CHEF applying for 189 / 190 / 489

basketcase07 · February 2018

Kamusta po kayo?

Tanong ko lang po kung pwede ko bang gamitin ang BACHELORS ko para makakuha ng 15 points sa EOI? Nasa section 2 yung Uni na pinagtapusan ko sa Pinas at nakapasa ako sa PRC.
Meron din akong ADV DIP at CERT IV cookery dito sa AU. Pwede bang i claim ang bachelors degree kahit na ang occupation ko na inaaplyan ay Chef?

Salamat po!

May na iinvite ba sa score na 65?

heero_yuy51 · February 2018

@basketcase07 hi, related ba yung bachelors mo sa Culinary course? I suggest yung advanced diploma/cert IV na lang ang ipaassess mo either in TRA or vetassess. 90% chance na positive yang assessment mo because naaayon sa Australian standards yung curriculum.

If yung bachelors degree mo is walang kinalaman sa anzsco code 351311 then you cannot claim points for your degree.

As of the recent invites, 75points and above lang ang kinukuha.

basketcase07 · February 2018

Ah ok salamat. Nasa JRP ako ngayon by the end of this year makukuha ko yung assesment ko from TRA.

Hindi related yung course ko kaso sayang naman yung 5 points. Cert iv lang naman ang qualification ng chef so makakatulong sana kung ma count yung points.

Ang taas pala ng quota. Kahit non pro rata 75 parin?

fgs · February 2018

basketcase07 said:
Ah ok salamat. Nasa JRP ako ngayon by the end of this year makukuha ko yung assesment ko from TRA.

Hindi related yung course ko kaso sayang naman yung 5 points. Cert iv lang naman ang qualification ng chef so makakatulong sana kung ma count yung points.

Ang taas pala ng quota. Kahit non pro rata 75 parin?

Yong points mo sa Bachelors degree-related or not is treated separately towards sa points test(talking here of DIBP POINTS TEST). Now don sa assessment, it will affect whether makakauha ka ng positive assessment or not depende sa work experience mo at further upskilling gaya ng Cert IV..Kung not related ang Bachelors Degree mo don sa nominated occupation mo na pinapaasses (Chef), the assessing body might require you certain number of years experience to be deemed skilled as Chef-which means ibabawas don sa number of years experience mo.( say 10 years na experience mo as Chef, then babawasn ka ng 3 yera, ibig sabihin-7 years lang pwede mo iclaim sa work experience). Nakaspecify naman ito when you get you skills assessment.

basketcase07 · February 2018

Thanks!

Ang inassess ngayon ng TRA eh yung adv dip and cert IV ko, hindi kasali yung bachelors ko.

So does it mean pagdating sa EOI, pwede ko i claim na Bachelors ang highest qualification ko? Yung positive assesment ko as chef ay separate?

RheaMARN1171933 · February 2018

@basketcase07 you can do that. Claim 15 points sa EOI for your degree and also claim 5 points if you satisfy the Australian study requirement. Good luck!

basketcase07 · February 2018

Salamat po sa mga reply! I update ko po kayo as soon as ma ka lodge ako ng EOI, sna bumab yung points requirement atleast 65.

bettyboop · February 2018

@basketcase07 yung hubby ko po chef din
got invited w only 60pts (55+5SS) sa VIC Kami. Good luck po sa inyo :-)

basketcase07 · February 2018

Really? Anong visa po? 189 or 190? Kailan po na invite?

If thats the case eh its a big relief! Thanks!

bettyboop · February 2018

Visa 190 po. Last dec 5 or 6 kami na invite. Very thankful kami na nainvite kasi 55pts lng talaga sya at 5pts sa SS..
Sana maging okay din sayo :-)

basketcase07 · February 2018

Congrats po sa inyo! Gaano katagal yung eoi?

bettyboop · February 2018

Sa VIC kasi 12weeks yung EOI.. Umabot kami sa 12weeks talaga..

basketcase07 · February 2018

Nice, 3 mos is not bad. Akala basta pag 60 eh wala na talaga chance.

RheaMARN1171933 · February 2018

@basketcase07 190 subclass isn't subjected to this high points system in SkillSelect. Only 189 and 489. Good luck!

basketcase07 · February 2018

Thanks sa advice! Last thing, ang 190 ba eh dapat sa regional area ka ng NSW?

Hunter_08 · February 2018

@basketcase07 hindi.. you can stay and work anywhere in NSW. ang visa 489 ang sa regional area

anamars · November 2018

@bettyboop hi nung nag lodge kau for state sponsoship nsa vic na kau nakatira?

anamars · November 2018

@RheaMARN1171933 to hi just like to ask kung ano po yung current trend points approval sa 190 visa nsw? My husband plan to apply as chef once positive ang result ng TRA nya.

RheaMARN1171933 · November 2018

@anamars are you referring to NSW sponsorship approval? Not quite sure if I understand your question. Ang 190 Visa approval kasi is as it is, doesn’t follow a trend. When you lodge your Visa application and if you meet all the requirements, it’s just a matter of time the case officer will grant your application. When it comes to NSW sponsorship, you just need to make sure you meet the eligibility requirements. The higher points, the better. 190 Visa isn’t subject to points priority unlike 189 and 489.

Has your husband applied for skills assessment yet? You’ll find that TRA does not directly conduct skills assessment for chefs anymore, been like this for over 5 years now. They actually commission other RTO’s to do it for them. VETASSESS is one of them. From our experience in handling cases as chefs, i find most clients of mine come to me advising me that they are chefs but when we further get on with our services, they are more suited as cook instead. Many have chefs as job title but when it comes to meeting the tasks set up in ANZSCO, they are more qualified as cooks so you also need to make sure of the right occupation for him.

Good luck!

anamars · November 2018

@RheaMARN1171933 thank u for your reply... we are planning to apply to TRA as per checking in dept home affairs the assesor for chef is TRA. My husband is currently here in australia.

RheaMARN1171933 · November 2018

I’m not sure about the whole circumstance of your husband but you need to check out TRA
https://www.tradesrecognitionaustralia.gov.au/faqs/msa-faqs

That’s right, TRA would be the designated assessing authority for Chefs but as explained, they commission other RTO’s to conduct the assessments for them. These RTO’s follow the guidelines set up by TRA as the latter is still the official assessing authority.

anamars · November 2018

@RheaMARN1171933 thank u so much for the clarification I will check the link provided. If ever my husband is processing his certificate IV in commercial cookery thru RPL once we got a positive response is it enough as a trade qualification to get the 10 points?