Accountant

Jeebs

@psychoboy That's new info to me. I've been directly mailing my papers to Victoria aus.

foundation level kasi is divided into 2 categories (4mandatory and 5optional subjects). It differs from every ANZSCO occupations (accountant general, mngmt acct, corp treasurer). Baka ung nominated occupation ng wife mo na meet na agad ung 4 mandatory subjects, meaning na take na nya sa undergrad; ung 3 subjects is optional lang just in case she decided to be fully become a CPAA member. This is my opinion only on their labelling between mandatory and optional for migration:

" A. You will be required to complete mandatory core knowledge areas depending on the Australian and New Zealand standard classification of occupations (ANZSCO) code you have nominated. In addition, you must also complete at least a further five optional core knowledge areas. "

Actually, im not hoping na irerecognize pa nila work experience ko. Habol ko lang is 65 pts.

Age: 30 pts

IELTS: 20 pts (started preparing for this already since I need an 8 for all subtest).

Educational qualification:??

This where my dilemma is since I need to nominate an Occupation in SOL 1 which is mgmt accountant nga. Since magkahiwalay naman ang awarding of points/assessment for education qualification and skilled employment, i think, i just need to make my qualification as close to my nominated occupation as possible since hindi ako cpa. Kaya I've applied for membership muna.

chaisan

question naman po! sana kayo kumuha ng taxation law course? ang mamahal naman ng nakikita ko tapos ala daw govt funding yun. hehe :p

Silhouette

mahal din ng nakikita ko, more or less 2k

Jeebs

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Jeebs

@chaisan siguro try mo magsearch sa subjects ng masters in law or business admin ng mga local schools dito kung di available sa undergrad. Mas mura. Pero CPA lang magsasabi kung irerecognize nila un pag natapos mo.

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="Jeebs">@psychoboy That's new info to me. I've been directly mailing my papers to Victoria aus.

Actually, im not hoping na irerecognize pa nila work experience ko. Habol ko lang is 65 pts.

Age: 30 pts

IELTS: 20 pts (started preparing for this already since I need an 8 for all subtest).

Educational qualification:??

@Jeebs - is this a skills assessment ba? Mejo naguguluhan ako eh. What my wife took (and passed) was the skills assessment, not the membership per se. This skills assessment is the requirement before you can lodge your expression of intent.

Ang skills assessment is very much straight forward - (1) you take IELTS Academic Module (get a score of at least for all 4 parts), (2) prepare your academic papers (including University Diploma and syllabus of all relevant subjects) and (3) if you wish to have your work experience assessment, submit ka ng employment documents.

Are you in the Philippines currently?

Jeebs

@psychoboy yep still in the phils. Sorry bout the confusion. I still have to take the IELTs before I can have my migration assessment (qualification and skills). Maybe i'll take the exam on dec. While reviewing for the IELts I applied first for membership assessment. You're right na mgkaiba ang membership vs migration assessment nila. When you apply for migration assessment, you dont need to be a member. You only need to become a member if there's gap in your foundation skills and you want to complete it through their program.

What I did is parang preparation for the migration qualifications assessment through their membership pathways para after ko makuha ung IElts results, dire-direcho na pati skills assessment. Mas mabilis na kumbaga sila makakapagdecide kasi they can refer to my educ qualifications in the foundation level.

Does your wife applied for a migration assessment first before applying for membership? Bakit magkaiba ung office ng CPAA na nag assess ng migration vs membership application nya?

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="Jeebs">@psychoboy yep still in the phils. Sorry bout the confusion. I still have to take the IELTs before I can have my migration assessment (qualification and skills). Maybe i'll take the exam on dec. While reviewing for the IELts I applied first for membership assessment. You're right na mgkaiba ang membership vs migration assessment nila. When you apply for migration assessment, you dont need to be a member. You only need to become a member if there's gap in your foundation skills and you want to complete it through their program.

