Australian Context Gap Training

If you are a migrant and have passed a skills assessment with a positive outcome in one of the following occupations, Trades Recognition Australia (TRA), the assessing authority body, will issue you an Offshore Technical Skills Record (OTSR).

To become a licenced trade in Australia, you must first get the Offshore Technical Skills Record (OTSR) and then complete the Minimum Australian Context GAP training. This only applies if you live in Australia and have supervised employment.

Trade Occupation with Offshore Technical Skills Record (OTSR):

For more information about skill assessment for migrants in the above occupations, click on the link above.

What is Offshore Technical Skills Record (OTSR)?

The Offshore Technical Skills Record (OTSR) is a type of skills documentation granted by the assessing authority body to overseas-trained tradesmen who pass the practical skills assessment in one of the occupations listed above. The OTSR details the technical abilities displayed in the practical assessment as well as any deficiencies in the Australian skills or knowledge component that must be filled in order to satisfy the full trade occupation standard.

Why do I need to do the Australian Context Gap Training?

After obtaining an OTSR, you are eligible to apply for a provisional licence. A provisional licence application can be obtained from the Australian state or territory in where you reside. The provisional license will allow you to work under supervision while completing gap training program.

To be awarded the Australian VET certificate for that occupation under the migration skill assessment system, the OTSR holder must complete Australian context gap training and 12 months of supervised employment in the specified trade before applying for a full licence.

Australian GAP Training

In terms of Australian context gap training for licenced occupations, each state and territory have different requirements and regulated occupations. For more information, click on the links below.

  • Australian Capital Territory
  • New South Wales
  • Northern Territory
  • Queensland
  • South Australia
  • Tasmania
  • Victoria
  • Western Australia

 

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Frequent Ask Questions

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Why do I need skill assessment?

Skills Assessment for Migration

Having your skills assessed is a mandatory criterion of the visa application process under points tested, employer sponsored, graduate migrant and temporary graduate visas. Have a question? Contact Us

We are experienced in document checking; we provide guidance step by step to ensure that you that you have met the documents requirement for the skill assessment criterion. This process will allow us to tailor your application for maximal chance of positive outcome. Have a question? Give us a call 03 9317 3397 or 0480 698 686

You can only select one anzsco occupation per skill assessment. Have a question? Give us a call 03 9317 3397 or 0480 698 686

Each assessing authority has their own skill assessment criterion and timeframes. The approximate processing time is varied as it is depending on your occupation. Contact us for a Free Consultation

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Why do I need help with skill assessment?

Each assessing authority that evaluates skills has its own set of rules, procedures, and time limits. The criteria are backed by an assessing authority and will apply to your chosen ANZSCO occupation from the Skilled Occupation List (SOL). The assessing authority will evaluate your chosen occupation based on professional standards.

Ozlinks Education and Career Services is an agency that helps people understand what the skill assessment requirements are. Based on the ANZSCO occupation you've chosen, we'll be able to find the right assessing authority and tell you what they need. We have a lot of experience in document checking, so you can be sure you've done everything you need to do for the skills assessment application criteria and give yourself the best chance of getting a positive result.

If you need help with the skill assessments for the general occupations, we can help you. Click here to get in touch with us.