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http://www.credentials.gc.ca/recognition/how/assessment.asp | |
Create a Working in Canada Report. | |
Find out whether there are Occupation Facts for your profession. | |
Compare your qualifications. | |
Contact a regulatory body or assessment agency. | |
Collect your documents. | |
Documents you may require include the following: | |
Degrees, diplomas or certificates from universities, colleges, secondary schools or trade schools |
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HOW TO SEEK VERIFICATION OF YOUR LIMITED OR CLOSED OCCUPATION | |
To verify a limited or closed occupation email migrationservices@act.gov.au and provide the following documents: | |
Curriculum Vitae (CV) or resume showing 3 years of recent and relevant experience in your nominated occupation. | |
o The experience must be in an industry relevant to the ACT. | |
o Experience in heavy industry, manufacturing, production, international airlines, mining; shipping, oil, head office banking and railways are not generally considered relevant industries. | |
Current skill assessment in the nominated occupation. All VETASSESS skill assessments must be dated after January 2010. | |
English criteria: | |
o for Canberra residents: | |
current IELTS result with a minimum score of 6 in each band; or |
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DEMONSTRATED RECENT SKILLED EMPLOYMENT REQUIREMENT | |
To meet the recent skilled employment requirement (no points awarded), you must demonstrate that you have been employed: | |
* in an occupation on the Skilled Occupation List (SOL) | |
* for at least 20 hours a week | |
* in a paid position | |
* for at least 12 of the 24 months immediately before lodging your visa application. | |
Note: If you are nominating a specified trade occupation, your recent work experience must be in your nominated occupation. Other work experience in an occupation listed on the SOL will not be considered. | |
EVIDENCE OF RECENT SKILLED EMPLOYMENT |
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If you have undertaken part-time skilled employment work while completing a course of study, you may count this towards any General Skilled Migration skilled employment requirements as long as you were employed on a paid basis for at least 20 hours per week at the skilled level. Generally, pre-graduation skilled employment experience would be at the 'semi-skilled' rather than the 'skilled' level and therefore not be acceptable. | |
An exception to this may occur if you have undertaken skilled employment during post graduate or further study and you are already qualified for the particular occupation due to completion of a previous qualification. In this case, you may be working at the skilled level for that occupation. | |
If however, you are applying for a Skilled - Graduate (subclass 485) visa, you do not need to attach a suitable skills assessment when you lodge your application but you must provide evidence you have applied for a skills assessment at time of application. However, to facilitate us processing you |
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If you have undertaken part-time skilled employment work while completing a course of study, you may count this towards any General Skilled Migration skilled employment requirements as long as you were employed on a paid basis for at least 20 hours per week at the skilled level. Generally, pre-graduation skilled employment experience would be at the 'semi-skilled' rather than the 'skilled' level and therefore not be acceptable. | |
An exception to this may occur if you have undertaken skilled employment during post graduate or further study and you are already qualified for the particular occupation due to completion of a previous qualification. In this case, you may be working at the skilled level for that occupation. | |
If however, you are applying for a Skilled - Graduate (subclass 485) visa, you do not need to attach a suitable skills assessment when you lodge your application but you must provide evidence you have applied for a skills assessment at time of application. However, to facilitate us processing y |
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http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/releases/2013/2013-03-23.asp | |
Vancouver, March 23, 2013 —The second Canada-Australia Roundtable on Foreign Qualification Recognition (FQR) was held in Vancouver March 20-22, 2013. The Roundtable brought together approximately 70 Canadians and Australians representing government, professional regulatory authorities, employers, academia and immigrant serving organizations, to discuss current issues in FQR, share best practices, strengthen professional linkages, and work towards enhanced labour mobility. | |
“The Government of Canada is committed to improving the process of foreign credential recognition and helping newcomers to integrate better into the Canadian labour market and Canadian society,” said Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney. “Canada and Australia share many similarities making our countries ideal candidates for learning from one another’s experiences with foreign qualification recognition.” | |
During the event two Mutual Rec |
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Skilled employment can also be in a closely related occupation. Closely related occupations are those occupations that fall within one unit group classified under Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations (ANZSCO). Generally, all unit groups are at one skill level. For example, if an applicant’s nominated occupation is Accountant (General) the applicant can include skilled employment in the occupations of Management Accountant (221112) and Taxation Accountant (221113) for the purpose of points. | |
Skilled employment may also include career advancement and would usually take the form of promotion to a senior role or higher level that relates to their field of expertise and incorporates greater responsibility. | |
For example - it is possible that over a 10 year period an accountant or engineer would advance in their career to a chief accountant or chief engineer or a chief executive officer. This type of career advancement may occur outside of the 4 digit ANZSCO unit group but can be consid |
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Your case has been passed to me for an informal review. | |
Generally, Transportation Engineering is seen as a specialisation of | |
Civil Engineering. That is why it is listed in the ANZSCO Dictionary | |
under the unit group 2332 CIVIL ENGINEERING PROFESSIONALS (see copy | |
attached), which includes; | |
233211 Civil Engineer | |
233212 Geotechnical Engineer | |
233214 Structural Engineer | |
233215 Transport Engineer |
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Yes, your qualifications may well support your claim, but if you are | |
writing software in a Biomedical Engineering environment, then you might | |
consider applying to ACS for assessment as a Software Engineer ANZSCO | |
261313. I regret Engineers Australia is no longer the authorised | |
assessing authority for this occupation. | |
However, as work experience is not mandatory for our assessment, you | |
are welcome to lodge a CDR application to us ... but we will require to | |
see demonstrated in your three career episodes (which may use material | |
from your academic career ... research, projects, periods of industrial | |
training, etc) a more generic address of the engineering competencies |
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银行信贷 可以按照Financial Broker提名 |
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