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Your Skills Assessing Body is Engineers Australia (EA)
Please read carefully through the requirements. This is a dynamic form which will change depending on your answers.
Even the most robust online systems can fail, so we recommend that, for any questions in this form that require longer answers, you COPY and SAVE those details to a secure, local back-up, such as a document saved elsewhere in your computer's personal files. Alternatively, you may wish to review the questions here, and draft answers offline, before pasting copies of those answers here for upload to Sterling Migration. Either option will provide a quick way to restore your work, save time, and avoid frustration.
You can find detailed information about the skills assessment process on the Migration Skills Assessment page of the Engineers Australia website. Details of their current processing fees are also available: Application Fees
Please take time to read carefully the Accreditation page. To ascertain if your qualification is accredited use the Qualification Checker on the International Engineering Alliance website. The EA provide details on the documents required for your assessment in their Prepare your migration skills assessment application guide.
In order to obtain the maximum points available for your Skilled Worker visa application the length of time required for your employment history evidence may be longer than EA require, however it is important to provide the number of years requested by Sterling Migration (as per 'Work experience in your profession' above) as we have reviewed your case and the requirements needed for a successful visa outcome
If you have any questions regarding the length of employment history being requested please contact your advisor, who will be able to help.
Once you have collated all of the evidence for your skills assessment please upload each item to this form for review by your emigration advisor.
NOTE:
Please refer to the guide we sent previously which details where to obtain an English language test and the scoring systems used, a copy of which can be found here.
The English test results required for your skills assessment with Engineers Australia are lower for obtaining maximum points on your visa application.
For your skills assessment you are looking for a minimum in Listening, Reading ,Writing & Speaking of 6 in an IELTS General test, and 50 in a PTE Academic test.
Academic transcripts for each year, for each qualification.
If you do not have these, copies can usually be obtained for a small fee by contacting your awarding body (eg. university)
For each position you have held in your nominated occupation over the last 10 years.
Your reference(s) must be on company letterhead.
Please refer to the Prepare your migration skills assessment application guide which details the items your reference(s) MUST contain.
The evidence required for your subsequent visa application differs from the financial evidence required by EA for your skills assessment.
Please provide items for each year of employment from the following list:
Please refer to the Prepare your migration skills assessment application guide which lists the items that can evidence your self-employment, and the requirement for each of these items.
To support your subsequent visa application please provide as much evidence as possible.
Please provide as many items as possible for your period of self-employment.
All applications are required to provide a CDR, unless you:
Use the qualification checker on the International Engineering Alliance website to check if your qualifications are accredited.
If you are unsure please contact your emigration advisor, or the Compliance Team , who will be able to assist you.
The EA category for this occupation is Professional Engineer Category (Skill Level 1).
A detailed list of the Competency Standards for this category can be found here.
You are required to write 3 Career Episodes detailing how you developed and demonstrated all the entry to practice competencies listed for your specific category.
In overview, you are required to complete a Summary Statement Template - Professional Engineer which summarises your 3 Career Episodes.
For your CDR you are also required to write a statement that lists evidence of your continuing professional development (CPD).
Please refer to the Prepare your migration skills assessment application guide for details on length, style, format etc. for each of these items.
The EA category for this occupation is Engineering Technologist Category (Skill Level 1).
In overview, you are required to complete a Summary Statement Template - Engineering Technologist which summarises your 3 Career Episodes.
The EA category for this occupation is Engineering Associate Category (Skill Level 2).
In overview, you are required to complete a Summary Statement Template - Engineering Associate which summarises your 3 Career Episodes.
The EA category for this occupation is Managers and Administrators Category (Skill Level 1).
In overview, you are required to complete a Summary Statement Template - Engineering Manager which summarises your 3 Career Episodes.
Print the EA Agent Authorisation Form, sign in the 'Declaration by Applicant' section, scan and upload.
We will complete this form prior to submitting your skills assessment.
Each document provided that is not in English must be accompanied by an official translation.
Translators in Australia must be accredited by the National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters.
Translators outside Australia do not have to be accredited. But on each translation, they must include their:
These details must be in English.
If you have any questions regarding your skills assessment please do contact your emigration advisor, or the Compliance Team , who will be able to assist you.
Please review your answers and ensure all documents are uploaded before submitting your completed form.
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