Does your wife applied for a migration assessment first before applying for membership? Bakit magkaiba ung office ng CPAA na nag assess ng migration vs membership application nya?</blockquote>

Okey, I got you now... Thanks for explaining! 🙂

Yes, my wife applied for migration assessment first before applying for membership... 3wks after she submitted her migration assessment, that was the time she decided to apply for membership na rin. Unfortunately, di na tinanggap ng Melbourne ang application nya and they suggestion to call the local office here in Singapore.

The rest is history... Offhand right, I felt we were cheated on the membership assessments. The results came in less than 48 hours! ahahhaah... 🙂

Bahala na muna for now regarding membership said my wife, the important thing is to get the visa first...

Goodluck in your IELTS

Jeebs

@psychoboy Swerte nyo sir. Nakalagay kasi sa site ng CPAA na they would only consider skills assessment if and only if upon completion of an equivalent bachelors degree covering the all foundation levels. Galing! This would justify na I only need to finish the mandatory subjects for skills assessment (well hopefully). Na excite tuloy ako mag IELTS para makapag pa assess na.

Youre such a big help sir. Goodluck too with regards to your visa and migration.

I'll keep you posted on my status.

Will be lurking in IELTs discussion muna. I must kill it in the exam. Hahaha

Many Thanks! 🙂

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="Jeebs">@psychoboy Swerte nyo sir. Nakalagay kasi sa site ng CPAA na they would only consider skills assessment if and only if upon completion of an equivalent bachelors degree covering the all foundation levels. Galing! This would justify na I only need to finish the mandatory subjects for skills assessment (well hopefully). Na excite tuloy ako mag IELTS para makapag pa assess na.

Youre such a big help sir. Goodluck too with regards to your visa and migration.

I'll keep you posted on my status.

Will be lurking in IELTs discussion muna. I must kill it in the exam. Hahaha

Many Thanks! 🙂 </blockquote>

@Jeebs - I hope you don't mind me asking... ano ba ang college degree mo? 🙂

Jeebs

@psychoboy BA Development Studies in UP Manila with electives in economic subjects. Then after 3 years, MBA in diliman but still unfinished. 🙂

Jeebs

@psychoboy sir pwede po malaman kung anung subjects ng wife mo ung hindi ni-recognize ng CPAA for membership assessment?

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="Jeebs">@psychoboy sir pwede po malaman kung anung subjects ng wife mo ung hindi ni-recognize ng CPAA for membership assessment?</blockquote>

@Jeebs - I cannot remember, the paper was kept by my wife kasi... Di na nya nilabas ulit, she was frustrated by the results given.

Jeebs

@psychoboy Awww. Ok lang un. Ang impt naman positive un skills assessment nya. May I ask na lang kung what type of visa did you lodge? 189 or 190?

Thanks!

🙂

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="Jeebs">@psychoboy Awww. Ok lang un. Ang impt naman positive un skills assessment nya. May I ask na lang kung what type of visa did you lodge? 189 or 190?

Thanks!

🙂 </blockquote>

189 boss... 🙂 Matagal kasi makakuha ng State Sponsorship sa gusto namin na state (VICTORIA)

Jeebs

@psychoboy I see. Melbourne. Well, with reference in other discussion groups mukhang malapit na kayo sir! Astig.

Godbless to you and your wifey 🙂

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="Jeebs">@psychoboy I see. Melbourne. Well, with reference in other discussion groups mukhang malapit na kayo sir! Astig.

Godbless to you and your wifey 🙂 </blockquote>

sana... 🙂 salamat @Jeebs!

021607

@psychoboy, hi! Also an accountant here, but Brisbane-based. Wifey can still appeal the results with cpaa. Some friends I know were asked to take some foundation subjects at uni, but when they appealed professional level na agad 🙂

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="021607">@psychoboy, hi! Also an accountant here, but Brisbane-based. Wifey can still appeal the results with cpaa. Some friends I know were asked to take some foundation subjects at uni, but when they appealed professional level na agad 🙂 </blockquote>

Wow, I think this is good news for the wife... 🙂

Thanks @021607

Sushigurl

@chaisan Ganun tlg range ng price nyan sis...

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