Engineers Australia Skills Assessment

socialsheen

@batocabe1003 said:

@socialsheen said:

@batocabe1003 said:

@socialsheen said:
Sino po dito ang currently nag submit ng MSA at naghihintay ng results? I submitted my MSA + RSEA on 20 July under Fast Track. 10 Aug the status changed from Queued for Assessment to Assessment in Progress. Hanggang ngayon wala pa rin update. Should I be worried? Sorry super anxious lang kasi at the moment. I want to have the result so I can apply for 189 or 190 asap. 😅

Hi @socialsheen , good day po, ask ko lang po, sa pagpapasa mo ba ng CDR sa EA, kumuha ba kayo ng checker na magchecheck ng plagiarism and technicality of the CDR and the grammar? before you submit to Engineer's Australia?

I used grammarly for grammar checking and plagiarismdetector(dot)net to check plagiarism. Kung sarili mo namang gawa, wala ka namang dapat alalahanin sa plagiarism.

@socialsheen , oo sarili ko namang gawa. Matagal din pala ang under fast track noh?

Nice. No need to worry about plagiarism. Regarding the fast track, yeah medyo disappointed ako sa case ko pero majority dito maganda experience as fast track. I'm not sure if may problems ba sa application ko pero will wait until tomorrow then I will contact them directly.

marksolito

hi question po ulet. may bago po akong company na pinapasukan, 1 month palang ako. pwede kaya isama sya sa assessment ng EA? kahit one month palang? salamat

songhyeky0

@marksolito said:
hi question po ulet. may bago po akong company na pinapasukan, 1 month palang ako. pwede kaya isama sya sa assessment ng EA? kahit one month palang? salamat

makecredit lang sya kapag one year or more ang experience sa isang company.

songhyeky0

Guys, may alam ba kayo kung sino ang eligible sa Global Talent Visa nomination ng Engineers Australia? Baka do-able.

marksolito

@songhyeky0 said:

@marksolito said:
hi question po ulet. may bago po akong company na pinapasukan, 1 month palang ako. pwede kaya isama sya sa assessment ng EA? kahit one month palang? salamat

makecredit lang sya kapag one year or more ang experience sa isang company.

Kahit RSEA sir? Thank you po. I mean may sinama po kase ako na 8months lang sa assessment ko. Hehe

RheaMARN1171933

@songhyeky0 said:

@marksolito said:
hi question po ulet. may bago po akong company na pinapasukan, 1 month palang ako. pwede kaya isama sya sa assessment ng EA? kahit one month palang? salamat

makecredit lang sya kapag one year or more ang experience sa isang company.

It will be credited regardless the length of employment. As long as the tasks match with the ANZSCO definition. However, it doesn’t necessarily mean you will gain further points by having it assessed as you can claim 5 points for 3 to 4 years experience. 10 points for 5-7 years then 15 points for 8+years. This means if that 1 month experience would help you get further points, then it’ll be worth getting it assessed otherwise perhaps you’re better off waiting a bit longer. Hope that makes sense.

marksolito

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

@songhyeky0 said:

@marksolito said:
hi question po ulet. may bago po akong company na pinapasukan, 1 month palang ako. pwede kaya isama sya sa assessment ng EA? kahit one month palang? salamat

makecredit lang sya kapag one year or more ang experience sa isang company.

It will be credited regardless the length of employment. As long as the task match with the ANZSCO definition. However, it doesn’t necessarily mean you will gain further points by having it assessed as you can claim 5 points for 3 to 4 years experience. 10 points for 5-7 years then 15 points for 8+years. This means if that 1 month experience would help you get further points, then it’ll be worth getting it assessed otherwise perhaps you’re better off waiting a bit longer. Hope that makes sense.

thank you very much po Ms. Rhea.

ENGINEER_SALESMAN

@patrick21 said:

@ENGINEER_SALESMAN said:

@patrick21 said:
Hi po, I am 27 years old and a Registered ECE with 5 years work exp in Telecom. Magtatanong lang po kung paano mag-apply sa general skilled migration program.

