Chef/Cook PR application- 189/190 etc

RheaMARN1171933

@LovellaEllen said:
@RheaMARN1171933 if you dont mind po, can you share if meron kayong client with same experience and education tapos positive yung TRA assessment? My bro is KRM grad, 1 yr sa pinas as cook tpos 2 years sa Saudi..

The information you provided is very vague to compare and such comparison shouldn’t be a basis of guessing an outcome. For x number of years we’ve been assisting migrants, no case are ever the same.

RheaMARN1171933

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

@LovellaEllen said:
@RheaMARN1171933 if you dont mind po, can you share if meron kayong client with same experience and education tapos positive yung TRA assessment? My bro is KRM grad, 1 yr sa pinas as cook tpos 2 years sa Saudi..
The information you provided is very vague to compare and such comparison shouldn’t be a basis of guessing an outcome. For x number of years we’ve been assisting migrants, no case are ever the same. Stick to the requirements and the qualification/experience, that’s my best tip.

HRM won’t suffice to satisfy the formal qualification needed therefore he would need 5 years minimum experience. So if he’s got 3 years, he’ll need 2 more years work experience.

LovellaEllen

@RheaMARN1171933 I see, thanks po.

Bi27

Hi sorry ngyon lang ako naka reply. 5yrears minimum experience kung mag papa assess kayo ng TRA for Cook or chef. nasa website nila lahat ng info. pero sa mga bago palang. pilitin niyo na Chef ang ipa assess nyo at makakuha ng positive result. kasi ang Chef pwede mag apply ng PR pero ang cook, working visa lang muna. so ako, Cook TRA ko, ngyon papa assess ulit ako ng Chef. since ung company ko ngyon dto sa Australia, chef na position ko. sa Philippines kasi 5 yrs na experience ko pang chef n tlga pero cook lng nilagay ng agency ko kasi ung offer ng company dati, cook lang. nakakalito talaga ang cook at chef dto,

Bi27

@Bi27 said:
Hello po. Itatanong ko lang po sino dto mag DIY mag apply ng PR -Cook as nominated occupation. Or kung sino man po PR na or waiting na. Some inputs lang po. Thanks

Hi mga Chef/Cook, kamusta kayo? karamihan satin nawalan ng work, kaya ntin to!!!

RheaMARN1171933

@Bi27 said:
Hi sorry ngyon lang ako naka reply. 5yrears minimum experience kung mag papa assess kayo ng TRA for Cook or chef. nasa website nila lahat ng info. pero sa mga bago palang. pilitin niyo na Chef ang ipa assess nyo at makakuha ng positive result. kasi ang Chef pwede mag apply ng PR pero ang cook, working visa lang muna. so ako, Cook TRA ko, ngyon papa assess ulit ako ng Chef. since ung company ko ngyon dto sa Australia, chef na position ko. sa Philippines kasi 5 yrs na experience ko pang chef n tlga pero cook lng nilagay ng agency ko kasi ung offer ng company dati, cook lang. nakakalito talaga ang cook at chef dto,

Be very careful to use chef as the nominated occupation. There’s a better chance of skills assessment success to nominate cook vs chef. The focus shouldn’t be what visa to apply but what occupation is the best to use to get a positive assessment. I’ve had clients who initially wanted to apply as chef but we had to downgrade the application to cook because they can’t provide evidences that the tasks they do at work match up the chef tasks as defined by ANZSCO.

RheaMARN1171933

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

@Bi27 said:
Hi sorry ngyon lang ako naka reply. 5yrears minimum experience kung mag papa assess kayo ng TRA for Cook or chef. nasa website nila lahat ng info. pero sa mga bago palang. pilitin niyo na Chef ang ipa assess nyo at makakuha ng positive result. kasi ang Chef pwede mag apply ng PR pero ang cook, working visa lang muna. so ako, Cook TRA ko, ngyon papa assess ulit ako ng Chef. since ung company ko ngyon dto sa Australia, chef na position ko. sa Philippines kasi 5 yrs na experience ko pang chef n tlga pero cook lng nilagay ng agency ko kasi ung offer ng company dati, cook lang. nakakalito talaga ang cook at chef dto,
Be very careful to use chef as the nominated occupation. There’s a better chance of skills assessment success to nominate cook vs chef. The focus shouldn’t be what visa to apply but what occupation is the best to use to get a positive assessment. I’ve had clients who initially wanted to apply as chef but we had to downgrade the application to cook because they can’t provide evidences that the tasks they do at work match up the chef tasks as defined by ANZSCO.

