La siguiente informacion proveniente de Trades Recognition Australia (TRA) afecta principalmente a los candidatos a residencia permanente que poseen una visa de estudiante:
"As advised in January 2005, from 1 July 2005, TRA will require 900 hours work experience from applicants who have undergone formal AQF training in occupations assessed by TRA.
Q: Exactly what is TRA’s 900 hour requirement?
A: Applications for pre migration skills assessment received on or after 1 July 2005 which include an AQF qualification obtained through acceptable formal training, must also provide evidence of relevant and directly related work experience equalling not less than 900 hours.
Q: What is ‘relevant and directly related’ work experience?
A: Relevant and directly related work experience is that experience gained outside of the practical training undertaken within the training environment. That is, not classroom instruction. Such experience must be verifiable and carried out under the supervision of a suitably-qualified person (ordinarily a fully-qualified person in the relevant occupation).
Q: Does the work experience have to be at trade level?
A: For the purposes of skills recognition TRA requires work experience to demonstrate an identifiable skill level transition, i.e. Applicants completing trade level training (AQF Certificate III) should be able to demonstrate experience at semi skilled and skilled (trade level) during their claimed work experience."
El documento original con toda la informacion puede conseguirse AQUI
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