Hello Patrick, and latest readers usually naglalagay ng timeline sa mga ID nila yung contributors dito. Dun mo makikita yung process ng skilled migration. Sharing also this video where I tried to run through some process na dinaanan ko way back in 2018 sana makatulong:

Hi Sir, may job offer na ba kayo bago kayo nag-apply ng visa 189?

Wala po. Saka po na-entertain ng mga employers sa seek nung may visa na.

batocabe1003

@socialsheen said:

@batocabe1003 said:

@socialsheen said:

@batocabe1003 said:

@socialsheen said:
Sino po dito ang currently nag submit ng MSA at naghihintay ng results? I submitted my MSA + RSEA on 20 July under Fast Track. 10 Aug the status changed from Queued for Assessment to Assessment in Progress. Hanggang ngayon wala pa rin update. Should I be worried? Sorry super anxious lang kasi at the moment. I want to have the result so I can apply for 189 or 190 asap. 😅

Hi @socialsheen , good day po, ask ko lang po, sa pagpapasa mo ba ng CDR sa EA, kumuha ba kayo ng checker na magchecheck ng plagiarism and technicality of the CDR and the grammar? before you submit to Engineer's Australia?

I used grammarly for grammar checking and plagiarismdetector(dot)net to check plagiarism. Kung sarili mo namang gawa, wala ka namang dapat alalahanin sa plagiarism.

@socialsheen , oo sarili ko namang gawa. Matagal din pala ang under fast track noh?

Nice. No need to worry about plagiarism. Regarding the fast track, yeah medyo disappointed ako sa case ko pero majority dito maganda experience as fast track. I'm not sure if may problems ba sa application ko pero will wait until tomorrow then I will contact them directly.

Hi @socialsheen , kamusta? may result na ba yung sa iyong EA?

mehawk28

@australiandreams said:
Same question din po but I have two data despite being in the same company throughout my career. Also, magkaiba ang reporting date niya but same employment date. Magkaka-problem po kaya ito kapag sinubmit?

@JepoyJesaLucas said:
Hello po sa lahat, need ko po sana advise. nag hingi sa akin ang EA ng Social Security Contribution from entire period of employment , showing employer name and monthly contribution, pwede po ba screenshot ng contribution ko sa sss at history employment tab ng website nila? pero sa employment history ko po sa sss website ay iisang year lang ang nakalagay sa "reporting date" at "employment date". Maraming salamat po sa sasagot

Screenshot inpload ko dati wla namn naging problema

mehawk28

@batocabe1003 said:

@tigerlance said:

@socialsheen said:
Sino po dito ang currently nag submit ng MSA at naghihintay ng results? I submitted my MSA + RSEA on 20 July under Fast Track. 10 Aug the status changed from Queued for Assessment to Assessment in Progress. Hanggang ngayon wala pa rin update. Should I be worried? Sorry super anxious lang kasi at the moment. I want to have the result so I can apply for 189 or 190 asap. 😅

Check mo email mo, meron na ayan after 6 hours noong Assessment in Progress as per timeline ko

Hi @tigerlance , good day po, ask ko lang po, sa pagpapasa mo ba ng CDR sa EA, kumuha ba kayo ng checker na magchecheck ng plagiarism and technicality of the CDR and the grammar? before you submit to Engineer's Australia?

@batocabe1003 said:

@tigerlance said:

@socialsheen said:
Sino po dito ang currently nag submit ng MSA at naghihintay ng results? I submitted my MSA + RSEA on 20 July under Fast Track. 10 Aug the status changed from Queued for Assessment to Assessment in Progress. Hanggang ngayon wala pa rin update. Should I be worried? Sorry super anxious lang kasi at the moment. I want to have the result so I can apply for 189 or 190 asap. 😅

Check mo email mo, meron na ayan after 6 hours noong Assessment in Progress as per timeline ko

Hi @tigerlance , good day po, ask ko lang po, sa pagpapasa mo ba ng CDR sa EA, kumuha ba kayo ng checker na magchecheck ng plagiarism and technicality of the CDR and the grammar? before you submit to Engineer's Australia?

