charaph:


If I dont need agent can you tell what it will take to make this happen.

hsim247:
Electrical/Electronics Engineering

charaph:


If I dont need agent can you tell what it will take to make this happen.

teewhysafe:
Thank you so much. I'm the spouse...not the friend in question and he is not a nairalander. I wil be handling all d applications while he privides the required documents to aid d process. So I wil definitely be asking more questions on his behalf

We want to elope so we need the visa to be granted before any noise making is done. Lol

Thanks bellong

hsim247:

Electrical/Electronics Engineering

malele:
Special thanks to all the gurus in the house.
@bellong u too much it's not easy to do what ur doing in this particular travel forum.

My question goes, apart from 1025 aus $ one pays for assessment, is there any other fee one will pay.
I have read to page 35 I have not see any information on visa.

malele:
Special thanks to all the gurus in the house.
@bellong u too much it's not easy to do what ur doing in this particular travel forum.

My question goes, apart from 1025 aus $ one pays for assessment, is there any other fee one will pay.
I have read to page 35 I have not see any information on visa.

catchdwind4rmkd:


I advise you to ask openly here for relevant CDR to your occupation. Mine, however, won't help you as different competencies are required. However, if you insist, then you should contact @Malkinburg as I've clearly acknowledged/referenced him.

This thread is followed by people from different occupations. It's far more helpful to make an open request regarding your specific case than request for generic materials. Someone will definitely contact you with helpful materials on your field.

jamson:


Well, yeah you are right to an extent. However, when people ask for your CDR, it is not necessarily because they want to lift the contents. What is most important is the structure. Regardless of your engineering discipline, EA is looking for something in your reports; and that is what is outlined in your summary statements and people can gain insight from how you have structured yours to receive a positive outcome.

If anyone is naive enough to do 'copy and paste' (or paraphrase your work at best), then it's at their own peril and not yours, thank God you have scaled the hurdle.


hsim247 and others who needs samples, there are lots all over the internet for your guidance(not for copy and paste else you'd regret it)

google cdr scribd dot com

To sum up, your 'Holy Grail' on this CDR thingy is the EA's booklet

diggy4real:
Someone should please help me out with PTE-A practice materials or any Idea on where I can practice them online with same examination conditions.

diggy4real:
Someone should please help me out with PTE-A practice materials or any Idea on where I can practice them online with same examination conditions.

jukeblam:


There's a complete mock test available on PTE website after you register for the exam.

In addition, google/youtube for speaking & listening tips/video examples.

Check
http://ieltsonlinetest..com/2014/12/ielts-writing-task-2-how-to-write-at-9.html?m=1
for writing guide.

It's labelled IELTS, but still aplicable for PTE.

jamson:


https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9OCs-sEequQeXhDbEdVaThfM3c/view?usp=sharing

also watch this youtube videos and the related ones from same tutor


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=teVfEY_emTw

Best wishes

diggy4real:


Thanks Sir, gone through them and I just need to practice variety of questions on what I have learnt with that PTE-A's stipulated time for each of the sections.

Ibiyemiara:
Work on your reference letter and nominate Telecom engineer. Most Telecom engineering jobs in Nigeria matches Telecom engineer requirements in Australia except a rigger.
I also nominated Telecom network engineer.

catchdwind4rmkd:


Thanks for this, but I think you missed my point. I'm not concerned about plagiarism, that's for you to decide. So, let me clarify.

There are thousands of good people following this thread who are willing to help one another, and in fact, my post clearly stated that I got help here myself.
And the main purpose of being part of this thread is to get RELEVANT HELP to your specific need. My point is, why do you need generic materials or why do you want to download tens of materials over the Internet, when you can as well OPENLY request here and get it. There's nothing bad in getting help with your work; it's called "mentorship" or "buddying" or "shadowing" depending on the case.

Talking about the MSA Booklet, i checked it myself and it's quite confusing. So, referring to CDRs that have received positive outcomes is unarguably advisable. I'm not saying, however, that you can't complete it by just referring to the booklet. But I think it gives you confidence that you're doing it right first time.

I think you need to look at other migration forums to see different cases. For instance, on expatforum.com, a civil engineer submitted his CDR and claims he followed the same formats with three friends who all got positive outcomes but his Co contacted him requesting for a number of civil engineering competencies which he failed to address in his reports. And, boy, they're really scary details. The point is, it was only then, he was not openly requesting for help from experienced civil engineers in the forum. Using generic samples are good, but not better than using samples that relates to your case.

To summarise here, I said "if you insist". So, I don't really see any cause for alarm. I've sent the CDR to many already, and I'm still answering questions to help some clarify their doubts. I'll be happy to help any in my field.

chebyshev:
@catchdwind4rmkd, I am nominating Chemical Engineering as my occupation. Could you please send me the sample of your own CDR to me at . Thanks

nnamxxx:


Please can you send my a copy of your CDR so as to help me complete mine. My field is electrical engineering with 8 yea experience. My email id is

malkinburg:
Hi all, i am glad to finally make this post. The migration journey for me just ended. God has been EXTREMELY gracious to me. landing in this country with a little less than 1000 dollars in February last year, i have successfully graduated in my masters program, obtained a professional job as an environmental consultant while still on bridging visa, and achieved what i couldn't achieve in Nigeria in 5 years all within a stretch of 20 months. i am grateful to the guidance of so many people on this thread. ie Zenkel who showed me how to arrive australia through malaysia on a shoe string budget of 150k, Boss jennakry who enlightened me on opportunities i never knew existed and others who helped and encouraged me on the journey. i will settle down and summarize some important key information yet to be shared on this forum that will help enable new arrivals find a professional job, and also 476 visa holders looking for extra 5 points on what to do to dodge the english bedrock while drilling through to permanent residence. i will also like to encourage others going through a lot of pain and doubting their decisions especially those who came via school route with their partners, it can only get better, don't loose hope. stay focused, the light awaits you at the end of the tunnel.

grant: 24.10.16