ham334488:



Hi Viola,

Please, kindly share how you go about this assessment.

My wife is currently looking at assessing as a caregiver as well. And she did this oversea as well.

Viola2017:
it’s pretty straightforward.
First thing is to get references from places you have worked and it should be addressed to ACWA
Your letter should state how many hours you have worked, duration and job description too.
All documents that you are presenting should be notarised.

Viola2017:

Thanks for responding.
Please can you create a little time to re check. I just checked now and what I’m seeing is community worker, disability service officer, family support worker, residential care officer and youth worker.
My own assessment is on Aged and disability.
I don’t know if it’s similar to any of the occupation I have listed above

michlins:
what do I need to get. Thank you

dongc:


https://www.legit.ng/ask-legit/guides/1163687-how-trade-test-certificate-nigeria/

https://www.nairaland.com/8024576/how-get-trade-test-certificate

Abdulquadrimuha:
@bellong and every guru in the house

I was just playing around with point calculator on the home affairs website. And to my surprise I found that you can be awarded 10 point for being single

Lol. I just want to ask like is this actually true or perhaps is me that don't understand what it's meant??

Cos I have read this thread and the part one from A-Z back then in 2020. And I don't quite think I saw anyone made mentioned of point for being single lol

michlins:
what do I need to get. Thank you

tunlex01:

Trade test I, II, III, Apprenticeship/Training agreement, Apprenticeship/Training certificate, Apprenticeship/Training transcript/syllabus
OR
Diploma/HND in fabrication or welding related engineering course.

Then you will need documents to prove employment
Self employment: CAC registration, business bank statement, receipts, invoices, tax
Employee: Pension, salary bank statement, payslips, employment letter, tax statement

ham334488:


Thanks Viola,

Please can you list the other documents she need.
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Thanks

Ask77:
Hello experts in the house, great jobs you are doing here. Please, I need your advice regarding skill assessment with vetasses.
I am professional journalist with about 15 years experience and I want to assess for Print Journalist (ANZSCO 212413), I have been been practicing journalism here in Nigeria over the past 15 years. However, my concern is about qualifications and how that may affect my assessment.
I got my HND in 2010 (part-time) and based on the years of experience, I was able to do a direct Masters in Lasu (part-time) and finished 2022. What's my chance of getting positive assessment with these quifications? Will my years of experience before the Masters count? Thank you all as Iook forward to your responses.

Abdulquadrimuha:
@bellong and every guru in the house

I was just playing around with point calculator on the home affairs website. And to my surprise I found that you can be awarded 10 point for being single

Lol. I just want to ask like is this actually true or perhaps is me that don't understand what it's meant??

Cos I have read this thread and the part one from A-Z back then in 2020. And I don't quite think I saw anyone made mentioned of point for being single lol

tunlex01:

Shortage does not mean state will grant nomination. You can still assess for it and hope for the best.

ChikelueIgba:
Good morning dear. Please advise on using an agent to write CDR

tunlex01:

They wont write your CDR the way you would write it. Authenticity is important.
The choice is still yours though

ChikelueIgba:
Thanks a lot dear, I think so too.

tunlex01:
New Update for teachers

We have just received a positive assessment from AITSL for a Bachelor degree from tier 2 + PGDE.

Watch this video on my youtube page
https://youtube.com/shorts/U51ihxp4Es8

Also see below updated list of scenarios (April 2024)
SC = Scenario,
ITE = Initial Teacher Education
AQF = Australian Qualification Framework

SC1: B.Ed from Tier 1 University = positive assessment. (AQF 7/ITE)✅

SC2: B.Ed from Tier 2 University (4 year course) + Pgde = likely positive assessment if teaching practice is involved in the Pgde (AQF 6 + ITE 7)☑

SC3: B.Ed from Tier 2 University (4 year course) + M.Ed = negative assessment (AQF 6)❌

SC4: BSc or B.A from Tier 2 University (4 years course) + Pgde = Positive assessment (AQF 6 + ITE - 7)✅

SC5: BSc or B.A from Tier 2 University (4 years course) + M.Ed =negative assessment (AQF 6, no ITE) not even possible to get M.ed without a pgde.❌

SC6: B.Sc/BTech/BEng from Tier 2 University (5 years course) + Pgde = positive assessment (AQF 7 + ITE)✅

