Skills Assessment for Migration
Skills Assessment is one of the important conditions that you must meet to be able to apply for some types of skilled visa such as subclass 482, subclass 485, subclass 189, subclass 190, subclass 491, subclass 494, the skills assessment is a mandatory criterion of the visa application process. The purpose of the skills assessment is to identify the oversea worker’s skills and assess their skills against the Australian ANZSCO skill level. A skills assessing authority is an organization, who will check that your skills meet the standards they set to work in a relevant occupation.
Skill Assessment Assistance
Each assessing authority has their own skill assessment criterion, procedures, and timeframes. The criterion undertakes by an assessing authority that apply to your selected ANZSCO occupational from the Skilled Occupation List (SOL) that will be assessed by the assessing authority in accordance with relevant professional standards.
Ozlinks Education Career Services provide an agency service, assisting individual applicants to understand the skill assessment requirements. Based on your selected ANZSCO occupational, we will be able to determine the right assessing authority and our knowledge of their requirements. Our experience in document checking ensure that you have meet the documentation requirements for the skills assessment application criteria, this process will allow us to tailor your application for maximal chance of positive outcome.
SKILLS ASSESSMENT ASSISTANCE
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What We Do
- Assist you to choose the relevant ANZSCO occupation based on your education qualification.
- Help you to prepare all the necessary documents for your application.
- Filling out the application form.
- Submitting your skills assessment application.
- Tracking your application.
- Follow up, feedback if there are additional documents required by assessing authority.
Skills Assessing Authorities
We can assist you in preparing and submitting your skills assessment application to one of the following skills assessment authorities: