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Guest Hodgie safc

Hi all

 

I am a time served metal fabricator (plater) by trade in the UK, I believe the equivalent in Australia is a Boilermaker. I have all my trade certs from my apprenticeship and also a TRA, however some companies in Perth are asking for Australian recognized trade certificates, but some arn't.

 

1st Question Do i need to have my trade recognized by Australian authorities ??

 

2nd Question If so how do I go about doing this??????

 

Any help with this matter will be much appreciated

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Guest thesalmons

Hi Hodgie safc, I am a time served mech fitter and have also been thinking about getting my skills recognised.

 

I also have a TRA for my pre migration skills assessment.

 

From what I have seen on job advertisements on the internet some of the companies ask for an Australian recognised certificate and some dont.....so it is not necessary for all positions.

 

I have inquired about getting the certificate from TRA as I hope it will help once I start looking for work, if you have already paid for the TRA as part of gaining your skilled visa it appears you will not have to pay again for the ARTC but it looks like you will have to hand in all your certs and paperwork again.......which is quite annoying as they have already seen it all before.

Below is the reply that I received from TRA.

Please visit our website at www.deewr.gov.au/tra -(ARTC site in gray colour) wherein you will find the ARTC application form, applicant guidelines and criteria manual. It is important you read through the information pages before you make an application. The ARTC application form must be completed electronically. After you print the application form, there will be a barcode generated which must be placed as the cover of your application. Application must be posted to address provided. You will find the list of trades that we assess also on the ARTC applicant guidelines section 2.3, page 10.

PLEASE ENSURE THAT ALL DOCUMENTS SUBMITTED IS A CERTIFIED TRUE COPY OF THE ORIGINAL DOCUMENT.

(Please note: If you hold a positive migration skills assessment from TRA, it can only be used towards skilled migration. A migration assessment is not a qualification and it does not entitle you work in your designated occupation. If you have been successful assessed by TRA for the purpose of migration, your first ARTC application is free and no payment is required. Kindly quote your TRA reference number).

Hope this helps mate.....good luck

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Guest Hodgie safc

Hi thesalmons, thanks for that information mate, really really helpful, will look into this over the next couple of days, was thinking to myself I would rather have it than not.

 

thanks again

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Guest Fyrish
Hi all

 

I am a time served metal fabricator (plater) by trade in the UK, I believe the equivalent in Australia is a Boilermaker. I have all my trade certs from my apprenticeship and also a TRA, however some companies in Perth are asking for Australian recognized trade certificates, but some arn't.

 

1st Question Do i need to have my trade recognized by Australian authorities ??

 

2nd Question If so how do I go about doing this??????

 

Any help with this matter will be much appreciated

 

Hi Hodgie safc

Just wondering if you have got anywhere with getting Australian recognised trade certificates. My hubby is also a fabricator and has a TRA and we have a 176 visa.

 

Thanks

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Guest Hodgie safc
Hi Hodgie safc

Just wondering if you have got anywhere with getting Australian recognised trade certificates. My hubby is also a fabricator and has a TRA and we have a 176 visa.

 

Thanks

 

Hi Fyrish

 

I sent an email to the TRA Authorities and the reply I got is below :-

 

Australian Recognised Trade Certificate can only be issued to an applicant who is currently residing in Australia. When you become a resident of Australia, you should provide this office with verifiable details of your current Australian address. Once Trade Recognition Australia receives this information, we will be able to process your ARTC application.

 

Cant really understand why you cannot apply for the ATRC before you arrive in Oz as a lot of companies I have been in touch with are asking for it, its seems to be a catch 22 situation, cant apply for a job until you have the trade cert and cant apply for the trade cert until you are in Oz. What I was thinking of doing is posting all the information off to them so that when I land its just a case of getting in touch and having my application processed. Hope this information is helpful.

 

HodgieSafc

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Guest Fyrish
Hi Fyrish

 

I sent an email to the TRA Authorities and the reply I got is below :-

 

Australian Recognised Trade Certificate can only be issued to an applicant who is currently residing in Australia. When you become a resident of Australia, you should provide this office with verifiable details of your current Australian address. Once Trade Recognition Australia receives this information, we will be able to process your ARTC application.

 

Cant really understand why you cannot apply for the ATRC before you arrive in Oz as a lot of companies I have been in touch with are asking for it, its seems to be a catch 22 situation, cant apply for a job until you have the trade cert and cant apply for the trade cert until you are in Oz. What I was thinking of doing is posting all the information off to them so that when I land its just a case of getting in touch and having my application processed. Hope this information is helpful.

 

HodgieSafc

 

Thanks HodgieSafc

 

Does seem strange as you usually need to be working to be able to secure a rental and need a rental address to apply for ATRC!

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Guest beka n anto

we were told that we could do an exam for any papers in the trades etc at an expo, maybe your thing is not covered?? i know there are loads of other exams for fitters etc even hairdressers so i dunno... you should ask the visa companies they mite be able to give u more info

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