does the processing time starts from fee submission or completion of all stuff?
Dec 4th 2008, 11:23 am
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does the processing time starts from fee submission or completion of all stuff?
Does the processing time of ACS starts from fee submission or completion of all stuff required?
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Dec 4th 2008, 2:02 pm
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Re: does the processing time starts from fee submission or completion of all stuff?
Its usually measured from the point that they receive the initial application and payment but will be paused (from their point of view) if they have to ask for more information from you.
The processing time is different for everyone anyway so I don't really think it matters exactly how you measure it.
Is there a particular reason that you are curious about this?
The processing time is different for everyone anyway so I don't really think it matters exactly how you measure it.
Is there a particular reason that you are curious about this?
Dec 4th 2008, 6:16 pm
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Re: does the processing time starts from fee submission or completion of all stuff?
Its usually measured from the point that they receive the initial application and payment but will be paused (from their point of view) if they have to ask for more information from you.
The processing time is different for everyone anyway so I don't really think it matters exactly how you measure it.
Is there a particular reason that you are curious about this?
The processing time is different for everyone anyway so I don't really think it matters exactly how you measure it.
Is there a particular reason that you are curious about this?
saad
Dec 4th 2008, 6:26 pm
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Re: does the processing time starts from fee submission or completion of all stuff?
well, i will be turning 30 on 10th March 2009 and I have read that ACS takes normally 10 to 12 weeks for assessment. these days i am working to prepare my documents for skills assessment. i was just wondering whether i should complete all documentation first and apply or as an alternate if possible could submit my payment online now and submit the rest of docs a week later ---as a time gaining strategy.
saad
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My work experience includes management experience as an ICT Coordinator of a large chain of school system, developemnt experience working as a team member to develop different applications in C++, training of teachers about object oriented design and C++. [i am doing all this since last 4 years]. Please tell me how much detail i need to provide regarding my C++ experience to qualify for MODL. Would general description of my role in C++ projects would be fine or do i need to provide documentation also (my complany wont let me do that)....what kind of project details you provide? if any?
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Dec 5th 2008, 1:18 pm
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Re: does the processing time starts from fee submission or completion of all stuff?
well, i will be turning 30 on 10th March 2009 and I have read that ACS takes normally 10 to 12 weeks for assessment. these days i am working to prepare my documents for skills assessment. i was just wondering whether i should complete all documentation first and apply or as an alternate if possible could submit my payment online now and submit the rest of docs a week later ---as a time gaining strategy.
saad
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Dec 5th 2008, 10:19 pm
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Re: does the processing time starts from fee submission or completion of all stuff?
Hi Saad, the 2231-79 is for IT skills that are not otherwise categorised and there are a lot of sub categories for this, mine are in network security so I'm not sure what the programming languages assesments are looking for.
I suggest that you try a search and if you find nothing useful then start a new thread with an appropriate title, there are lots of friendly people here I'm sure that somebodywho has gone through the C++ skills route will help.
Good luck
Robert
I suggest that you try a search and if you find nothing useful then start a new thread with an appropriate title, there are lots of friendly people here I'm sure that somebodywho has gone through the C++ skills route will help.
Good luck
Robert
