Australian education is not a passport for skilled immigrants.
According to the new regulations, if the applicant has an Australian degree, he can get 5 points plus points. This may not be a bad thing for applicants who are currently studying for a degree in Australia and want to immigrate to Australia, but it is worth noting that there is a "misunderstanding" here, or in other words, having an Australian degree may be a good thing for some applicants, but it may be a disadvantage for some applicants. The current immigration policy emphasizes skills, age, English level and so on. When evaluating skilled immigrants; The upcoming immigration policy also emphasizes these factors, which should be said to be even worse; Because the applicant's vocational skill level directly affects the re-employment problem after emigrating to Australia, the Australian government plans to transfer the authority to assess vocational skills to Australia, and various professional departments will conduct the assessment. At the same time, the working hours of a normal occupation can be considered from six months in the original two years to 18 months in the future. Some occupations even require working hours of 24 months out of 36 months.
Therefore, for applicants with Australian education, it takes at least 12 months to obtain Australian higher education, so as to get 5 points plus points in the new regulations, but at the same time, they lose their working time to evaluate vocational skills scores, so that they cannot obtain ideal skills scores; In short, there will be many occupations with a score of 50-60, and these occupations should be within the scope of 70 points with the current policy review; It can be seen that the score of vocational skills will generally drop 10-20; In fact, the most critical part is the working hours and minimum academic qualifications, that is, if the applicant's departure time exceeds the scope stipulated in the new regulations, the applicant may lose the qualification of skilled immigration to Australia. At the same time, if the applicant only needs a bachelor's degree in his career, having a bachelor's or master's degree in Australia will only lead to overqualified results.
2. Higher education does not mean successful skilled migration to Australia.
Some applicants believe that since Australia attaches importance to skilled migration, the Australian government must give priority to applicants with high academic qualifications, especially those with graduate degrees. We do not rule out that a high degree of education will have a positive impact on some applicants' careers, especially some occupations. According to the Australian immigration law, applicants should have a postgraduate degree in addition to a bachelor's degree to meet the requirements of the immigration law. However, most job evaluations only require applicants to have a bachelor's degree and work experience related to a bachelor's degree, which is why a high degree of education does not mean the success of skilled immigration to Australia. When the Australian government evaluates applicants' vocational skills, it often takes ASCO as the benchmark, and most of ASCO's vocational assessments require applicants to have a bachelor's degree, which means that most of the vocational assessments are related to a bachelor's degree. In this case, a higher degree will not help the applicant's immigration application.
Of course, it does not rule out that a high degree of education will increase the success rate of some applicants' immigration applications in some professional evaluation processes, which is mainly directly related to the applicant's professional orientation.
3. The machine is waiting.
Taking all factors into consideration, some applicants may think, "Is it possible for me to apply with my work experience in China after I get an Australian degree?" The answer is yes. However, we should not ignore an objective factor, that is, the requirement of working hours. In the past, if the applicant had six months' work experience in two years, his immigration application still had great hope of success on the basis of meeting other conditions. According to the new regulations, applicants must have worked for at least 65,438+02 months in the past 65,438+08 months in order to obtain satisfactory vocational skill scores, and some occupations even require applicants. Therefore, in this case, candidates should grasp and find their own position. If the applicant chooses to use China's work experience, can the timeliness of work experience be guaranteed, because working hours directly affect the score of vocational skills.
4. Concluding remarks
Having an Australian degree is not the patron saint of immigrants. Especially for most professional owners, the current policy may also be the best opportunity for some applicants. Grasp the present and you can grasp the future.
Of course, it does not rule out that Australian education plays an auxiliary role in the immigration application of some occupations and some applicants, that is, Australian education can make up for the shortcomings of some applicants in a certain field to some extent.