PhD, neither of which were recognised under the washington
Accord. I had to write a lengthy CDR (Which I now don't have with me to send to DIMIA
- Doh!) and it was sorted in a a couple of weeks. I'ts not necessary to have an IELTS
test score if you can evidence the fact that you were taught your degree in the
English language. I simply obtained a letter from the University stating as much. If
you were taught in another language, then I guess you will probably need one.
Hope this helps,
Nathan
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> Nathan,
> I take it that you had a UK engineering degree and as such was covered by the
> Washington Accord? If so, that does make a difference when compared to CDR
> assessments.
> Peter
> Originally posted by Nathan Pye:
> > Mine was all back and sorted in two weeks. I did deliver it by hand while I was
> > visiting friends in Canberra though. I don't know if that helps any.
> >
> Nathan
Accord. I had to write a lengthy CDR (Which I now don't have with me to send to DIMIA
- Doh!) and it was sorted in a a couple of weeks. I'ts not necessary to have an IELTS
test score if you can evidence the fact that you were taught your degree in the
English language. I simply obtained a letter from the University stating as much. If
you were taught in another language, then I guess you will probably need one.
Hope this helps,
Nathan
ptlabs <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Nathan,
> I take it that you had a UK engineering degree and as such was covered by the
> Washington Accord? If so, that does make a difference when compared to CDR
> assessments.
> Peter
> Originally posted by Nathan Pye:
> > Mine was all back and sorted in two weeks. I did deliver it by hand while I was
> > visiting friends in Canberra though. I don't know if that helps any.
> >
> Nathan