Kung di mo nmn kinopya wla ka dapat ipagalala. Gnawa ko pinareview ko lng sa kilala ko kung tama b grammar un lng. 😃

mehawk28

@Jaytree said:
When do we need to avail the Relevant Skills Assessment? > @kkkaaaccc said:

Hello po, tanong ko lang po kung mahirap bang maapprove under ANZSCO 233211 (Civil Engineer) kung Site Engineer ka. Pinacheck ko po kasi yung CDR ko, yung advice nila is to apply under Engineering Professionals NEC ANZSCO code 233999. Pa advice naman po. Salamat

May nakasagot po ba sa inyo?

Para saken kung di ka sure sa icclaim mo na points ng exp magpaassess ka ng RSA. Sa case kasi nmin confident ako na related at solid ung exp ko to claim ung exp. kasi ang magdedecide pa din nmn kung tama ang claim mo o mali ay ung DHA kahit may assessment kna ni EA sa RSA.

Pero mas maganda pa din cyempre kung nagpaassess ka ng RSA kasi may confident ka sa icclaim mo na points.
Ganwa lng nmin di kme nagpaassess kasi nagttipid kme kulang kme s budget pero sugal un.

Sana makatulong.😀

tigerlance

@batocabe1003

I made my CDR on my own words. Medyo natagalan. Sana binilisan ko na.

tigerlance

@socialsheen said:

@tigerlance said:

@socialsheen said:
Sino po dito ang currently nag submit ng MSA at naghihintay ng results? I submitted my MSA + RSEA on 20 July under Fast Track. 10 Aug the status changed from Queued for Assessment to Assessment in Progress. Hanggang ngayon wala pa rin update. Should I be worried? Sorry super anxious lang kasi at the moment. I want to have the result so I can apply for 189 or 190 asap. 😅

Check mo email mo, meron na ayan after 6 hours noong Assessment in Progress as per timeline ko

Hi @tigerlance, wala pa rin ako narereceive na email from EA since nagpalit siya ng status. May RSEA din ba yung sa application mo?

Yes. Kailangan. Magagamit mo siya sa lodgment. Same docs.

tigerlance

Para di mo na pahirapan si case officer. Nacheck na ng EA. Sa dami ng hinahandle ni case officer. Makakatipid ka nga, pero si case officer, marami pa iverify. Mas okay na wala na siya iisipin, spoon feed mo lahat ng docs.

australiandreams

Hello ulit.

Regarding sa payment for assessment, via credit card lang po ba siya pwede? Or meron po kayong maish-share na tips to avoid foreign transaction fee? Dalawa po kasi kaming magpapa-assess kaya medyo malaki din ang fee hehe. Thanks!! 😊

Jaytree

Salamat po sa sagot.. actually last Aug 16 nailodge namin.. hindi namin alam na everytime inoopen namin ang EA account namin is automatic gumagawa ng application account ang EA.. yung nalodge na account is yung walang RSA.. basically CDR+fast track lang ang nasubmit. Nastress na si misis sa paglog ng net sa bahay (Philippines), paggawa ng CDR, pagcollect ng documents (Philippines & Singapore) all in a span of 2 weeks so I can't blame her. Naiattach naman lahat ng documents including yung mga employment certs ng previous companies ko na di kasama sa CDR. We emailed EA if we can still add for RSA pero walang response. Matinding prayer nalang na maconsider yung lahat ng work experience ko para di narin kailanganin ang RSA which is $480 instead of $380

Enhinyera

Hello po! Ask ko lang if meron dito nagpaassess sa EA recently? I would like to have an idea gaano katagal lumabas result, normal processing or fast track. Thank you.

moypalaboy2

Good Evening mga Sir and fellow Filipino Engr.. Bago lng ako sa thread Na to. Mag inquire lng ako regarding paano magpa assest regarding sa ating profession dito sa OZ and paano e process?bago lng kc ako dito sa Australia and ndi ko po alam paano e process..thanks

athelene

@moypalaboy2 said:
Good Evening mga Sir and fellow Filipino Engr.. Bago lng ako sa thread Na to. Mag inquire lng ako regarding paano magpa assest regarding sa ating profession dito sa OZ and paano e process?bago lng kc ako dito sa Australia and ndi ko po alam paano e process..thanks

Are you a temporary visa holder in Australia? The skill assessment is generally used for skilled migration purposes. EA's website has detailed information about skill assessment, so I suggest you start there as it is more updated. If you have particular questions about the process, use the Search function and search for specific threads or posts using keywords.

https://engineersaustralia.org.au/For-Migrants/Migration-Skills-Assessment

moypalaboy2

Are you a temporary visa holder in Australia? The skill assessment is generally used for skilled migration purposes. EA's website has detailed information about skill assessment, so I suggest you start there as it is more updated. If you have particular questions about the process, use the Search function and search for specific threads or posts using keywords.

https://engineersaustralia.org.au/For-Migrants/Migration-Skills-Assessment

Tourist visa pa po.nag apply pa po ako ng partner visa and hinihintay ko pa ang outcome ng application. nag research na rin po ako regarding Migration assestment in Australia and kung paano. my hindi lng po ako maintindihan kung ano yong washington accord, dublin accord? and correct me if im wrong. mgpa assest ka through online? my exam pa po ba yan pagkatapos? and kung sakali ma grant na yong partner visa ko pwde po ba ako makahanap ng work?thanks.

athelene

@moypalaboy2 said:

Tourist visa pa po.nag apply pa po ako ng partner visa and hinihintay ko pa ang outcome ng application. nag research na rin po ako regarding Migration assestment in Australia and kung paano. my hindi lng po ako maintindihan kung ano yong washington accord, dublin accord? and correct me if im wrong. mgpa assest ka through online? my exam pa po ba yan pagkatapos? and kung sakali ma grant na yong partner visa ko pwde po ba ako makahanap ng work?thanks.

If you already have a pending partner visa application, then you probably might not need to do a skill assessment since you're not migrating as a skilled engineer. If you are looking to be a member of EA without having to do any skill or competency assessment, you can only be an Affiliate member. If you want full membership status, you might have to do a Competency Assessment (which is different from a Migration Skills Assessment). If you are looking to work as an engineer in Australia, I do not know if companies will require you to have a Competency Assessment in order to be eligible to do engineering work, especially if your qualification is from the PH. You might have to ask companies you plan to apply for if they hire people with overseas qualifications without having to do any skill assessment.

https://engineersaustralia.org.au/Membership/Assessment-Process

I have just checked the EA website about the accords. The Washington, Sydney, and Dublin Accord only applies to you if you have completed an engineering qualification from the countries in the list under full signatories (Philippines is only a provisional signatory for the Washington Accord, so I doubt you could apply under that pathway). If you have not completed an accredited engineering degree in Australia, then the CDR pathway will be your way to go.

RheaMARN1171933

@moypalaboy2 said:

Are you a temporary visa holder in Australia? The skill assessment is generally used for skilled migration purposes. EA's website has detailed information about skill assessment, so I suggest you start there as it is more updated. If you have particular questions about the process, use the Search function and search for specific threads or posts using keywords.

https://engineersaustralia.org.au/For-Migrants/Migration-Skills-Assessment

Tourist visa pa po.nag apply pa po ako ng partner visa and hinihintay ko pa ang outcome ng application. nag research na rin po ako regarding Migration assestment in Australia and kung paano. my hindi lng po ako maintindihan kung ano yong washington accord, dublin accord? and correct me if im wrong. mgpa assest ka through online? my exam pa po ba yan pagkatapos? and kung sakali ma grant na yong partner visa ko pwde po ba ako makahanap ng work?thanks.

There’s no need for you to have your skills assessed via EA for migration purposes as you are not applying for a skilled visa. However, some states require that engineers are registered before they can work as engineers. There is a section on the EA website about this. Also check the state requirements to find out more about this.

moypalaboy2

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

There’s no need for you to have your skills assessed via EA for migration purposes as you are not applying for a skilled visa. However, some states require that engineers are registered before they can work as engineers. There is a section on the EA website about this. Also check the state requirements to find out more about this.

