Help needed - Skilled Migration
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Help needed - Skilled Migration
Hoping someone can help.
My husband has been working in IT for 4 yrs, and does not have a degree. Hence i am advised is not able to have his skills assessed for his current IT profession. However previous to moving into IT he was a Upholsterer, with 18yrs experience but has not worked in the trade for 4years. Does anyone know if he can use his upholsterery experience as his skill for the skilled migration catergory?
My husband has been working in IT for 4 yrs, and does not have a degree. Hence i am advised is not able to have his skills assessed for his current IT profession. However previous to moving into IT he was a Upholsterer, with 18yrs experience but has not worked in the trade for 4years. Does anyone know if he can use his upholsterery experience as his skill for the skilled migration catergory?
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Re: Help needed - Skilled Migration
Originally posted by hopeful123
Hoping someone can help.
My husband has been working in IT for 4 yrs, and does not have a degree. Hence i am advised is not able to have his skills assessed for his current IT profession. However previous to moving into IT he was a Upholsterer, with 18yrs experience but has not worked in the trade for 4years. Does anyone know if he can use his upholsterery experience as his skill for the skilled migration catergory?
Hoping someone can help.
My husband has been working in IT for 4 yrs, and does not have a degree. Hence i am advised is not able to have his skills assessed for his current IT profession. However previous to moving into IT he was a Upholsterer, with 18yrs experience but has not worked in the trade for 4years. Does anyone know if he can use his upholsterery experience as his skill for the skilled migration catergory?
My husband is also in IT but no degree, this has not stopped us applying for skills assessment as depending on his line of work, his work experience may count as equivalent to a degree (specifics I am not sure of), don't rule it out.
sandy
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Thanks - can i ask how much experience your partner has?
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Thanks - can i ask how much experience your partner has?
Thanks - can i ask how much experience your partner has?
60 pointers are:
Information Technology manager
Applications & Analyst programmer
Computer systems auditor
software designer
systems designer
systems manager
systems programmer
computing professionals (not elsewhere classified)
At the very least you should be able to work with the last one!
Have a read through the ACS (Australian Computer Society) website
www.acs.org.au
sandy
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Originally posted by Sandy.l
Well, admittedly, Darren has been in IT for about 16 years now but varying roles, the job descriptions are quite different in Australia (particularly when trying to decide which skill to be assessed against). Darren has mostly been involved with Business analysis and is rewriting his CV to reflect this skill as his prominent one as titles on the skilled have recently changed for computing so we are using an agent to help us with this section.
60 pointers are:
Information Technology manager
Applications & Analyst programmer
Computer systems auditor
software designer
systems designer
systems manager
systems programmer
computing professionals (not elsewhere classified)
At the very least you should be able to work with the last one!
Have a read through the ACS (Australian Computer Society) website
www.acs.org.au
sandy
Well, admittedly, Darren has been in IT for about 16 years now but varying roles, the job descriptions are quite different in Australia (particularly when trying to decide which skill to be assessed against). Darren has mostly been involved with Business analysis and is rewriting his CV to reflect this skill as his prominent one as titles on the skilled have recently changed for computing so we are using an agent to help us with this section.
60 pointers are:
Information Technology manager
Applications & Analyst programmer
Computer systems auditor
software designer
systems designer
systems manager
systems programmer
computing professionals (not elsewhere classified)
At the very least you should be able to work with the last one!
Have a read through the ACS (Australian Computer Society) website
www.acs.org.au
sandy