IEAUST skills assessment
Apr 2nd 2004, 7:42 pm
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IEAUST skills assessment
Just looked at the IEAUST skills assessment. What a head ache.
It talks about reconised degree's I was wondering if my HND in Mechanical engineering falls into that catagory. Anyone else got through the skills assessment with a HND.
Sterlos
It talks about reconised degree's I was wondering if my HND in Mechanical engineering falls into that catagory. Anyone else got through the skills assessment with a HND.
Sterlos
Apr 2nd 2004, 7:46 pm
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Re: IEAUST skills assessment
Originally posted by sterlos
Just looked at the IEAUST skills assessment. What a head ache.
It talks about reconised degree's I was wondering if my HND in Mechanical engineering falls into that catagory. Anyone else got through the skills assessment with a HND.
Sterlos
Just looked at the IEAUST skills assessment. What a head ache.
It talks about reconised degree's I was wondering if my HND in Mechanical engineering falls into that catagory. Anyone else got through the skills assessment with a HND.
Sterlos
he passed the skills assessment no probs
Apr 2nd 2004, 8:17 pm
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Re: IEAUST skills assessment
Originally posted by sterlos
Just looked at the IEAUST skills assessment. What a head ache.
It talks about reconised degree's I was wondering if my HND in Mechanical engineering falls into that catagory. Anyone else got through the skills assessment with a HND.
Sterlos
Just looked at the IEAUST skills assessment. What a head ache.
It talks about reconised degree's I was wondering if my HND in Mechanical engineering falls into that catagory. Anyone else got through the skills assessment with a HND.
Sterlos
Sterlos,
the It all depends on what you won't to ba assessed as & when you passed your HND.
You have to look up the UK institutions recognised qualification / dates and then apply to the IEAUST.
If your HND qualifies, you can apply via the Sydney accord and it will take about 2 weeks.
You can go the CDR route if you wonted.
The IEAUST have recognition agreements with the IEE & IMechE.
Hope this helps.
Mark.