Also, cook is on STSOL and can apply for 190 which is a PR visa or 491 which is provisional. It isn’t just for work visa, one can migrate to Australia as a cook.

corrappyka_CE

@RheaMARN1171933 thanks po for your advice. May tanong po ako, possible pa din po ba na magpaassess as Chef regardless the title of the position is cook? (assuming majority of the activities of the things done as cook are qualified under chef).

Also, any idea po ba regarding the ANZSCO definition of dining and catering establishment?

"CHEFS plan and organise the preparation and cooking of food in dining and catering establishments".

Jinjerald1

@RheaMARN1171933 Hi, quick question, is it possible if I also use my "Chef" TRA skills assessment to nominate "Cook" under visa 190? Or do I need to have a separate Assessment for Cook?

I did my EOI for visa 190 (Chef) couple months ago.

Just wondering as I saw the recent visa 190 invites, which included Cook on the list. Thank you.

Jinjerald1

@corrappyka_CE said:
@RheaMARN1171933 thanks po for your advice. May tanong po ako, possible pa din po ba na magpaassess as Chef regardless the title of the position is cook? (assuming majority of the activities of the things done as cook are qualified under chef).

Also, any idea po ba regarding the ANZSCO definition of dining and catering establishment?
"CHEFS plan and organise the preparation and cooking of food in dining and catering establishments".

@corrappyka_CE Hi, same with my friend, cook siya and applied for TRA JRP - Chef - 351311, and nakuha na nya skills assessment for Chef. Hindi ko lang alam ilang years hiningi sa experience nya. And yung duties/responsibilities, dapat pang chef. Then may cert 4 cookery siya.

Basically, cook ang title niya sa work namin before, pero duties niya pang chef. Icoconfirm din kasi ng TRA kung legit ba yung claim mo na ganto ganyan ang ginagawa mo sa work. Confirmation of Employment from HR including list of duties and total hours worked. Then iconfirm din nila sa nominated direct supervisor mo yung duties mo.

So i think pwede, as long as na fulfill mo yung duties ng chef and meron ka ng iba pang requirements.

RheaMARN1171933

@Jinjerald1 said:
@RheaMARN1171933 Hi, quick question, is it possible if I also use my "Chef" TRA skills assessment to nominate "Cook" under visa 190? Or do I need to have a separate Assessment for Cook?
I did my EOI for visa 190 (Chef) couple months ago.
Just wondering as I saw the recent visa 190 invites, which included Cook on the list. Thank you.
You will need to have a skills assessment outcome letter as a cook if you are nominating this occupation.

Jinjerald1

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

@Jinjerald1 said:
@RheaMARN1171933 Hi, quick question, is it possible if I also use my "Chef" TRA skills assessment to nominate "Cook" under visa 190? Or do I need to have a separate Assessment for Cook?
I did my EOI for visa 190 (Chef) couple months ago.
Just wondering as I saw the recent visa 190 invites, which included Cook on the list. Thank you.
You will need to have a skills assessment outcome letter as a cook if you are nominating this occupation.
Copy. Thank you!

Alexrae

Hi po! Looking for work po as cook or Chef. I just recently finished Certificate 4 in Commercial Cookery. Hopefully may makitang trabaho na relevant sa inaaral ko po. Thanks

aileenism

Currently on step 2 pero kulang ako sa oras dahil sa COVID. Pwede ba maextend yung 485 visa para macmplete yung hours ko sa skill assessment?

bakangaroo

Magandang araw sa lahat! New member here. Ano po kayang best pathway para makakuha ng skilled working visa para sa katulad kong gustong magshift sa hospitality industry as cook na wala pang experience or nasa entirely different industry dito sa Pilipinas? Currenlty, nagte-take po ako ng free cookery (online) courses sa TESDA. Pero yung commercial cookery eh hindi ko pa kayang ma-take sa ngayon dahil sa family duties. Eto po ang options ko:

Take commercial cookery (NC II and III) here in PH - 4 mos to 1 year
Work as a kitchen hand (entry level) sa isang restaurant or cafe sa PH
Apply as a kitchen hand (visa sponsorship) sa AU

Pamilyado po ako at currently juggling work-from-home and daddy duties sa 1 year old baby ko. Gustuhin ko man mag all out sa pagaaral at pagwork sa hospitality industry to get experience, hindi ko afford at kaya parehas.

Any advice po at this early stage of my australian immigration journey?

Much appereciated po ang kahit anong input. Maraming maraming salamat 🙂

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