ACT Occupation Identifies Occupations List 2012 – 2013

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ACT Occupations List 2012 – 2013 is an updated required trade tabulation designed to make SkillSelect platform more effective. This tabulation is instrumental in effective and efficient functioning of the Australian Capital Territory nomination scheme.

Over the years Australia has progressed rapidly and has established itself as one of the most stable economies in the world. The validity of statement can be cited from the fact that post 2008 crisis, when other giant economies are reeling under pressure of debt and chronic slowdown, Aussie economy has expanded rapidly. This one reason is enough for aspiring migrants to make a beeline to seek entry down under.

This rush naturally led to long queues, which in turn resulted in longer processing times and an overburdened immigration process. As a result SkillSelect was commissioned in July 2012 to streamline whole process and subsequently reduce

• processing times
• waiting queues

This platform completely relies on Required Occupations List and tends to weed out inappropriate aspirants from probable list at the first step itself. New initiative and reforms in immigration regime have helped authorities to make trade tabulations more effective.

Lists are being maintained at 2 levels

• Federal list addresses broader national labor deficit issues
• Provincial list like ACT Trade Tabulation strives to focus only on labor deficiencies in provincial perspective (assists state sponsorship program).

Every province is faced with unique labor deficiency issues and key to success of its sponsorship program lies in skillfully highlighting these areas. Effectively identifying occupational premise where migrants are actually needed can make a program effective and fruitful

ACT is the smallest territory of Aussie mainland, primarily housing national capital Canberra and surrounding localities. Its industry is primarily characterized by service sector along with a little bit of agriculture.

The ACT Required Trade Schedule Edition 2012 – 2013 contains references to occupations that are currently in demand and domestic sources are not capable to supply sufficient numbers of skilled workers. The occupations are coded

• green – open
• orange – limited numbers
• closed – not accepting requests anymore

schedule of trade will be up-dated on regular intervals with color codes, thereby enabling authorities to monitor receipt of requests.

Listed trade references include

• Agriculture
• Sales and marketing professionals (general and industrial etc.)
• Medical professionals, consultants, specialists and practitioners etc.
• ICT professionals
• Law professionals
• Scientists
• Nurses and midwifes
• Entertainers and artists
• Finance professionals
• Engineers and technicians
• Teachers, lecturers, counselors, tutors
• Scientists and physicists
• Aviation engineering professionals
• Shipping engineering professionals etc.

ACT Trades Schedule 2012 – 2013 also contains references to additional requirements that may be required off an applicant to be eligible for nomination. The professions references listed are generalized codes and not specific occupational posts. Once you enter the province after being nominated, you must look for an appropriate employment on your own.

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Source by Ajay S Sharma