The Department of Immigration have updated their RSMS policy to state that those who hold Certificate IV qualifications in Australia will now NOT be required to prove 2 years of experience as before. This is great news for all those cooks out there who hold a Certificate IV qualification.
The amended policy states:
If the applicant relies on an Australian qualification, that qualification must be as specified within the ANZSCO framework for that occupation. For example, if the nominated position were that of a cook (ANZSCO 351411), the applicant must:
hold a relevant AQF Certificate IV or
hold a relevant AQF Certificate III including at least two years of on the job training or
have at least 3 years of relevant experience.
For more information or to check your eligibility contact Visa Makers on info@visamakers.com.au
The amended policy states:
If the applicant relies on an Australian qualification, that qualification must be as specified within the ANZSCO framework for that occupation. For example, if the nominated position were that of a cook (ANZSCO 351411), the applicant must:
hold a relevant AQF Certificate IV or
hold a relevant AQF Certificate III including at least two years of on the job training or
have at least 3 years of relevant experience.
For more information or to check your eligibility contact Visa Makers on info@visamakers.com.au
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