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Posts: 20Member
Joined: Jul 26, 2023
Nasa Orange po ako ngayon. I can say na maganda po yung area. Di sya katulad ng mga cities na puro hustle and bustle. Generally peaceful area. Affordable naman po mga house na for rent lalo na kapag may kasama po kayo. Although may mangilan pa rin na may kamahalan.
Posts: 326Member
Joined: Aug 06, 2019
Ahhh okay thats good po. Thanks sven mga next year pa aq mag big move.
Nominated Occupation: 234211 (Chemist)
Sept 3, 2019 - Vetassess assessment for Chemist
Nov 18, 2019 - Positive Assessment (Thank you, God)
March 4, 2020 - PTE Exam (L-77, R-72, W-78, S- 90)
March 7, 2020 - EOI lodged (189/190 NSW)- 75/80
November 21, 2020 - EOI lodged 190/491 SA
Jan 25, 2022 - ROI Applied for 491 Riverina total points of 90
September 1, 2022 - received pre-invite SA 491
Joined: Oct 22, 2022
Hi po, can i already claim points for my new work kahit ongoing pa po renewal ko? Same task parn naman po sya but different company. Thank you 😊
Joined: Jan 26, 2023
Hello po, sino po dito ang nakapagsecure ng chemist job sa aussie while offshore? can you share po your experience, and kung pano po kayo nakakuha ng work? thank you po!
Posts: 20Member
Joined: Jul 26, 2023
I just submitted applications through Seek and Indeed. I was also offshore when I was doing this. I had no visa whatsoever when I applied. Just 4 years experience in my bag. I tailored my CV and cover letter the best I can. Within 2-3 weeks of constantly sending applications through these jobsites, I got interview offers from 2 companies, one is the current company I'm working for. I also replied to the other company, however, they wanted me to interview personally, which I said I can't since I'm offshore. After that they didn't reply to me anymore. I think to some extent I'm really lucky. Tinanong ko boss ko bat sya nagresort to hiring a migrant, he said na he was having a hard time finding someone na swak sa qualifications and experience na hinahanap niya for the work the employee is expected to do. Another thing na tinanong ko sa kanya is anong preference nya sa pagpili ng employee. Ang sabi niya sakin pag nagsscan siya ng mga CV at nakita niya na ang phone number ay overseas number, he usually skips it already. So he prefers who's actually here already in Aus, which for many employers is the cost-effective thing to do. I know medyo counter intuitive na hinire niya ako since nasa pinas ako nun, but I guess that time he gambled and was desperately needing someone to work for him. I guess it worked for us both. Another thing that I think is very important is networking. Through me, he was able to hire 2 other Filipinos, one is working from home in PH (admin work) and another working casually as a specialist (w/ 482 dependant visa). He's also planning to hire another one through my recommendation which he still is holding off for the moment. He originally offered me 186 visa sponsorship, but we opted to go for 400 instead with the help of another Filipino who's working part-time for him and knowing 186 will take months before it gets granted. Now, I'm already in BVA and just hoping in few months time I get my 186 granted as well. Good luck po in your job hunting! I think marami pong opportunities satin as Chemists here in Aus. Just don't lose hope and patience in finding one.
Joined: Jan 26, 2023
Thank you @sven06 for sharing your job hunting journey.
Joined: May 06, 2023
Joined: May 21, 2024
While I haven't been through the assessment process for a Chemist myself, I've seen plenty of discussions here about it. Make sure your documentation is thorough, highlight your relevant experience, and consider reaching out to others who have gone through it for advice. Additionally, reaching out to others who have undergone a similar process or seeking guidance from professional organisations in your field can provide valuable insights and support.
Posts: 98Member
Joined: Jun 07, 2019
Hello fellow Chemist's, Job Hiring in Sydney:
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/ellen-walsh-8648b4141_diageo-are-seeking-an-experienced-liquid-activity-7198902804038443009-ZvHZ?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop
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Joined: Mar 08, 2023
Anyone with ongoing 189/190 EOI with 85 to 90 points? Grabe ung sa recent 189 invitation rounds, 95 minimum points for chemist.
https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/working-in-australia/skillselect/invitation-rounds
Posts: 48Member
Joined: Sep 27, 2019
Hello, 85/90 189/190(NSW) po ako... grabe nga ang taas ng cutoff, sana babaan na this FY.
Joined: Mar 08, 2023
https://api.dynamic.reports.employment.gov.au/anonap/extensions/hSKLS02_SkillSelect_EOI_Data/hSKLS02_SkillSelect_EOI_Data.html
Check this dashbord para sa mga nagsubmit ng EOI and their points. Marami pala to 90 to 95 and iilan sa 100+. Sana mas maraming invites this FY.
Joined: Mar 10, 2016
Only 189 and 491 (family sponsored) are subject to priority points. Thus doesn’t apply to 190