SC7: B.Sc/BTech/BEng from Tier 2 University (5 years course) + M.Ed =negative (not possible without first doing pgde. No ITE, AQF 7)❌

SC8: BSc/BA/BTech/BEng from a Tier 1 University + Pgde = positive (AQF 7 + ITE)✅

SC9: Bsc/BA/BTech/BEng from a Tier 1 University + MEd = negative (not possible without first undergoing pgde)❌

If you have NCE and you graduated from a tier 1 Uni, pls do not include that in your documentation.

starbuck:





Please i am eligible, how do I go about it
SC4

Tomorrow28:
Tunlex01

I have filled EOI NSW pathway 2 investment nsw for 491 visa. I realise that I expect to receive ita from nsw with 14day response time as well as ita from skillselect with 60day response time. Now my question is...what if l receive ITA from nsw and respond within the 14day period and while waiting for ITA from skillselect my ielts expires

A friend told that so long as it was valid when l applied for nsw nomination there shouldn't be any issues. I will like to confirm if this is the case.

tunlex01:

Are you living in NSW?
No. NSW can send you invite anytime, usually more than 14 days but you will have 14 days to apply. Thereafter, they can take up to 8 weeks to process your application.
60 days is for you to apply for visa after getting nomination. Looks like you are mixing up the timelines.

If your English expires before nomination which is ITA, you wont get a nomination from NSW and if you got one, your EOI would be invalid and would lead to visa refusal if you proceed.
So ii'll suggest you prepare asap and write a new English test.

tunlex01:


You are right about ACS, it's not applicable to all assessing bodies but the Department of Home Affairs usually ask for them later too.
The main reason why we ask for this information is to confirm that the prospective applicant meet the requirements before they spend their hard earned money. For example, if the person is paid by cash and wants to assess with ACS even if you have other documents, it's a no-no.
The information request is just a guide

standfit007:
Hi Tunlex01,
Thanks for the efforts on this channel. I was surprised to receive a positive assessment response from ACS today; i submitted on 22 March.

I have now applied(EOI) for 491(65 points) and 190(55 points).

1. I checked pasts ITAs from 2020-2023(as found on the offcial gov.au site) and noticed that 190 visa had more numbers of invites. Note, I didn't applied for this in my first EOI submission but had to update afterwards (to put in) for 190. Could you share some insights on this trend?

2. There is this "gazetted professional year in Australia", and noticed ACS(my assessment authority) was mentioned as one that provies this. Could you share thought on this as per the number of points this can fetch one? Secondly do you have experience with this generally?

3. I could understand that one way to increase my point is another english test with higher score. What other ways can i increase my points?

4. From your experience and/or trend, is 65 a good point for regional nomination? Do you have any thought on specific region to target (for code135112)? When I say target, I found out that there are some regions that require one to throw in ROI to get nomination even if one selected "any" as region he is open to live in.

5. Are there specific times that general ITA is drawn as compared to, say, Canada that dodraw every other month?

Anyone with answer to any of the questions is appreciated 👏

Tomorrow28:


Thanks for replying. If i understood you clearly my ielts expires June 19. So if by June 10 for example nsw invites me and i apply on June 15 does it mean I'm ineligible for nomination because by the 8weeks it takes to process my application and nominate me the ielts would have expired. Sorry if this is a dumb question.

standfit007:
Hi Tunlex01,
Thanks for the efforts on this channel. I was surprised to receive a positive assessment response from ACS today; i submitted on 22 March.

I have now applied(EOI) for 491(65 points) and 190(55 points).

1. I checked pasts ITAs from 2020-2023(as found on the offcial gov.au site) and noticed that 190 visa had more numbers of invites. Note, I didn't applied for this in my first EOI submission but had to update afterwards (to put in) for 190. Could you share some insights on this trend?

2. There is this "gazetted professional year in Australia", and noticed ACS(my assessment authority) was mentioned as one that provies this. Could you share thought on this as per the number of points this can fetch one? Secondly do you have experience with this generally?

3. I could understand that one way to increase my point is another english test with higher score. What other ways can i increase my points?

4. From your experience and/or trend, is 65 a good point for regional nomination? Do you have any thought on specific region to target (for code135112)? When I say target, I found out that there are some regions that require one to throw in ROI to get nomination even if one selected "any" as region he is open to live in.

5. Are there specific times that general ITA is drawn as compared to, say, Canada that dodraw every other month?

Anyone with answer to any of the questions is appreciated 👏