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Pretsels

Hi Everyone!

I'm looking for someone with valuation experience (business valuation, purchase price allocations, intangible asset valuation, etc.) to join our team.

If you're already here in Sydney, that's perfect. But since the market is very tight right now for corporate finance professionals, my employer is open to a remote working arrangement, so okay lang kahit nasa Pilipinas at walang visa. I cannot promise that they will provide sponsorship once borders open but they have a good history of sponsoring so it's possibility.

If you are keen for more details or if you know someone who might be interested, feel free to drop my inbox a message.

Thanks!

joannamariiee

@brave said:
Hello guys!!! I wonder if meron dito grad from PUP Sta Mesa in 2005 and if I kindly request, hingi sana ako copy of our Course Syllabus??? with the lockdown in Manila, medyo challenge ang pagrequest. Thanks in Advance

Hello po. Meron na po kayong nahanap na syllabus? Baka meron po kayong syllabus for 2016? May I please have a copy po for my assessment requirements. Would very much appreciate it.

joannamariiee

@brave said:
Hello guys!!! I wonder if meron dito grad from PUP Sta Mesa in 2005 and if I kindly request, hingi sana ako copy of our Course Syllabus??? with the lockdown in Manila, medyo challenge ang pagrequest. Thanks in Advance

Hello po. Meron na po kayo nahanap? Pwede po makahingi copy ? Papa-assess din po ako.

joannamariiee

@batman said:
@Striker07 subject description ang nakuha ko. Pm moko send ko sa whatsapp.

Hi, Sir. Baka po pwede din makahingi ng copy? Thank you po!

angela3nice

Ano po difference ng syllabus at course descriptions? As per school registrar, she can provide me the course descriptions in liue of a syllabus? Will CPAA accept my skills assessment application if course descriptions ang isubmit ko?

irl031816

@angela3nice said:
Ano po difference ng syllabus at course descriptions? As per school registrar, she can provide me the course descriptions in liue of a syllabus? Will CPAA accept my skills assessment application if course descriptions ang isubmit ko?

Yes, course descriptions din ang sinend ko for my skills assessment pero yung filename na nilagay ko is Syllabus, inaccept naman ng CPAA.

angela3nice

@angela3nice said:
Ano po difference ng syllabus at course descriptions? As per school registrar, she can provide me the course descriptions in liue of a syllabus? Will CPAA accept my skills assessment application if course descriptions ang isubmit ko?

@irl031816 said:

@angela3nice said:
Ano po difference ng syllabus at course descriptions? As per school registrar, she can provide me the course descriptions in liue of a syllabus? Will CPAA accept my skills assessment application if course descriptions ang isubmit ko?

Yes, course descriptions din ang sinend ko for my skills assessment pero yung filename na nilagay ko is Syllabus, inaccept naman ng CPAA.

Ah.. kamusta naman po application mo po? @irl031816?

irl031816

@angela3nice said:

@angela3nice said:
Ano po difference ng syllabus at course descriptions? As per school registrar, she can provide me the course descriptions in liue of a syllabus? Will CPAA accept my skills assessment application if course descriptions ang isubmit ko?

@irl031816 said:

@angela3nice said:
Ano po difference ng syllabus at course descriptions? As per school registrar, she can provide me the course descriptions in liue of a syllabus? Will CPAA accept my skills assessment application if course descriptions ang isubmit ko?

Yes, course descriptions din ang sinend ko for my skills assessment pero yung filename na nilagay ko is Syllabus, inaccept naman ng CPAA.

Ah.. kamusta naman po application mo po? @irl031816?

Waiting po ulit ng new fiscal year, sana mag invite na sila ulit ng mga offshore applicants

angela3nice

@irl031816 said:

@angela3nice said:

@angela3nice said:
Ano po difference ng syllabus at course descriptions? As per school registrar, she can provide me the course descriptions in liue of a syllabus? Will CPAA accept my skills assessment application if course descriptions ang isubmit ko?

@irl031816 said:

@angela3nice said:
Ano po difference ng syllabus at course descriptions? As per school registrar, she can provide me the course descriptions in liue of a syllabus? Will CPAA accept my skills assessment application if course descriptions ang isubmit ko?

