EOI SkillSelect - Point Test Table

mr_reygan

I need your kind advise on claiming education and employment points for a 189 visa.

I have a non-ICT related bachelor's degree. Therefore, the qualification was not assessed by ACS and was recommended to take the RPL route, which I did and got the following results:

Your skills have been assessed to be suitable for migration under 261311 (Analyst Programmer) of the

ANZSCO Code.

The following employment after August 2008 is considered to equate to work at an appropriately

skilled level and relevant to 261311 (Analyst Programmer) of the ANZSCO Code.

Dates: 08/02 - 08/11 (9yrs 0mths)

Position: Application Developer

Employer: ABC

Dates: 08/11 - 05/13 (1yrs 9mths)

Position: Application Developer

Employer: XYZ

Question 1:

Given that this is an RPL application, please let me know if I can claim a bachelor degree for my education (15 pts) and skilled employment after august 2008 which is 5 years (10) points.

Question 2:

If yes, what should I state for the following under my education history?:

Qualification

Course name

Institution name

Question 3:

Should I also include my non-assessed bachelor's degree under my education history?

Question 4:

I am still an employee of XYZ but my assessment date is only until 05/13. Can I still claim my experience after this date?

My assumptions were based on the following:

The Australian Skills Recognition Information (ASRI) for Analyst Programmer - 261311 states that:

This occupation has a level of skill commensurate with a bachelor degree or higher qualification. At least five years of relevant experience may substitute for the formal qualification. In some instances relevant experience and/or on-the-job training may be required in addition to the formal qualification (ANZSCO Skill Level 1).

ACS states that:

The purpose of the RPL application is to give you the opportunity to demonstrate that you have acquired a level of knowledge equivalent to that of a formal tertiary ICT qualification.

lock_code2004

@mr_reygan -

if you dont mind, anung school ka graduate?

Q1- I would not advise you to claim 15 pts without any basis. if you want, you can submit your education qualification for assessment sa vetassess, they can provide opinion if its AQF bachelor or diploma level. please check their website..

Q2 - refer to my answer to Q1

Q3 - refer to my answer to Q1

Q4 - yes you can claim points for on-going work experience. during your visa application, you just need to provide updated COE..

mr_reygan

@lock_code2004 , nasa section 2 ang school ko

lock_code2004

<blockquote rel="mr_reygan">@lock_code2004 , nasa section 2 ang school ko</blockquote>

okay.. based kasi sa mga nagpa-assess na.. mostly pag nasa section 1 para maging AQF bachelor..

meron din nmn from section 2, pero mahirap na mag-claim ng walang basis..

so its either, you claim diploma 10pts, kung aabot naman ng total 60pts ang EOI mo.. then proceed na with your application..

but if you really need 15pts, ayun nga i suggest check with vetassess for your educ qualification assessment..

goodluck..

Howard

@mr_reygan Hi Mr. Reygan, same case din po tau nagpa assess naman po ako sa Vetassess under Graphic Designer ksi malayo un course (Mechanical Eng'g) ko sa working experience ko so unsuccessful un assessment ko and also they advice me to take RPL. San po kayo nag pa RPL dto po ba kau sa SG? And how much po un fee and how many months will it take po?

Balak ko po kasi magpa assess sa TRA under Print Finisher, taz nag enquire po ako sa TRA heto reply sken:

As mentioned below, to be eligible for a successful Migration Skills Assessment (MSA) outcome you are required to provide evidence of:

1.a qualification comparable to the relevant qualification in Australia for the occupation and

2.employment at the required skill level for Australian indusry standards.

TRA cannot provide advice about the likely comparability of a specific qualification and employment without conducting an assessment, and for this to occur an application would need to be lodged with TRA. However, for your information, a qualification from the Philippines may be comparable to the relevant AQF qualification for the occupation of Print Finisher [392111] if the qualification:

· Is at a comparable level to an Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) qualification level III or above. (note for a Print Finisher [392111] the minimum requirement is an AQF ICP30712 - Certificate III in Printing and Graphic Arts (Print Finishing)

•Is relevant to the nominated occupation and includes a range of competencies/subjects directly related to the nominated occupation, and

•was issued an institution/organisation that is quality assured by a government agency with responsibility for vocational education and training in the country where the qualification was issued.

The TRA Migration Skills Assessment Applicant Guidelines requires qualification. TRA compares qualifications issued overseas to the relevant Australian Training Package qualification for the nominated occupation when determining relevance. To do this, TRA requires the qualification and the accompanying academic transcript to be provided in the application.

As previously advised your application is likely to be unsuccessful if you do not have a relevant qualification for your nominated occupation. Please seek further advice and information about RPL from and RTO as mentioned previously.

Thank you & God Bless....

fempaj

Hello! I have a concern. I did not intend to create 2 EOI account. However, when i checked my email, i found out that there are 2 EOIs accounts under my name. I would like to ask if it is advisable to withdraw one of these accounts. I have not yet lodged my EOI since i am waiting for the IELTS results.

