What occupation to nominate for an Engineer but working as Procurement Analyst

tintiritintin

Hi! need your help please.

Education background:
1. BS Electronics and Communications Engineering
2. Master in Business Administration

I’m an Engineer but working as Senior Procurement Analyst in a Telecommunications Company for more than 5years.

Which occupation I can nominate for skills assessment?
1. Telecommunications Engineer
2. Management Consultant

Target visa: 189 or 190

Thank you in advance.

RheaMARN1171933

If you have MBA, likely management consultant. This just based on skills assessment outcomes we have for management consultants…but you have to check first which duties for both occupations you mentioned relates most to your experience. Only you would know this

tintiritintin

@RheaMARN1171933 said:
If you have MBA, likely management consultant. This just based on skills assessment outcomes we have for management consultants…but you have to check first which duties for both occupations you mentioned relates most to your experience. Only you would know this

Thank you po for the feedback. In terms of skills assessment po, ano po mas madali ipassess/requirements for assessment? Management consultant or telecommunications engineer. Based on my current work/role, both occupation po are related po. Thanks again

RheaMARN1171933

@tintiritintin said:

@RheaMARN1171933 said:
If you have MBA, likely management consultant. This just based on skills assessment outcomes we have for management consultants…but you have to check first which duties for both occupations you mentioned relates most to your experience. Only you would know this

Thank you po for the feedback. In terms of skills assessment po, ano po mas madali ipassess/requirements for assessment? Management consultant or telecommunications engineer. Based on my current work/role, both occupation po are related po. Thanks again

It’s not about what’s easier, it’s more of what occupation would be the most relevant. I can’t advice with limited information.

maguero

@tintiritintin Just to give my 2 cents. Vetassess has skills assessment tips for Management Consultants which you may or may not have seen yet. This might help you determine if you can successfully be assessed for this role https://www.vetassess.com.au/home/updates/post/skills-assessment-tips-for-management-consultants
 

tintiritintin

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

@tintiritintin said:

@RheaMARN1171933 said:
If you have MBA, likely management consultant. This just based on skills assessment outcomes we have for management consultants…but you have to check first which duties for both occupations you mentioned relates most to your experience. Only you would know this

Thank you po for the feedback. In terms of skills assessment po, ano po mas madali ipassess/requirements for assessment? Management consultant or telecommunications engineer. Based on my current work/role, both occupation po are related po. Thanks again

It’s not about what’s easier, it’s more of what occupation would be the most relevant. I can’t advice with limited information.

Noted and thanks po

tintiritintin

@maguero said:
@tintiritintin Just to give my 2 cents. Vetassess has skills assessment tips for Management Consultants which you may or may not have seen yet. This might help you determine if you can successfully be assessed for this role https://www.vetassess.com.au/home/updates/post/skills-assessment-tips-for-management-consultants
 

Thanks so much po. I will check po.

money_engineer

My wife is an electrical engineer and now she works as a business development analyst for an oil & gas services company. She already has 4 years experience on that role. Prior to that she was working as an electrical designer for 5 years. We were thinking that she study masters in business analyst in Australia so we can be onshore and Ill get the benefits of working there as well. She can graduate after 2 years then go for post study visa. Would that move make sense for us? Looking forward for advise. By the way, management consultant is also the ANZSCO I see related to her current role.

ispidprik

@money_engineer said:
My wife is an electrical engineer and now she works as a business development analyst for an oil & gas services company. She already has 4 years experience on that role. Prior to that she was working as an electrical designer for 5 years. We were thinking that she study masters in business analyst in Australia so we can be onshore and Ill get the benefits of working there as well. She can graduate after 2 years then go for post study visa. Would that move make sense for us? Looking forward for advise. By the way, management consultant is also the ANZSCO I see related to her current role.

Well its easier to get onshore with a student visa but i think its the most expensive route but if funds is not an issue then go for it just make sure that you can get a pthway to PR. Another option is thru skilled migration as this will give you a clearer route to PR just check if your occupations are in the list. Goodluck hope i made sense.