Yes, course descriptions din ang sinend ko for my skills assessment pero yung filename na nilagay ko is Syllabus, inaccept naman ng CPAA.

Ah.. kamusta naman po application mo po? @irl031816?

Waiting po ulit ng new fiscal year, sana mag invite na sila ulit ng mga offshore applicants

Sana nga.. good luck sa tin lahat! @irl031816

angela3nice

Hi! Anyone here from st scholastica's college manila who has applied for cpaa skills assessment?

angela3nice

Bakit kaya ganun ang cpaa? Nagsubmit ako ng course descriptions pero insufficient daw kaya pinapasubmit sa kin syllabus. Btw, 2005 graduate po ko ng bsc financial management. Any idea po how to solve this issue? Maraming salamat!

pink

@csandres said:
hi sino dito gusto sumali sa fb groups for pinoy cpa in australia?

pahingi po ng link

angela3nice

Hello! Sino po meron copy ng syllabus? Gawin ko lang po pattern or reference? Ayaw kasi tanggapin ng cpaa yung course description na sinubmit ko. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Salamat po.

pink

Good news! Please read below.

A new priority skills list (PMSOL) and strengthened labour market testing will allow small numbers of sponsored skilled workers to return to Australia to fill urgent skills needs in critical sectors, helping to create Australian jobs and rebuild Australia’s economy.

In addition to the 19 below, 22 new occupations have been added to PMSOL on 22 June 2021-
The 22 new occupations are (including ANZSCO codes):
Accountant (General) (221111)
Accountant (Taxation) (221113)
Accountant (Management) (221112)
External Auditor (221213)
Internal Auditor (221214)
Electrical Engineer (233311)
Civil Engineer (233211)
Structural Engineer (233214)
Geotechnical Engineer (233212)
Transport Engineer (233215)
Mining Engineer (233611)
Petroleum Engineer (233612)
Surveyor (232212)
Cartographer (232213)
Other Spatial Scientist (232214)
Medical Laboratory Scientist (234611)
Orthotist / Prosthetist (251912)
Multimedia Specialist (261211)
Analyst Programmer (261311)
Software and Applications Programmers (261399)
ICT Security Specialist (262112)
Chef (351311)

The Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List (PMSOL) identifies occupations which fill critical skills needs to support Australia’s economic recovery from COVID-19. The list is based on expert advice from the National Skills Commission and consultation with Commonwealth departments.

Employer sponsored nomination and visa applications with an occupation on the PMSOL will be given priority processing. All other skilled occupation lists will remain active, but the PMSOL occupations will take priority.

The occupations on the Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List (PMSOL) were based on advice from the National Skills Commission and consultation with relevant Commonwealth agencies and will be reviewed regularly.

“Visa holders, who have been sponsored by an Australia business in a PMSOL occupation can request an exemption from Australia’s travel restrictions, but will be subject to a strict 14 days quarantine on arrival at their own expense.”

Minister for Employment, Skills, Small and Family Business, Senator the Hon Michaelia Cash said the PMSOL would be complemented by strengthened labour market testing requirements.

“In addition to the current requirements of two national advertisements, employers must also advertise their vacancy on the Government’s jobactive website,” Minister Cash said.

Existing skilled migration occupation lists will remain active and visas will still be processed, but priority will be given to those in occupations on the PMSOL.

These 19 occupations (ANZSCO code) are also on PMSOL:

Chief Executive or Managing Director (111111)
Construction Project Manager (133111)
Mechanical Engineer (233512)
Veterinarian (234711)
General Practitioner (253111)
Resident Medical Officer (253112)
Psychiatrist (253411)
Medical Practitioner nec (253999)
Midwife (254111)
Registered Nurse (Aged Care) (254412)
Registered Nurse (Critical Care and Emergency) (254415)
Registered Nurse (Medical) (254418)
Registered Nurse (Mental Health) (254422)
Registered Nurse (Perioperative) (254423)
Registered Nurses nec (254499)
Developer Programmer (261312)
Software Engineer (261313)
Maintenance Planner (312911)
Social Worker (272511)
Information about Australia’s travel exemption processes for those in critical skills and sectors can be seen here.