@athelene said:

If you already have a pending partner visa application, then you probably might not need to do a skill assessment since you're not migrating as a skilled engineer. If you are looking to be a member of EA without having to do any skill or competency assessment, you can only be an Affiliate member. If you want full membership status, you might have to do a Competency Assessment (which is different from a Migration Skills Assessment). If you are looking to work as an engineer in Australia, I do not know if companies will require you to have a Competency Assessment in order to be eligible to do engineering work, especially if your qualification is from the PH. You might have to ask companies you plan to apply for if they hire people with overseas qualifications without having to do any skill assessment.

I have just checked the EA website about the accords. The Washington, Sydney, and Dublin Accord only applies to you if you have completed an engineering qualification from the countries in the list under full signatories (Philippines is only a provisional signatory for the Washington Accord, so I doubt you could apply under that pathway). If you have not completed an accredited engineering degree in Australia, then the CDR pathway will be your way to go.

noted maam @athelene , RheaMARN1171933 ,.tanong ko lng po maam. ano po bang magandang maibigay saatin kung magpa member ka sa EA?or magpa Assest ng Accreditation sa CDR? hindi po ba pwede mag work ka dito kung hindi ka license engineer dito sa Australia? napansin ko po kasi sa mga job vacancy na search ko. Registered Electronic Engineer hinahanap nla sa company. so i am thinking hindi ako registered Electronic Engineer dito sa Australia but I am registered Electronic Engineer sa PH, so no chance mg apply unless mgpa assest? tama po ba?yong company po ba maam hindi mag entertain kung hindi ka license Engineer dito sa OZ?pacnxa na po madami pong katanongan.

RheaMARN1171933

@moypalaboy2 said:

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

There’s no need for you to have your skills assessed via EA for migration purposes as you are not applying for a skilled visa. However, some states require that engineers are registered before they can work as engineers. There is a section on the EA website about this. Also check the state requirements to find out more about this.

@athelene said:

If you already have a pending partner visa application, then you probably might not need to do a skill assessment since you're not migrating as a skilled engineer. If you are looking to be a member of EA without having to do any skill or competency assessment, you can only be an Affiliate member. If you want full membership status, you might have to do a Competency Assessment (which is different from a Migration Skills Assessment). If you are looking to work as an engineer in Australia, I do not know if companies will require you to have a Competency Assessment in order to be eligible to do engineering work, especially if your qualification is from the PH. You might have to ask companies you plan to apply for if they hire people with overseas qualifications without having to do any skill assessment.

I have just checked the EA website about the accords. The Washington, Sydney, and Dublin Accord only applies to you if you have completed an engineering qualification from the countries in the list under full signatories (Philippines is only a provisional signatory for the Washington Accord, so I doubt you could apply under that pathway). If you have not completed an accredited engineering degree in Australia, then the CDR pathway will be your way to go.

noted maam @athelene , RheaMARN1171933 ,.tanong ko lng po maam. ano po bang magandang maibigay saatin kung magpa member ka sa EA?or magpa Assest ng Accreditation sa CDR? hindi po ba pwede mag work ka dito kung hindi ka license engineer dito sa Australia? napansin ko po kasi sa mga job vacancy na search ko. Registered Electronic Engineer hinahanap nla sa company. so i am thinking hindi ako registered Electronic Engineer dito sa Australia but I am registered Electronic Engineer sa PH, so no chance mg apply unless mgpa assest? tama po ba?yong company po ba maam hindi mag entertain kung hindi ka license Engineer dito sa OZ?pacnxa na po madami pong katanongan.

This isn’t a migration related topic but rather more employment related which is beyond my scope. best to check the requirements of the state you’re residing in.

moypalaboy2

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

This isn’t a migration related topic but rather more employment related which is beyond my scope. best to check the requirements of the state you’re residing in.

Good day..thanks for the info. yes maam it is related on the employment topic cause i am preparing myself searching a certain job that qualify my skills once my partner visa comes out. Im gathering some Ideas, related Experience to some of our filipino engineers who have the same experience. thanks.

Jacraye

@moypalaboy2 said:

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

There’s no need for you to have your skills assessed via EA for migration purposes as you are not applying for a skilled visa. However, some states require that engineers are registered before they can work as engineers. There is a section on the EA website about this. Also check the state requirements to find out more about this.

