Have the ACS heard of Cisco
Nov 8th 2001, 7:47 pm
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At the risk of sounding bitter, I can't understand the arrogance of the ACS at their apparant rejection of a networking company that controls 3/4 of the global market.
DIMA stated that they required Cisco Certified Pro's but the ACS doesn't seem to recognise Cisco. The fact that I have spent the last year gaining CCNA and CCNP staus only fuels my dissapointment.
I have no degree to fall back on although I do have 4 years experience in the ICT field. It has been a life-long ambition to one day live in Australia so any help anyone could offer really would be gratefuly appreciated.
Cheers,
Glenn.
DIMA stated that they required Cisco Certified Pro's but the ACS doesn't seem to recognise Cisco. The fact that I have spent the last year gaining CCNA and CCNP staus only fuels my dissapointment.
I have no degree to fall back on although I do have 4 years experience in the ICT field. It has been a life-long ambition to one day live in Australia so any help anyone could offer really would be gratefuly appreciated.
Cheers,
Glenn.
Nov 8th 2001, 10:28 pm
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Hi Glenn.
It might be worth making contact with Glenn Newton - via www.alms.com.au
Alan C www.gomatilda.com
glenn_somers At the risk of sounding bitter, I can't understand the arrogance of the
ACS at their apparant rejection of a networking company that controls
3/4 of the global market.
DIMA stated that they required Cisco Certified Pro's but the ACS doesn't seem to
recognise Cisco. The fact that I have spent the last year gaining CCNA and CCNP staus
only fuels my dissapointment.
I have no degree to fall back on although I do have 4 years experience in the ICT
field. It has been a life-long ambition to one day live in Australia so any help
anyone could offer really would be gratefuly appreciated.
Cheers,
Glenn.
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Glenn
It might be worth making contact with Glenn Newton - via www.alms.com.au
Alan C www.gomatilda.com
glenn_somers At the risk of sounding bitter, I can't understand the arrogance of the
ACS at their apparant rejection of a networking company that controls
3/4 of the global market.
DIMA stated that they required Cisco Certified Pro's but the ACS doesn't seem to
recognise Cisco. The fact that I have spent the last year gaining CCNA and CCNP staus
only fuels my dissapointment.
I have no degree to fall back on although I do have 4 years experience in the ICT
field. It has been a life-long ambition to one day live in Australia so any help
anyone could offer really would be gratefuly appreciated.
Cheers,
Glenn.
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Glenn
Nov 10th 2001, 11:00 am
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Hi Glenn,
We (in this case we being George Lombard Consultancy and Australian Labour
Market Services) are holding a seminar this week with ACS on issues such as the
one you raise.
In fact, we have had Cisco people approved so I suspect it was something more
fundamental in your case, such as the four year rule. If you would like to shoot us
over a cv I will happily raise it with Sarah Paul and Gerry Maynard of ACS.
Anyone who wants to come to the seminar in Sydney on Friday is also welcome to
contact us, particularly migration agents or outsourcing agencies. I expect Jeremy to
contact me about this
The second half of the seminar on Friday deals with IEAust; we are hoping to deal
with all the ASCO definitional issues as well as the varying procedural differences
between the two.
Cheers
George Lombard
www.austimmigration.com.au glenn_somers
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We (in this case we being George Lombard Consultancy and Australian Labour
Market Services) are holding a seminar this week with ACS on issues such as the
one you raise.
In fact, we have had Cisco people approved so I suspect it was something more
fundamental in your case, such as the four year rule. If you would like to shoot us
over a cv I will happily raise it with Sarah Paul and Gerry Maynard of ACS.
Anyone who wants to come to the seminar in Sydney on Friday is also welcome to
contact us, particularly migration agents or outsourcing agencies. I expect Jeremy to
contact me about this
The second half of the seminar on Friday deals with IEAust; we are hoping to deal
with all the ASCO definitional issues as well as the varying procedural differences
between the two.
Cheers
George Lombard
www.austimmigration.com.au glenn_somers
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