Yeeshas:


No,you do not need your primary and secondary school certificates. You only need to fill in the details where asked. I hope this helps.

mamajaz:

@kumkar, I will expect your call on 08066581169, my mail is not pushing anything out for about 2 weeks.

bellong:
@40manlappy,

How far?

Cecegal:
Wow that was like the speed of light!!!!Congrats

KrimanOlivia:
Good morning good people here. Is it possible for someone who has ONLY his O level result and TOEFL result to score well
and qualify for this skilled migrant program.
You need post secondary school certificate or vocational certificate like NABTEB, Trade Test or Apprenticeship certificate (from a registered organization) to be able to get a positive assessment.

I learnt Electrical Engineering, but no certificate to show for it., but i can prove it practically. Or is there any certification course i can take to qualify for any of the three visa classes?
With the old TRA guide line it is possible to get a positive assessment if one works in a particular field and later proceed to get a qualification to back it up, but with the new guide line it a little bit difficult.

I have funds about 2.5million in account, will it be helpful to my application process? Age is 21

Please go through TRA guideline for more clarification.[

Julie95:
I have b.tech mathematics 5yrs and pgd geographic informations system (GIS)

If i want to nominate GIS, do i need to assess my qualifications through Vetasses or ACS?

Any GIS professional here pls.

Julie95:
I have b.tech mathematics 5yrs and pgd geographic informations system (GIS)

If i want to nominate GIS, do i need to assess my qualifications through Vetasses or ACS?

Any GIS professional here pls.

CJFLEX:
(first degree in mechanical) I am 26 years

bellong:


@40manlappy,

Which state have you applied to?

40manlappy:


NSW

bellong:


You can try Northern Territory also..

bammy2017:
Hello everyone! I have learnt a lot from this thread. Please I need your advice.
My fiance and I are getting married soon and we plan to process OZ PR. When he was in Nigeria,he got an offer from RObert Gordon University to do his BSC in Engineering but to start from year 3. After year 3 he was given his BSC cert which he went ahead to have a Masters in the Uk. I will like to know if he will be positively assessed by EA. He has over 10years work experience.

What accord does his degree fall under? Will he need to write a CDR?

Please help a sister

Bnimz:
I frankly don't see how you can get this before july.. Not to discourage you, but the ceiling for mechanical is almost full... And except your undergrad was in Australia or you have 3 years of experience, I'm not sure where the extra 5 points can come from to give you 70 for faster invitation...

So I'll advise you to take your mind off July and proceed at a normal pace. Even if it is removed from sol, some states will continue to sponsor it.. At worst, you'll get 190.. So you're fine... And yes, your first order of business should be to draft your cdr and submit for Assessment with that ielts 6.5 ... And book another test for maximum English points... Cheers

bellong:


You can try Northern Territory also..

simayg:

Please how can I know if electrical engineering ceiling is almost full

Ayaboyo:
Hello for the person asking about assessment for lawyers, its a very long process. You can only get a semi positive assessment if you attended unilorin or any of the very few naija universities yhat offer common law. You will then be advised on what courses to write in their uni. After passing the courses, you'll have to also do practical legal training as a lawyer or attend law school, pass after which you can get full assessment. Your years of work experience prior to this does not count.

Alphadoor:
Hi PR Famz,

I have finally submitted myself & wifey documents For ACS assessment...... 263111 Computer network and System Engineeer

awaiting +ve positive outcomes

Reloading for PTE retake for 20 points..................previous attempt valued L77: R82: S78 : W75

Kingbukaz:
As regards to the recent review of DIBP on sine courses Like ICT raising the point to 65 for independent class. Does one still need to have 65 points if he's applying through state nomination? Or just the normal 60points.

Ayaboyo:


Go on EA website , check the various accord match your hubby's uni and graduation year to confirm which accord hd wld be classed under.

The only work experience to be recognised will be the years after his degree not the years before.

virtual3xpert:


ACS is for ICT related occupations e.g programmers, software developers, system analyts, web developers etc, and your qualifications and work experience must highly relevant to ICT.

You can assess with VETASSESS under 'other spatial scientist'. It will be tricky though because of your first degree in Mathematics, you're required to have your qualifications in a highly relevant field of study. Tangible experience in GIS coupled with your Masters qualification could do the trick.