@athelene said:

If you already have a pending partner visa application, then you probably might not need to do a skill assessment since you're not migrating as a skilled engineer. If you are looking to be a member of EA without having to do any skill or competency assessment, you can only be an Affiliate member. If you want full membership status, you might have to do a Competency Assessment (which is different from a Migration Skills Assessment). If you are looking to work as an engineer in Australia, I do not know if companies will require you to have a Competency Assessment in order to be eligible to do engineering work, especially if your qualification is from the PH. You might have to ask companies you plan to apply for if they hire people with overseas qualifications without having to do any skill assessment.

I have just checked the EA website about the accords. The Washington, Sydney, and Dublin Accord only applies to you if you have completed an engineering qualification from the countries in the list under full signatories (Philippines is only a provisional signatory for the Washington Accord, so I doubt you could apply under that pathway). If you have not completed an accredited engineering degree in Australia, then the CDR pathway will be your way to go.

noted maam @athelene , RheaMARN1171933 ,.tanong ko lng po maam. ano po bang magandang maibigay saatin kung magpa member ka sa EA?or magpa Assest ng Accreditation sa CDR? hindi po ba pwede mag work ka dito kung hindi ka license engineer dito sa Australia? napansin ko po kasi sa mga job vacancy na search ko. Registered Electronic Engineer hinahanap nla sa company. so i am thinking hindi ako registered Electronic Engineer dito sa Australia but I am registered Electronic Engineer sa PH, so no chance mg apply unless mgpa assest? tama po ba?yong company po ba maam hindi mag entertain kung hindi ka license Engineer dito sa OZ?pacnxa na po madami pong katanongan.

Since off-shore mo nakuha registration mo as Licensed Electronic Engineer, kelangan mo mag-apply sa EA for membership to become a chartered electronic engineer.

aeroph

@zokjc said:

Kailangan ma-tick ko lahat to for evaluation as an Electronics Engineer sa Engineers Australia?

Ano and saan document po ito makikita?

RheaMARN1171933

@moypalaboy2 said:

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

This isn’t a migration related topic but rather more employment related which is beyond my scope. best to check the requirements of the state you’re residing in.

Good day..thanks for the info. yes maam it is related on the employment topic cause i am preparing myself searching a certain job that qualify my skills once my partner visa comes out. Im gathering some Ideas, related Experience to some of our filipino engineers who have the same experience. thanks.

This question is posted under work and skilled visa topics. Should be posted under other migration topics instead.

socialsheen

@batocabe1003 said:

@socialsheen said:

@batocabe1003 said:

@socialsheen said:

@batocabe1003 said:

@socialsheen said:
Sino po dito ang currently nag submit ng MSA at naghihintay ng results? I submitted my MSA + RSEA on 20 July under Fast Track. 10 Aug the status changed from Queued for Assessment to Assessment in Progress. Hanggang ngayon wala pa rin update. Should I be worried? Sorry super anxious lang kasi at the moment. I want to have the result so I can apply for 189 or 190 asap. 😅

Hi @socialsheen , good day po, ask ko lang po, sa pagpapasa mo ba ng CDR sa EA, kumuha ba kayo ng checker na magchecheck ng plagiarism and technicality of the CDR and the grammar? before you submit to Engineer's Australia?

I used grammarly for grammar checking and plagiarismdetector(dot)net to check plagiarism. Kung sarili mo namang gawa, wala ka namang dapat alalahanin sa plagiarism.

@socialsheen , oo sarili ko namang gawa. Matagal din pala ang under fast track noh?

Nice. No need to worry about plagiarism. Regarding the fast track, yeah medyo disappointed ako sa case ko pero majority dito maganda experience as fast track. I'm not sure if may problems ba sa application ko pero will wait until tomorrow then I will contact them directly.

Hi @socialsheen , kamusta? may result na ba yung sa iyong EA?

Yup. Meron na. Exactly one month bago ko nakuha yung results. Positive naman ang outcome and nacredit lahat ng work experience ko.