Related: Top occupations for Permanent residency in 2019-20 Migration Program

Visa Assessment Skilled Occupation List Skilled Migration News
The post Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List (PMSOL) appeared first on Australian Migration Agents and Immigration Lawyers Melbourne | VisaEnvoy.

eris0819

@pink said:
Good news! Please read below.

A new priority skills list (PMSOL) and strengthened labour market testing will allow small numbers of sponsored skilled workers to return to Australia to fill urgent skills needs in critical sectors, helping to create Australian jobs and rebuild Australia’s economy.

In addition to the 19 below, 22 new occupations have been added to PMSOL on 22 June 2021-
The 22 new occupations are (including ANZSCO codes):
Accountant (General) (221111)
Accountant (Taxation) (221113)
Accountant (Management) (221112)
External Auditor (221213)
Internal Auditor (221214)
Electrical Engineer (233311)
Civil Engineer (233211)
Structural Engineer (233214)
Geotechnical Engineer (233212)
Transport Engineer (233215)
Mining Engineer (233611)
Petroleum Engineer (233612)
Surveyor (232212)
Cartographer (232213)
Other Spatial Scientist (232214)
Medical Laboratory Scientist (234611)
Orthotist / Prosthetist (251912)
Multimedia Specialist (261211)
Analyst Programmer (261311)
Software and Applications Programmers (261399)
ICT Security Specialist (262112)
Chef (351311)

The Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List (PMSOL) identifies occupations which fill critical skills needs to support Australia’s economic recovery from COVID-19. The list is based on expert advice from the National Skills Commission and consultation with Commonwealth departments.

Employer sponsored nomination and visa applications with an occupation on the PMSOL will be given priority processing. All other skilled occupation lists will remain active, but the PMSOL occupations will take priority.

The occupations on the Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List (PMSOL) were based on advice from the National Skills Commission and consultation with relevant Commonwealth agencies and will be reviewed regularly.

“Visa holders, who have been sponsored by an Australia business in a PMSOL occupation can request an exemption from Australia’s travel restrictions, but will be subject to a strict 14 days quarantine on arrival at their own expense.”

Minister for Employment, Skills, Small and Family Business, Senator the Hon Michaelia Cash said the PMSOL would be complemented by strengthened labour market testing requirements.

“In addition to the current requirements of two national advertisements, employers must also advertise their vacancy on the Government’s jobactive website,” Minister Cash said.

Existing skilled migration occupation lists will remain active and visas will still be processed, but priority will be given to those in occupations on the PMSOL.

These 19 occupations (ANZSCO code) are also on PMSOL:

Chief Executive or Managing Director (111111)
Construction Project Manager (133111)
Mechanical Engineer (233512)
Veterinarian (234711)
General Practitioner (253111)
Resident Medical Officer (253112)
Psychiatrist (253411)
Medical Practitioner nec (253999)
Midwife (254111)
Registered Nurse (Aged Care) (254412)
Registered Nurse (Critical Care and Emergency) (254415)
Registered Nurse (Medical) (254418)
Registered Nurse (Mental Health) (254422)
Registered Nurse (Perioperative) (254423)
Registered Nurses nec (254499)
Developer Programmer (261312)
Software Engineer (261313)
Maintenance Planner (312911)
Social Worker (272511)
Information about Australia’s travel exemption processes for those in critical skills and sectors can be seen here.

Related: Top occupations for Permanent residency in 2019-20 Migration Program

Visa Assessment Skilled Occupation List Skilled Migration News
The post Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List (PMSOL) appeared first on Australian Migration Agents and Immigration Lawyers Melbourne | VisaEnvoy.

Hello po @pink when po sila magsend ng invite on July 19, 2021 n po b ung sa pagreopen ng general skilled migration? like sa SA po ang pag-reopen ng GSM program nila is sa July 19,2021. Thank you po

Striker07

Hello po,

Any one here from PUP Manila na kakarequest lang ng syllabus? Pano po ang ginawa nyo?
Ang alam ko kasi online na yung request ng documents at walang naman sa options yong request for syllabus.

