Experience Needed Is This Correct
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Experience Needed Is This Correct
Hi
Is this correct???? If you have passed your TRA assessment and now want to apply for the visa is there a time limit of recent work experience of that particular trade that you have been assessed on?????? For example if you are assessed as a fitter, do you need to have worked in that particular trade in say the last 3 years to apply for visa. My hubby is doing TRA as a fitter but has not worked in that trade for 2 years he is now a boatbuilder/engineer.
Any advice much appreciated
Tracey
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Is this correct???? If you have passed your TRA assessment and now want to apply for the visa is there a time limit of recent work experience of that particular trade that you have been assessed on?????? For example if you are assessed as a fitter, do you need to have worked in that particular trade in say the last 3 years to apply for visa. My hubby is doing TRA as a fitter but has not worked in that trade for 2 years he is now a boatbuilder/engineer.
Any advice much appreciated
Tracey
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Re: Experience Needed Is This Correct
Originally Posted by spaceys
Hi
Is this correct???? If you have passed your TRA assessment and now want to apply for the visa is there a time limit of recent work experience of that particular trade that you have been assessed on?????? For example if you are assessed as a fitter, do you need to have worked in that particular trade in say the last 3 years to apply for visa. My hubby is doing TRA as a fitter but has not worked in that trade for 2 years he is now a boatbuilder/engineer.
Any advice much appreciated
Tracey
x
Is this correct???? If you have passed your TRA assessment and now want to apply for the visa is there a time limit of recent work experience of that particular trade that you have been assessed on?????? For example if you are assessed as a fitter, do you need to have worked in that particular trade in say the last 3 years to apply for visa. My hubby is doing TRA as a fitter but has not worked in that trade for 2 years he is now a boatbuilder/engineer.
Any advice much appreciated
Tracey
x
I was classed for TRA as metal machinist first class as I did a fitting and machining apprenticeship but I applied as a fitter as that is the job I have been doing since I finished my apprenticeship.
Both jobs are under the same heading and both were on the MODL so not to complicated.
If you are after the extra MODL points for fitter then maybe you should speak to an agent before you put your application in or you may shoot yourself in the foot.
Hope this helps.
Kevin