Skill Assessment

A skills assessment is how Australian Immigration determines if you qualify as a skilled worker for a visa. It ensures your qualifications and experience meet the standards of an equivalent Australian occupation, aligning with the country's skilled workforce needs. For example, if applying as a carpenter, your skills and experience will be assessed against Australian standards. This assessment serves as proof of your eligibility to live and work in Australia.

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Are you planning to apply for a visa but need a positive skill assessment to proceed?

Did you know there are 500+ occupations assessed by 39 different assessing authorities in
Australia?

Each authority comes with its own unique procedures, timeframes, and fees. Some
of the most well-known assessing authorities include VETASSESS, Australian Computer
Society (ACS) and Medical Board of Australia.

Australia's Skilled Occupation List (SOL) identifies professions in high demand, guiding skilled migration to address labor shortages. While the list is extensive, some of the most sought-after occupations include:

Registered Nurses
General Practitioners (GPs)
Software Engineers
Civil Engineers
Mechanical Engineers
Electricians
Plumbers
Carpenters and Joiners
Secondary School Teachers
Early Childhood Educators
Accountants
ICT Business Analysts
Physiotherapists
Medical Diagnostic Radiographers
Mining Engineers
Chefs
Graphic Designers
Automotive Electricians
Welders
*For full list: https://www.dewr.gov.au/assessing-authority-policy-and-assurance/assessing-authorities

These professions span critical sectors such as healthcare, engineering, information technology, education, and skilled trades, reflecting Australia's current labor market needs. Depending on your occupation, there may even be multiple assessing authorities to choose from, which can make the process seem daunting.

How can I help?

We’re here to guide you through the entire process, ensuring you achieve the best possible outcome. Contact us today for a provisional assessment to check your eligibility and take the first step toward securing a positive skill assessment!