Thank you.

rcc26

Hi! What is the required points for accountants? Thank you.

gemmaligaya

Hello po! Anyone who received an alternative requirement sa syllabus like the one sa end of paragraphs below? My template ba kayo ng statutory declaration n sinasabi ni CPA Australia? Di ako mkapgreach out sa registrar sa Samar wala sumasagot sa email and yung number not available..huhuhu!

angela3nice

Pano po ba magandang diskarte para makagawa ng detailed summary of subjects? Hindi na kasi makapag-issue ng syllabus yung school ko kasi 3 years lang ang retention period ng record nila. E 2005 graduate ako.

miss17

Hello po! Ma valid po kaya ang credentials ko kung FM major po ako dito sa Ph and then magka work experience sa Pinas, SG or UAE sa Accounting field. Magka chance po kaya ako makapag migrate sa AU? Salamat po sa sasagot.

RheaMARN1171933

@miss17 said:
Hello po! Ma valid po kaya ang credentials ko kung FM major po ako dito sa Ph and then magka work experience sa Pinas, SG or UAE sa Accounting field. Magka chance po kaya ako makapag migrate sa AU? Salamat po sa sasagot.

As long as you’ve done the mandatory subjects required for accountant.

miss17

Ah okay po. Thank you po

gemmaligaya

@angela3nice said:
Pano po ba magandang diskarte para makagawa ng detailed summary of subjects? Hindi na kasi makapag-issue ng syllabus yung school ko kasi 3 years lang ang retention period ng record nila. E 2005 graduate ako.

Pinoproblema ko din to. Sino po may copy ng kanilang syllabus? Pinapagawan ng summary ni CPA Australia if di mkapagbigay si school. Salamat po.

angela3nice

@gemmaligaya said:

@angela3nice said:
Pano po ba magandang diskarte para makagawa ng detailed summary of subjects? Hindi na kasi makapag-issue ng syllabus yung school ko kasi 3 years lang ang retention period ng record nila. E 2005 graduate ako.

Pinoproblema ko din to. Sino po may copy ng kanilang syllabus? Pinapagawan ng summary ni CPA Australia if di mkapagbigay si school. Salamat po.

Hindi nga rin ako maka move forward sa application ko dahil dito.

snagit

Anyone here that is already 40yrs old and still would like to apply for PR thru accountant route? Let's say all criterias are met except for the age factor (under 45) but have an AU citizen family member that can sponsor for visa 491. How difficult will it be? What are our options? Thanks!

Ruby_Sapphire

@gemmaligaya said:
Hello po! Anyone who received an alternative requirement sa syllabus like the one sa end of paragraphs below? My template ba kayo ng statutory declaration n sinasabi ni CPA Australia? Di ako mkapgreach out sa registrar sa Samar wala sumasagot sa email and yung number not available..huhuhu!

Hi, just curious where you got the syllabus requirement you shared? Only board exam related subjects lang need ng syllabus? Thanks

Ruby_Sapphire

@Striker07 said:
Hello po,

Any one here from PUP Manila na kakarequest lang ng syllabus? Pano po ang ginawa nyo?
Ang alam ko kasi online na yung request ng documents at walang naman sa options yong request for syllabus.

Thank you.

Online nga po ang submission of request, pero only course description is availble sa choices. Nakakuha po kayo ng syllabus?

Ruby_Sapphire

@claireang said:
Hi everyone!

Hope all of you are doing well and safe during these times. I have recently lodged my EOI (offshore) last August 6, 2020, My partner and I currently have 85 points for subclass 189 and 90 points for subclass 190 (Victoria) with nominated occupation of Engineering Technologist. Because of tough competition, we are more optimistic for the subclass 190 pathway.

Age = 30 pts (currently 32y)
Superior english = 20 pts
Overseas skilled employment experience = 10 pts (6y 1 mo)
Education in PH only = 15 pts
NAATI CCL = 5 pts
Partner competent English = 5 pts

However, due to the current pandemic and most recent Federal budget announcements, we are already managing our expectations that we might not have any progress at all within F.Y. 2020-2021
(or until July 2021). This is sad because I will turn 33y on September 2021 and will be losing 5 points. To prepare, we hope to boost our points in any way we can so we are exploring the partner skills.

