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Got positive assessment from EA for Electrical Engg :). Took 103 days via CDR route.
Cheers! |
Re: Engineers Australia Assessment (merged threads)
Originally Posted by mariner
(Post 10224050)
Got positive assessment from EA for Electrical Engg :). Took 103 days via CDR route.
Cheers! |
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Originally Posted by mariner
(Post 10213816)
OK, if you wish to re-confirm what your consultant has done do the following:-
(a) Ask your consultant for the CID receipt. CID is sure proof of EA having received your docs. and payment. This will have the CID number to quote for correspondence with EA. (b) Quote the CID and sent a mail to EA and ask for status. EA will promptly respond with status; but will also ask you to approach through the consultant. (c) Lastly, if you do not trust your consultant, write to EA stating so and then you can deal directly. Forums such as this are there to help. EA is now on 25 Apr. So, if your CID is dated 23 Apr the assessment should be completed by now. Good Luck and Cheers! Thank you for the advise. I appreciate it alot. I got the EA assesment as telecom engineer... Now I will be applying for SA sponsorship. regards Asif Adam |
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I am hoping to have my CDR completed by Monday. The current turnaround time indicated on the EA website is 15 weeks. What are the chances I will have a response in time to make an application by 01 Jan 13 for the 885 visa before it closes?
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Originally Posted by erukus
(Post 10251660)
I am hoping to have my CDR completed by Monday. The current turnaround time indicated on the EA website is 15 weeks. What are the chances I will have a response in time to make an application by 01 Jan 13 for the 885 visa before it closes?
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Originally Posted by mariner
(Post 10254343)
EA processing was just 6-8 weeks for Feb- Mar applicants and then increased to 15 wks for Apr-May. I guess it is again getting faster. So if you apply right now/early Sep the assessment would be there well in time for you.
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Well it says 15 weeks on their website, and when I called they said they were inundated and frantically trying to get through them as quickly as possible! Just wondering if the 15 weeks is definite or of it could be a bit earlier.
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Hello everybody,
I've recently finished my CDR, which is read through at the moment by one of my native english speaking friends. Now I've seen some example CDRs which are slightliy different in the layout. In my report I refer to the competency elements at the footer of the respective page with a footnote which is nummerically marked, whereas the example CDR which I've seen refers to the element on the right edge of the page and the reffering section is framed. Does anyone think this might be a problem? Actually my report has 70 pages and I don't want to go all over again and rework the whole thing. Cheers Al |
Re: Engineers Australia Assessment (merged threads)
Originally Posted by derAl
(Post 10254776)
Hello everybody,
I've recently finished my CDR, which is read through at the moment by one of my native english speaking friends. Now I've seen some example CDRs which are slightliy different in the layout. In my report I refer to the competency elements at the footer of the respective page with a footnote which is nummerically marked, whereas the example CDR which I've seen refers to the element on the right edge of the page and the reffering section is framed. Does anyone think this might be a problem? Actually my report has 70 pages and I don't want to go all over again and rework the whole thing. Cheers Al In MSA booklet, section C says you can write maximum 2000 words in each episode Thanks |
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Thank you very much for your reply masud09.
But thats not the answer to my question. |
Re: Engineers Australia Assessment (merged threads)
Originally Posted by derAl
(Post 10254776)
Hello everybody,
I've recently finished my CDR, which is read through at the moment by one of my native english speaking friends. Now I've seen some example CDRs which are slightliy different in the layout. In my report I refer to the competency elements at the footer of the respective page with a footnote which is nummerically marked, whereas the example CDR which I've seen refers to the element on the right edge of the page and the reffering section is framed. Does anyone think this might be a problem? Actually my report has 70 pages and I don't want to go all over again and rework the whole thing. Cheers Al |
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Hello Pollyana,
Thank you very much for your reasuring reply. I have to admit, that I don't know the document by heart. But I can't remember that there had been any formating or layout restrictions except of the summary statement, which is provided as template. In this case I think I will submit the document in format as it is right now. Cheers Al |
Re: Engineers Australia Assessment (merged threads)
Originally Posted by derAl
(Post 10254776)
Hello everybody,
I've recently finished my CDR, which is read through at the moment by one of my native english speaking friends. Now I've seen some example CDRs which are slightliy different in the layout. In my report I refer to the competency elements at the footer of the respective page with a footnote which is nummerically marked, whereas the example CDR which I've seen refers to the element on the right edge of the page and the reffering section is framed. Does anyone think this might be a problem? Actually my report has 70 pages and I don't want to go all over again and rework the whole thing. Cheers Al a) Each CER to have four parts -Introduction (50 Words) Background(200-500 words) Personal Engg Activity (500-1000 words) and summary (50-100 words) In total between 800 to 1650 words). So I think 70 pages would be quite lengthy. b) Competency Element claimed is to be as per page 18 of the MSA Booklet given here http://www.engineersaustralia.org.au...nt_booklet.pdf Hope this helps Good Luck! |
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Have anyone had a CDR approved recently?
It seems like EA has been hitting a wall and the movement at the moment are very slow (more than the current 15 weeks that they state on their website and auto-email). |
Re: Engineers Australia Assessment (merged threads)
Originally Posted by asifadam
(Post 10249970)
hi
Thank you for the advise. I appreciate it alot. I got the EA assesment as telecom engineer... Now I will be applying for SA sponsorship. regards Asif Adam Hi Asif.....congrtz for successful assessment. I hope by this time you would have got PR also. I am also Telecom Network engineer and planing to apply for skill assessment at EA. But have some issue with CDR. So requesting you to help me in this case by providing sample CDR for telecom engineer. I hope you understand. My yahoo id is <Snip> Please do share ur experience and tips for processing skill assessment and PR. TR// Lalit |
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