UPDATE: This program has closed for new applications.
VETASSESS is offering a free employability assessment for more occupations under an Australian Government program to help migrants living in Australia gain employment at their skill level.
From August 9 2023, VETASSESS will no longer require applicants to provide verified copies of qualifications from HEC Pakistan or, for Nigerian applicants, the registrar's office of the awarding body. This applies to applicants in professional and general occupations.
Applicants are expected to provide all the documents required at the time they submit their application.
Apiarists and beekeepers who need a skills assessment for Australian migration purposes will no longer require a bachelor-level degree to satisfy the criteria.
Australia's migrant population has played an important part in the nation’s growth and prosperity, particularly following the shift in recent decades to prioritise global talent.
All new and pending applicants in the occupations of Carpenter, Joiner, and Carpenter and Joiner who successfully complete a skills assessment under Pathway 1 will now receive the most up-to-date qualification:
The Building Designers Association of Australia (BDAA) has endorsed VETASSESS assessment criteria for people seeking a skills assessment for migration to Australia as:
VETASSESS is resuming practical assessments in India for electricians.
VETASSESS has revised the assessment criteria for Divers who require a skills assessment for migration purposes.
From July 25, 2022 all technical interviews for trade occupations will be conducted at approved VETASSESS venues.
VETASSESS is conducting assessments of horticultural workers’ skills under the Australian Government’s Horticulture Industry Labour Agreement (HILA) program.
VETASSESS plans to resume offshore practical skills assessments for applicants in licensed trade occupations in May 2022.
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