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Date: 2007-09-13

Australia - Removal of Skill Pathway D from TRA skills assessment (work experience only pathway)


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Migration Newsletter - September 2007
 

Changes to the Australian General Skilled Program
 

Australia - New English Language requirements for Temporary Business Subclass 457 visa
 

Australia - A number of trade occupations for certain countries are now assessed by VETASSESS
 

Australia - Updated Migration Occupation Demand List
 

Australia - Repeal of the Subclass 471 (Trade Skills Training) visa and sponsorships
 

Australia and the United States strike Work and Holiday deal
 

New Active Investor Migrant Category to replace the old Investor Policy for New Zealand
 

New Zealand Seasonal Work Permit policy – changes to the list of regions of absolute labour shortage
 

New Zealand Skilled Migrant Residence policy changes
 

New Zealand Temporary Entry policy changes
 

New Zealand updated Long Term Skill Shortage List and the Immediate Skill Shortage Lists
 
 
Trades Recognition Australia (TRA), the assessing body responsible for skills assessments for the majority of trade occupations have made an unexpected and unanticipated announcement to remove the assessment pathway for those who do not hold qualifications and rely on work experience (known as Skill Pathway D). All applications that have been received by TRA under Skill Pathway D that have not yet been processed will be returned along with the assessment fee.

TRA outline that Skill Pathway D has been removed until further notice. At this stage it is unclear when and if Skill Pathway D will be available again in the future.

To read the complete TRA announcement see the following TRA link.





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