Tradespeople Migrating to Australia: Construction, Automotive and Other Skilled Trades
Australia continues to need skilled tradespeople across construction, infrastructure, housing, energy and automotive industries. But migrating to Australia as a tradesperson is not simply a matter of finding your trade on an occupation list. Your actual work, training, qualifications, employment experience and available evidence all need to be considered when identifying the appropriate occupation and assessing your migration options. This article looks at skilled migration pathways for tradespeople, skills assessments, evidence requirements and several real-world case studies.
Counsellors, Social Workers and Welfare Professionals Migrating to Australia
Migrating to Australia as a counsellor, social worker or welfare professional involves more than finding your job title on an occupation list. Your qualifications, professional experience, actual duties and available evidence can all affect which occupation is appropriate — and whether you can satisfy the relevant skills assessment requirements.