Is it worth having my skills assessed???
Nov 25th 2002, 7:41 pm
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Is it worth having my skills assessed???
Hello everyone
I have heard that the Institute of Engineers of Australia may not be responsible for assessing Engineers in the future. As i am not planning to actually apply for emmigration until October '03, is it actually worth me having my skills assessed now, and running the risk of wasting my money if they do change assessing bodies.
I was also wondering if someone could let me know if a Ministry Of Defence, indentured apprenticeship as a Aircraft Maintenance Engineer(completed at DARA Fleetlands) would be recognised by the Australian assessing bodies as a trade qualification good enough to only have 12 months experience in the last 18 months. I'm hoping i won't have to have 6 years experience.
Thankyou
Tambo
I have heard that the Institute of Engineers of Australia may not be responsible for assessing Engineers in the future. As i am not planning to actually apply for emmigration until October '03, is it actually worth me having my skills assessed now, and running the risk of wasting my money if they do change assessing bodies.
I was also wondering if someone could let me know if a Ministry Of Defence, indentured apprenticeship as a Aircraft Maintenance Engineer(completed at DARA Fleetlands) would be recognised by the Australian assessing bodies as a trade qualification good enough to only have 12 months experience in the last 18 months. I'm hoping i won't have to have 6 years experience.
Thankyou
Tambo
Nov 25th 2002, 8:43 pm
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Re: Is it worth having my skills assessed???
>On Mon, 25 Nov 2002 20:41:29 +0000, Tambo79 wrote:
>Hello everyone
>I have heard that the Institute of Engineers of Australia may not be
>responsible for assessing Engineers in the future.
Where did you hear that? (sounds to me like a product of the rumour
mill)
> As i am not planning
>to actually apply for emmigration until October '03,
Why the wait?
> is it actually
>worth me having my skills assessed now, and running the risk of wasting
>my money if they do change assessing bodies.
>I was also wondering if someone could let me know if a Ministry Of
>Defence, indentured apprenticeship as a Aircraft Maintenance
>Engineer(completed at DARA Fleetlands) would be recognised by the
>Australian assessing bodies as a trade qualification good enough to only
>have 12 months experience in the last 18 months. I'm hoping i won't have
>to have 6 years experience.
Your assessing body is actually Trades Recognition Australia, not
IEAUST anyhow - if you look at the skilled occupations list.
Jeremy
This is not intended to be legal advice in any jurisdiction
>Hello everyone
>I have heard that the Institute of Engineers of Australia may not be
>responsible for assessing Engineers in the future.
Where did you hear that? (sounds to me like a product of the rumour
mill)
> As i am not planning
>to actually apply for emmigration until October '03,
Why the wait?
> is it actually
>worth me having my skills assessed now, and running the risk of wasting
>my money if they do change assessing bodies.
>I was also wondering if someone could let me know if a Ministry Of
>Defence, indentured apprenticeship as a Aircraft Maintenance
>Engineer(completed at DARA Fleetlands) would be recognised by the
>Australian assessing bodies as a trade qualification good enough to only
>have 12 months experience in the last 18 months. I'm hoping i won't have
>to have 6 years experience.
Your assessing body is actually Trades Recognition Australia, not
IEAUST anyhow - if you look at the skilled occupations list.
Jeremy
This is not intended to be legal advice in any jurisdiction
Nov 26th 2002, 8:10 am
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Re: Is it worth having my skills assessed???
[email protected] (JAJ) wrote in message news:...
> >On Mon, 25 Nov 2002 20:41:29 +0000, Tambo79 wrote:
> >
> >Hello everyone
> >
> >I have heard that the Institute of Engineers of Australia may not be
> >responsible for assessing Engineers in the future.
>
> Where did you hear that? (sounds to me like a product of the rumour
> mill)
>
> > As i am not planning
> >to actually apply for emmigration until October '03,
>
> Why the wait?
>
>
> > is it actu
> >worth me having my skills assessed now, and running the risk of wasting
> >my money if they do change assessing bodies.
> >
> >I was also wondering if someone could let me know if a Ministry Of
> >Defence, indentured apprenticeship as a Aircraft Maintenance
> >Engineer(completed at DARA Fleetlands) would be recognised by the
> >Australian assessing bodies as a trade qualification good enough to only
> >have 12 months experience in the last 18 months. I'm hoping i won't have
> >to have 6 years experien
>
> Your assessing body is actually Trades Recognition Australia, not
> IEAUST anyhow - if you look at the skilled occupations list.
>
>
> Jeremy
> This is not intended to be legal advice in any jurisdiction
Tambo,
Have you read my last post? My husband is at Fleetlands on MASU. It
may be useful for us to compare notes.
Nicola
> >On Mon, 25 Nov 2002 20:41:29 +0000, Tambo79 wrote:
> >
> >Hello everyone
> >
> >I have heard that the Institute of Engineers of Australia may not be
> >responsible for assessing Engineers in the future.
>
> Where did you hear that? (sounds to me like a product of the rumour
> mill)
>
> > As i am not planning
> >to actually apply for emmigration until October '03,
>
> Why the wait?
>
>
> > is it actu
> >worth me having my skills assessed now, and running the risk of wasting
> >my money if they do change assessing bodies.
> >
> >I was also wondering if someone could let me know if a Ministry Of
> >Defence, indentured apprenticeship as a Aircraft Maintenance
> >Engineer(completed at DARA Fleetlands) would be recognised by the
> >Australian assessing bodies as a trade qualification good enough to only
> >have 12 months experience in the last 18 months. I'm hoping i won't have
> >to have 6 years experien
>
> Your assessing body is actually Trades Recognition Australia, not
> IEAUST anyhow - if you look at the skilled occupations list.
>
>
> Jeremy
> This is not intended to be legal advice in any jurisdiction
Tambo,
Have you read my last post? My husband is at Fleetlands on MASU. It
may be useful for us to compare notes.
Nicola
