AnaKoo

Hi there..

i just wanted to know what is the difference between ANZSCO Code for Aeronautical Engineer 233911 and ANZSCO Code for Aircraft Maintenance Engineer 323111. as i am an aeronautical engineer of avionics specialty.. which one suits me better and against which can i apply for immigration to Australia/New Zealand.

Regards

AnaKoo

yes i just did.. Thanx.. my JD covers both the occupation.. but i want to know which one of the two is listed in the current requirement.. as in which one of the two is an available option to apply for immigration and which states are sponsoring the said job opportunity..

old.sparkles

Have you checked the SOL and CSOL? If occupation is on the SOL, and you have enough points, you do not need state sponsorship.

If only on the CSOL, you would need state or employer sponsorship. For states, each has a different list so will have to be checked individually.

AnaKoo

Most of the states require a CDR to be submitted is there a specific pattern or i can submit it in any format i want.

Regards

billybophead

What is a cdr please.

old.sparkles

A CDR is a Competency Demonstration Report, usually requested by EA for non-recognised engineers

I've not heard of states asking for a CDR - which states are you thinking of?

Pollyana

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msmyrtle

Aeronautical Engineer is assessed by Engineers Australia. It is on the SOL so you would be eligible for an independent visa if you have a successful skills assessment.

Aircraft Maintenance Engineer is assessed by Trades Recognition Australia. It is on the CSOL so you will need either employer or state sponsorship.

Have a read of the descriptions and match up what you do with the appropriate job; there is a massive difference between the two occupations.

http://www.immi.gov.au/asri/occupati...l-engineer.htm

http://www.immi.gov.au/asri/occupati...r-avionics.htm

msmyrtle

I am state sponsored by WA and was not asked for a CDR - I wouldn't have been able to supply one anyway as I have an accredited degree and a CDR was not required for a skills assessment.

AnaKoo

I am thinking of applying for the year 2014 under Skilled - Independent (subclass 189) but have been told to get my skill assessed before that.. for that i am preparing my documents n some places show that i need to submit a CDR. not sure if 190 requires it or not..

i am an aeronautical engineer fulfilling the ANZSCO Code for Aeronautical Engineer 233911. can you guide me if i need to submit a CDR to Engineering Australia for my skill assessment..

old.sparkles

If your degree is non-accredited then I believe you need to do a CDR - you should be able to find all the information here - https://www.engineersaustralia.org.a...lls-assessment

AnaKoo

THANX...

murfi

Hello,
You can check the eligibility of an occupation in Australia here:

233911 - Aeronautical Engineer
http://www.anzscosearch.com/?anzsco=233911

323111 - Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (Avionics)
http://www.anzscosearch.com/?anzsco=323111

murfi

See here state eligibility:

323111: Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (Avionics)
http://www.anzscosearch.com/?anzsco=323111

233911: Aeronautical Engineer
http://www.anzscosearch.com/?anzsco=233911

old.sparkles

I don't think eligibility is an issue for OP - just unsure of what needs to be done with skills assessment