Bricklaying Courses
Mar 4th 2008, 2:37 pm
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Bricklaying Courses
Well after thinking that we had finally decided what course one of us was going to take it seems that from what I have been reading from peoples threads that Child Care is not the way forward into gaining PR
So can anybody please provide me with detaisl regarding Bricklaying?
This appears to be a much straight forward course, but I need to know that after I have done the two years with 900 hours onsite experience, are we able to apply for PR?
Where are the best places to learn?
Also if anyone has any info on any better courses that might appeal to either me or my girlfriend could you please let me know.
Studying really is not an easy option, however its one we must take!
Regards
Lee and Suzy
So can anybody please provide me with detaisl regarding Bricklaying?
This appears to be a much straight forward course, but I need to know that after I have done the two years with 900 hours onsite experience, are we able to apply for PR?
Where are the best places to learn?
Also if anyone has any info on any better courses that might appeal to either me or my girlfriend could you please let me know.
Studying really is not an easy option, however its one we must take!
Regards
Lee and Suzy
Mar 4th 2008, 2:38 pm
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Re: Bricklaying Courses
Anyone heard of a bricklaying course in Melbourne (2 Years)?
Some agent has emailed me saying there is! Cannot find it!
Some agent has emailed me saying there is! Cannot find it!
Mar 4th 2008, 4:36 pm
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Re: Bricklaying Courses
Are you doing the same course? If so where? Just need to know that I will be able to apply for PR after I have completed the course
Mar 5th 2008, 9:25 am
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Re: Bricklaying Courses
Coincidentally, and I am an education agent (we do not charge 
), I am meeting Holmesglen TAFE tomorrow to speak about bricklaying course here in Melbourne....some people in industry are questioning if they are in fact using the correct training package......hope to learn tomorrow.
Otherwise Sunshine Coast TAFE or Silver Trowel in Perth. It appears that Silver Trowel do provide work placements etc.
Also speaking with Sunshine Coast TAFE tomorrow.
Cheers Andrew
), I am meeting Holmesglen TAFE tomorrow to speak about bricklaying course here in Melbourne....some people in industry are questioning if they are in fact using the correct training package......hope to learn tomorrow.Otherwise Sunshine Coast TAFE or Silver Trowel in Perth. It appears that Silver Trowel do provide work placements etc.
Also speaking with Sunshine Coast TAFE tomorrow.
Cheers Andrew
Mar 5th 2008, 10:39 am
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Re: Bricklaying Courses
Dear Lee and Suzy,
You are welcome to send me an email - happy to give you some pointers as to suitable providers and (importantly) the strategy to permanent residency. Education agents are often not registered migration agents and as such might not be fully across the visa issues.
We have a factsheet we can send to you too.
Best regards.
You are welcome to send me an email - happy to give you some pointers as to suitable providers and (importantly) the strategy to permanent residency. Education agents are often not registered migration agents and as such might not be fully across the visa issues.
We have a factsheet we can send to you too.
Best regards.
