Skills Australia - suggested SOL framework
May 13th 2010, 1:42 pm
#46
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Re: Skills Australia - suggested SOL framework
It is not yet clear how the specializations of the 2231-79 will map to the new coding system, relative to the priority processing they received in the past. I guess that is the question bothering most would-be applicants at the moment. It may so happen that there will be no priority given on the specialization basis alone, and the priority processing will be available only to those who secured a sponsor - either a state, or an employer, to support the demand-driven nature of the new system.
My 2c
My 2c
Almost all states have 2231-79 with specialization on thier SOLs. I find it very hard to believe that IT persons with specialization will NOT be required by them in near future. I think there will be code extensions for specializations added to the base ANZSCO code 2611 in the final issue of the new SOL.
I am still waiting for someone with some knowledge on it to put in thier 2c.
Anyone ? George? Tony ? Susan ? Please ?
Cheers,
TAA
May 13th 2010, 2:12 pm
#47
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Re: Skills Australia - suggested SOL framework
In the table 4 there is a "p" in front of civil engineer professionals 2124 . what does it mean ?
May 13th 2010, 2:31 pm
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Re: Skills Australia - suggested SOL framework
NewJersey,
Almost all states have 2231-79 with specialization on thier SOLs. I find it very hard to believe that IT persons with specialization will NOT be required by them in near future. I think there will be code extensions for specializations added to the base ANZSCO code 2611 in the final issue of the new SOL.
I am still waiting for someone with some knowledge on it to put in thier 2c.
Anyone ? George? Tony ? Susan ? Please ?
Cheers,
TAA
Almost all states have 2231-79 with specialization on thier SOLs. I find it very hard to believe that IT persons with specialization will NOT be required by them in near future. I think there will be code extensions for specializations added to the base ANZSCO code 2611 in the final issue of the new SOL.
I am still waiting for someone with some knowledge on it to put in thier 2c.
Anyone ? George? Tony ? Susan ? Please ?
Cheers,
TAA
May 13th 2010, 2:47 pm
#49
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Re: Skills Australia - suggested SOL framework
For God sake please answer:
In front of civil engineer 2124-11 is mentioned 'P"
what does it mean ?
I am assessed as a professional civil engineer do I need to be reassessed by EA due to new codes ?
In front of civil engineer 2124-11 is mentioned 'P"
what does it mean ?
I am assessed as a professional civil engineer do I need to be reassessed by EA due to new codes ?
May 13th 2010, 3:00 pm
#50
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Re: Skills Australia - suggested SOL framework
If you read the document you see it means "partial match".
You need to relax, being like that won't get you much help.
You need to relax, being like that won't get you much help.
May 13th 2010, 3:07 pm
#52
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Re: Skills Australia - suggested SOL framework
If you are that desperate for professional advice you might be best advised to contact an agent directly. Any agents posting on here are giving their time for free, at what must be a rather busy time for them. Bear in mind though that if you are asking what is likely to happen in the new SOL, no-one is likely to know until its actually published
Cheers,
TAA
May 13th 2010, 3:15 pm
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Re: Skills Australia - suggested SOL framework
@r1159,
Dude, I wish I could help you somehow but I am also just like you in the same position. I am desparate for some answers but guess only time will bring me those. Don't know whats gonna happen.
You know, last night I had a terrible nightmare - I dreamed that DIAC rejected anyone over 40 for immigration!!. There is a lot a stake for everybody, lets hope things end in our favor.
@Pollyana, we are all thankful for migration agents posting here, especially George Lombard. His advices are timely and accurate.
Cheers,
TAA
Dude, I wish I could help you somehow but I am also just like you in the same position. I am desparate for some answers but guess only time will bring me those. Don't know whats gonna happen.
You know, last night I had a terrible nightmare - I dreamed that DIAC rejected anyone over 40 for immigration!!. There is a lot a stake for everybody, lets hope things end in our favor.
@Pollyana, we are all thankful for migration agents posting here, especially George Lombard. His advices are timely and accurate.
Cheers,
TAA
