Hi @lock_code2004, thanks for your inputs. May I ask for a copy your IE CDR?
joenil_86@yahoo.com. Other IE peeps are also welcome to send, I could really use a reference.
Thanks!
<blockquote rel="lock_code2004"><blockquote rel="JCo">@JClem ang hirap ma'am mag hanap ng precedent case for an industrial engineer that's why I'm directing my query to you.
I'm an IE graduate from UP Diliman, with almost 4 years corporate experience that are not directly IE (analytics, project development, research, marketing, etc.) I'd like to take the first step which is Engineering Assessment, may I kindly ask for your advice and guidance in how you went about your CDR?
Most of my colleagues in UP Engg opted for an easier visa (457, i think), but since 4 years ago na ako graduate, I need to gun for visa 189 now. So wala akong mapagtanungan na immediate friends. Those some adviced me that I will have to go back to my college projects and compose something technical.
wachu think?
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if i may answer, medyo busy na si @JClem.. IE rin ako.. EA will do the assessment based on your COE+Job Description versus the ANZSCO definition for IE..
the best start is to get the ANZSCO code for IE and read the job description..
then look at you work experience, and relate it to the ANZSCO job desc
work on your CDR, (refer to EA migration booklet), and pick career episodes that will highlight your IE work..
IE has several job specialization. my work exp is very broad from supply chain/planning, systems engr, Process/methods, IT analyst, to manufacturing/production.. so i relate my CDR/career episodes to the ANZCO code...
let me know if you have clarification/s..
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