What are our chances to have my partner's skill assessed by CPAA if he will nominate his self as general accountant 221111 with education of 4y A.B. Management Economics (Ateneo), 2y MBA (Ateneo). Aside sa English proficiency, tama po ba if lahat nung competency areas ng "Educational Knowledge"
ay macover sa TOR ng bachelor's and MBA niya, may chance po na ma-assess siya positively?

Ito po yung Partner Skills requirements sa Home affairs website. Hindi ko lang po masyado maintidihan yung last two.

"-were under 45 years old
-had competent English
-had nominated a skilled occupation that is on the same skilled occupation list as your nominated skilled occupation
-had a suitable skills assessment from the relevant assessing authority for their nominated skilled occupation, and the assessment wasn’t for a Subclass 485 visa."

Any clarification / insights or thoughts po from anyone who have experience acquiring assessment from CPAA would be very helpful and is greatly appreciated po. Thank you po in advance and God bless!

Hi, you need to be under the same field of work (but please double check as well). So if he is under 221111, you should be under the same code either General Accountant, Management Accountant or Taxation Accountant. Me and my husband are both CPA and still in the process of application. This is what I've researched on claiming partner points.

RheaMARN1171933

@Ruby_Sapphire said:

@claireang said:
Hi everyone!

Hope all of you are doing well and safe during these times. I have recently lodged my EOI (offshore) last August 6, 2020, My partner and I currently have 85 points for subclass 189 and 90 points for subclass 190 (Victoria) with nominated occupation of Engineering Technologist. Because of tough competition, we are more optimistic for the subclass 190 pathway.

Age = 30 pts (currently 32y)
Superior english = 20 pts
Overseas skilled employment experience = 10 pts (6y 1 mo)
Education in PH only = 15 pts
NAATI CCL = 5 pts
Partner competent English = 5 pts

However, due to the current pandemic and most recent Federal budget announcements, we are already managing our expectations that we might not have any progress at all within F.Y. 2020-2021
(or until July 2021). This is sad because I will turn 33y on September 2021 and will be losing 5 points. To prepare, we hope to boost our points in any way we can so we are exploring the partner skills.

What are our chances to have my partner's skill assessed by CPAA if he will nominate his self as general accountant 221111 with education of 4y A.B. Management Economics (Ateneo), 2y MBA (Ateneo). Aside sa English proficiency, tama po ba if lahat nung competency areas ng "Educational Knowledge"
ay macover sa TOR ng bachelor's and MBA niya, may chance po na ma-assess siya positively?

Ito po yung Partner Skills requirements sa Home affairs website. Hindi ko lang po masyado maintidihan yung last two.

"-were under 45 years old
-had competent English
-had nominated a skilled occupation that is on the same skilled occupation list as your nominated skilled occupation
-had a suitable skills assessment from the relevant assessing authority for their nominated skilled occupation, and the assessment wasn’t for a Subclass 485 visa."

Any clarification / insights or thoughts po from anyone who have experience acquiring assessment from CPAA would be very helpful and is greatly appreciated po. Thank you po in advance and God bless!

Hi, you need to be under the same field of work (but please double check as well). So if he is under 221111, you should be under the same code either General Accountant, Management Accountant or Taxation Accountant. Me and my husband are both CPA and still in the process of application. This is what I've researched on claiming partner points.

Not necessary under the same code. The partner can have any occupation as long as it’s listed on the same occupation list. Ie if occupation of main applicant is on MLTSSL then partner’s occupation must also be on the same list

gemmaligaya

@Ruby_Sapphire said:

@gemmaligaya said:
Hello po! Anyone who received an alternative requirement sa syllabus like the one sa end of paragraphs below? My template ba kayo ng statutory declaration n sinasabi ni CPA Australia? Di ako mkapgreach out sa registrar sa Samar wala sumasagot sa email and yung number not available..huhuhu!

Hi, just curious where you got the syllabus requirement you shared? Only board exam related subjects lang need ng syllabus? Thanks

From CPA Australia. Ngsubmit n ako ng ibang requirements and hinanap nila sa akin yan. Kakakuha ko lang sa school ko ng syllabus accounting and audit lang din nakuha ko. Di ko pa naipapasa since hinahanap din yung syllabus sa CPA Board Exam. Would you know if meron nung syllabus si PRC?