News - Migration
Written by Administrator
Friday, 24 October 2008 10:21
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Trade Recognition Australia (TRA) Policy Changes
TRA is a governing body that has the authority to determine the standards against which the skills of a person are assessed for pre-migration purposes.
September, 2007, saw the TRA suspend pathway ‘D’ pending a review. Since then TRA have undertaken a review of the assessment criteria, policy, operational and service delivery arrangements. The review has led to the development of the TRA Migration Assessment Policy (MAP), which replaces UAC.
What is MAP?
- Sets out TRA assessment standards and procedures
- Outlines TRA policy for dealing with feedback, reviews and appeals
- Provides information on TRA’s fees and processing times
Benefits of MAP…
- Provides new opportunity for people to demonstrate their skills and meet TRA’s assessment requirements
- Much simpler skill stream approach, thus making it easier to understand TRA’s training and employment requirements
- Provides client service focused review and appeal process
- Provides clear definitions of terms used by TRA
Note:
- All applications received on or after 1st September 2008 will be assessed against the MAP
- From 1st September applicants can:
- Receive email notification that TRA has received their application
- Check on progress of their skills assessment online
- View and print their TRA outcome letter online
For further information about the changes please contact the No Borders office.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 24 October 2008 11:30 )
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