Work Experience is not related to my Qualification (Degree Course)

lala

Hi Guys,
Scenario:
Qualification: BS Chemical Engineering
Nominated Occupation: Chemical Engineering
Work Experience (8 years) , Year 1-3, related sa Chem Eng, Year 4-8 related to Financial Sector.

I have read kasi in a post (2011) na may ganto.

"DIAC requires 12 months relevant work experience out of last 24 months in your nominated occupation if you are skilled sponsored visa and 36 months relevant experience out of last 48 months if you apply for skilled independent visa."

Is this still true today?

fgs

You should nominate an occupation wherein you can get a positive assessment. In your case, it should be the one related to financial sector( dahil sya ang most current).Refer to the requirements of your assessing body. You can get a positive skills assessment even if your qualification is different from your nominated occupation. Assessing bodies usually requires a minimum number of work experience related to that occupation before considering you as skilled in that occupation. The immigration department will award points to qualifications and work experience separately(related or not). You can only claim points equivalent to 5 years sa work experience or it depends how your assessing body will determine when you were really deemed skilled in your nominated occupation( usually they will deduct number of years...i.e 2 years deduction, you can only claim equivalent points on 3 years work experience). Your first goal is to get a positive skills assessment. Immigration department will rely on the outcome of your skills assessment in awarding points on work experience.

lala

fgs said:

You should nominate an occupation wherein you can get a positive assessment. In your case, it should be the one related to financial sector( dahil sya ang most current).Refer to the requirements of your assessing body. You can get a positive skills assessment even if your qualification is different from your nominated occupation. Assessing bodies usually requires a minimum number of work experience related to that occupation before considering you as skilled in that occupation. The immigration department will award points to qualifications and work experience separately(related or not). You can only claim points equivalent to 5 years sa work experience or it depends how your assessing body will determine when you were really deemed skilled in your nominated occupation( usually they will deduct number of years...i.e 2 years deduction, you can only claim equivalent points on 3 years work experience). Your first goal is to get a positive skills assessment. Immigration department will rely on the outcome of your skills assessment in awarding points on work experience.

Thanks for your thoughts, but I'm thinking na mas mataas ang chance for an invite (advance thinking) if ang nominated occupation is Chem Engg.

Guys, if you have other views please let me know so i can weigh the chances.

Thank you ulit fgs.

maguero

@lala Tama si @fgs first goal talaga na makakuha ng positive skills assessment. Otherwise, you won't be qualified for migration.

Ang suggestion ko, i-compare mo yung skills na kailangan for both Chem Engg and yung occupation na pwede mo inominate for your job sa financial sector. Tapos alamin mo kung ano ang assessment body for each of those two occupations and kung ano-ano requirements nila for assessment.

From there magdecide ka kung sa aling occupation ka makakakuha ng positive assessment and saan mas malaki ang chance na makakuha ka ng points for work experience.

2 cents ko.

fgs

@lala I doubt makakuha ka ng positive skills assessment as ChemEng...you should be I. Skilled occupation prior to applying

rich88

@lala IMO, kahit na mabigyan ka ng positive assessment ng EA for your education, baka magkaproblema ka pag na-invite ka as chem eng.

Kahit na hindi ka mag claim ng work experience, kelangan mong i-declare lahat ng work experiences mo from the day you graduate up to present. Makikita ng DIBP na ang most recent work experience mo is sa financials, pero chem eng ang nominated experience mo.

If hindi mo naman idedeclare yung financial work experience mo, makwe-question naman yung employment gap. Baka ma-reject lang yung application mo at masasayang yung visa application fee.

Tama sila na mas ok kung makahanap ka ng nominated occupation na related sa financial field kung san ka currently employed.

tweety11

Correct me if Im wrong, pero ang pagkakaintindi ko pwede gamitin any experience within the last 10years. So in lala's case, pwede pa din sya for Chem Engg, no points nga lang for experience. Possible ba maging positive assessment kahit super layo ng experience sa education?

ynnozki

tweety11 said:

Correct me if Im wrong, pero ang pagkakaintindi ko pwede gamitin any experience within the last 10years. So in lala's case, pwede pa din sya for Chem Engg, no points nga lang for experience. Possible ba maging positive assessment kahit super layo ng experience sa education?

as per my understanding sa requirement ng (EA or DIBP) you should be atleast in your nominated occupation in the last 3 years para makakuha ka ng positive assessment. remember yung validity ng most skilled assesment is only 3 years? in @lala 's case, mas mahaba pa yung experience nya sa financial sector at 5 years and it is the current occupation. although mas mahirap yung way na financial sector ang inominate nya, but i think it is more favorable na makakuha sya dito ng positive assesment

tweety11

@ynnozki may ganung rule pala sa EA? Kailangang nasa nominated occupation for the last 3years. Baka di ko lang nabasa hehe. Saang section yun?