Thank you

cchamyl

<blockquote rel="fempaj">Hello! I have a concern. I did not intend to create 2 EOI account. However, when i checked my email, i found out that there are 2 EOIs accounts under my name. I would like to ask if it is advisable to withdraw one of these accounts. I have not yet lodged my EOI since i am waiting for the IELTS results.

Thank you</blockquote>

yes, you can especially if the contents are the same.

fempaj

<blockquote rel="cchamyl"><blockquote rel="fempaj">Hello! I have a concern. I did not intend to create 2 EOI account. However, when i checked my email, i found out that there are 2 EOIs accounts under my name. I would like to ask if it is advisable to withdraw one of these accounts. I have not yet lodged my EOI since i am waiting for the IELTS results.

Thank you</blockquote>

yes, you can especially if the contents are the same. </blockquote>

thank you. i guess i'd delete the oldest account. 🙂

lock_code2004

Thank you</blockquote>

yes, you can especially if the contents are the same. </blockquote>

thank you. i guess i'd delete the oldest account. 🙂</blockquote>

delete the newer one.. invitations are based on EOI effective date..

lock_code2004

<blockquote rel="francisrhodora">hello po... I would just like to ask about po dun sa claiming points for Australian study, medyo confusing po kasi... I studied po ADVANCE DIPLOMA OF MANAGEMENT here in Australia for 1year then Bachelor of nursing for 1year... so its 2years study but different and I'm not sure if they considered related... can I claim the 5points po ba for Australian study... I would just like to clarify po... thank you po.</blockquote>

i believe yes you can..

fempaj

Thank you</blockquote>

yes, you can especially if the contents are the same. </blockquote>

thank you. i guess i'd delete the oldest account. 🙂</blockquote>

delete the newer one.. invitations are based on EOI effective date..</blockquote>

Ok, thank you po. Deleted the newer..anyway, I have another concern. I will be resigning from my work effect sept 10, when should I submit the EOI? Should it be before I resigned or after? Will work in another company with the same field. Please advise. Thank you

lock_code2004

it does not matter.. just submit your EOI as is..

im assuming (your change of job) it will not affect your work exp points..

once you have your EOI invitation to apply for visa, just upload your COE from the new company, and/or update your CO

pertos

Hello everyone!

I just want to ask for suggestions and advice;

In my EOI Homepage

Visa Type - Result - ACTION

1.Employer Nomination Scheme(Subclass 186)-The EOI for this Subclass is able to be completed - Apply Visa

2.Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme -The EOI for this Subclass is able to be completed - Apply Visa

Hope anyone can give an advice

Thank you

rooroo

I am affected by this! Still waiting for my assessment 🙁 what are the pros/cons?

http://skillselect.govspace.gov.au/2013/08/29/allocations-for-six-occupations-from-2-september-2013/

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="rooroo">I am affected by this! Still waiting for my assessment 🙁 what are the pros/cons?

http://skillselect.govspace.gov.au/2013/08/29/allocations-for-six-occupations-from-2-september-2013/

</blockquote>

There are no pros fro this...

It means, you need to have a very high EOI score in order for you to merit an invitation... Accordingly, these 6 occupation has some very high applicants with limited slots so may the best EOI score wins ito.

If 60 ang points mo baka dehado ka as marami na nakapila ahead of you - if 70 up naman score mo, may fighting chance ka.

habibi

@TasBurrfoot First time ba nangyari ito or this happens every year? Affected din ako. By September 27, 65 points na ko dahil sa work experience.

rooroo

<blockquote rel="TasBurrfoot"><blockquote rel="rooroo">I am affected by this! Still waiting for my assessment 🙁 what are the pros/cons?

http://skillselect.govspace.gov.au/2013/08/29/allocations-for-six-occupations-from-2-september-2013/

</blockquote>

There are no pros fro this...

If 60 ang points mo baka dehado ka as marami na nakapila ahead of you - if 70 up naman score mo, may fighting chance ka.</blockquote>

kung walang deduction ng 2 years ang ACS (which I doubt), i can claim for 70 pts. if not, 65 pts lang. i think still better as compared to 60 pts. as checked in previous invitations, majority naman puro 60 pts lang ung na-invite.

rooroo

<blockquote rel="habibi">@TasBurrfoot First time ba nangyari ito or this happens every year? Affected din ako. By September 27, 65 points na ko dahil sa work experience.</blockquote>

nothing to worry. 65 pts is better than 60 pts 🙂

habibi

@rooroo May nagsabi kasi sa kabilang forum na every year daw may mga natatanggal na SOL. Ang masakit lang nun kung mapagsaraduhan tayo ng pinto sa kadahilanang matanggal ang ating SOL. I hope not. Keep on praying. God bless us all!

rooroo

<blockquote rel="habibi">@rooroo May nagsabi kasi sa kabilang forum na every year daw may mga natatanggal na SOL. Ang masakit lang nun kung mapagsaraduhan tayo ng pinto sa kadahilanang matanggal ang ating SOL. I hope not. Keep on praying. God bless us all!</blockquote>

i think abot pa yan. half way palang naman at assured na may slots pa until end this program year. assessment nalang din ba hinahantay mo then pasa na EOI?

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