Skilled Independant - How can spouse get more points
Nov 26th 2002, 7:41 pm
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Skilled Independant - How can spouse get more points
Greetings!
My husband has had his trade assessed as an Electronic Equipment Trades
Person thus qualifying for 60 points.
He is 35 [20 points]
Competent English [20 points]
Working in trade or related [10 points]
With the points changing we can no longer make it on his points alone.
How do I go about qualifying for the extra 5 points?
I am a Software Trainer/Instructor, qualified MCSD [Microsoft Certified
Solution Developer]
I do not have working experience in the programming industry, however I do
have 4 years software lecturing skills.
Any advise would be greatly appreciated.
Kind regards
Monique
[email protected]
My husband has had his trade assessed as an Electronic Equipment Trades
Person thus qualifying for 60 points.
He is 35 [20 points]
Competent English [20 points]
Working in trade or related [10 points]
With the points changing we can no longer make it on his points alone.
How do I go about qualifying for the extra 5 points?
I am a Software Trainer/Instructor, qualified MCSD [Microsoft Certified
Solution Developer]
I do not have working experience in the programming industry, however I do
have 4 years software lecturing skills.
Any advise would be greatly appreciated.
Kind regards
Monique
[email protected]
Nov 27th 2002, 12:33 am
#2
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Joined: May 2002
Location: NSW
Posts: 5,464
Re: Skilled Independant - How can spouse get more points
Originally posted by Nikka
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With the points changing we can no longer make it on his points alone.
How do I go about qualifying for the extra 5 points?
I am a Software Trainer/Instructor, qualified MCSD [Microsoft Certified
Solution Developer]
I do not have working experience in the programming industry, however I do have 4 years software lecturing skills.
<snip>
With the points changing we can no longer make it on his points alone.
How do I go about qualifying for the extra 5 points?
I am a Software Trainer/Instructor, qualified MCSD [Microsoft Certified
Solution Developer]
I do not have working experience in the programming industry, however I do have 4 years software lecturing skills.
Download the latest ACS guidelines and see if you qualify under any of the categories for skills assessment.
Peter
Nov 27th 2002, 7:48 am
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Re: Skilled Independant - How can spouse get more points
Hi Monique,
Do you have a degree or diploma? MCSD won't qualify with your work
experience unfortunately.
Have you considered bonus points with the statutory deposit?
Are you using an agent already?
cheers
George Lombard
--
www.austimmigration.com.au
"nikka" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Greetings!
> My husband has had his trade assessed as an Electronic Equipment Trades
> Person thus qualifying for 60 points.
> He is 35 [20 points]
> Competent English [20 points]
> Working in trade or related [10 points]
> With the points changing we can no longer make it on his points alone.
> How do I go about qualifying for the extra 5 points?
> I am a Software Trainer/Instructor, qualified MCSD [Microsoft Certified
> Solution Developer]
> I do not have working experience in the programming industry, however I do
> have 4 years software lecturing skills.
> Any advise would be greatly appreciated.
> Kind regards
> Monique
> [email protected]
Do you have a degree or diploma? MCSD won't qualify with your work
experience unfortunately.
Have you considered bonus points with the statutory deposit?
Are you using an agent already?
cheers
George Lombard
--
www.austimmigration.com.au
"nikka" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Greetings!
> My husband has had his trade assessed as an Electronic Equipment Trades
> Person thus qualifying for 60 points.
> He is 35 [20 points]
> Competent English [20 points]
> Working in trade or related [10 points]
> With the points changing we can no longer make it on his points alone.
> How do I go about qualifying for the extra 5 points?
> I am a Software Trainer/Instructor, qualified MCSD [Microsoft Certified
> Solution Developer]
> I do not have working experience in the programming industry, however I do
> have 4 years software lecturing skills.
> Any advise would be greatly appreciated.
> Kind regards
> Monique
> [email protected]