ynnozki

tweety11 said:

@ynnozki may ganung rule pala sa EA? Kailangang nasa nominated occupation for the last 3years. Baka di ko lang nabasa hehe. Saang section yun?

not sure kung saan ko nabasa yun dati, binalikan ko nga yung EA msa booklet, pero wala dun...i'll try to search again sa other sections...maybe mali intindi ko, or mali infong naalala ko

tweety11

@ynnozki Nagbabago din kasi requirements eh. Baka dati meron ngang ganun. @lala better siguro kung cocontakin mo EA at magtanong about your case.

ynnozki

@tweety11 sa TRA guidelines ko pala nabasa to, not sure kung yung ibang assesing agency specially EA will consider this guideline, though di ko to mahanap sa EA booklet.

2.8.5 Employment for at least three years, with 12 months in the last
three years
To ensure that you have the skills and experience to meet the requirements of a
skilled worker in an Australian workplace you are required to demonstrate that you
have undertaken at least three years of employment at the skill level required for the
occupation.
To ensure that your skills are current, we require you to provide evidence that you
have worked for 12 months at the required skill level in your occupation, or a closely
related occupation where you are required to maintain your skill level for the
nominated occupation, within the last three years.

ynnozki

one more factor to consider, stated sa EA MSA booklet..
5. The Report
This section includes the Continuing Professional
Development, three Career Episodes and Summary
Statement.
5.1 Identification of Continuing Professional
Development:
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is the
means by which you keep up-to-date with developments
in your field of engineering after you have gained your
undergraduate qualification.
in @lala 's case, medyo malabo na sya sa CPD part na to, unless mayron sya papers to prove na updated pa rin sa Chemical engineering line.

tweety11

@ynnozki ah. Iba iba kasi requirement ng assessing bodies. In EA's case, di nga necessary na may work experience. For CPD, pwede gawan ng paraan hehe. Pwede iindicate dun na nakasubscribe sya sa newsletter about her profession, or any seminar. Di required ang certificate for CPD.

lala

Thanks guys sa inputs. I'll try to touchbase NA rin to EA para malinawan. Salamat ulit!

KDOKait

Good Day,

Electronics Engineer (ECE) ako by degree, pero yung work experience ko is more on Cost Estimation/Budgeting/Planning in Manufacturing/Construction Companies (Mech, Oil & Gas at slight sa Electrical)

Meron po ba sa inyo na medyo same case ng sa akin?

Plan ko na kunin na occupation ay Production Engr.
**since wala akong solid work experience sa field ng ECE (unfortunately)
**mas suitable sana ako for Quantity Surveyor, pero AIQS requires degree din.
**ok din sana ako sa Construction Estimator, pero limited yung states at visa na pwede sa kanya.

What would be your advise? For those na may similar case sa akin, how did you accomplish your CDR?

Grifter

@KDOKait hello. meron ako kakilala na ece din, pero ang pina assess nya sa EA ay production engr since yun ang naging work experience nya. naging ok naman. that was 2017

Jacraye

@KDOKait said:

Good Day,

Electronics Engineer (ECE) ako by degree, pero yung work experience ko is more on Cost Estimation/Budgeting/Planning in Manufacturing/Construction Companies (Mech, Oil & Gas at slight sa Electrical)

Meron po ba sa inyo na medyo same case ng sa akin?

Plan ko na kunin na occupation ay Production Engr.
**since wala akong solid work experience sa field ng ECE (unfortunately)
**mas suitable sana ako for Quantity Surveyor, pero AIQS requires degree din.
**ok din sana ako sa Construction Estimator, pero limited yung states at visa na pwede sa kanya.

What would be your advise? For those na may similar case sa akin, how did you accomplish your CDR?

I would suggest have your assessment with EA. Better ang chances mo dun

KDOKait

@Jacraye thanks, planning na to have assessment with EA, might be Prod Engr or Engineering Technologist siguro.

jobella

Hi, I need help po sana to understand things. Bago bago palang po ako nagbabasa ng forum about skills assessment. My situation is, I'm a licensed ECE pero 8yrs sa IT ako nagwowork, 5 yrs as software engr and 3 yrs as IT project manager (current role). What would be needed for the assessment? Or meron po ba dito same case ko? Thanks in advancd po sa sasagot and sa support.