One of the most important—and sometimes most complicated—documents in the Skills Assessment Australia process is the employment letter or Employment Reference Letter. This document demonstrates to the assessing body (such as Engineers Australia, ACS, VETASSESS, or CPA Australia) that you actually worked in the positions and with the professional duties you claim. But what if your former boss no longer works at the company, the company changed its name, or even closed? 😰 Don'

Receiving the result of your Skills Assessment with VETASSESS is one of the most important moments in your migration journey. The tension, waiting, and anxiety build up until the letter finally arrives: the Outcome Letter.

Getting my career validated as an industrial engineer in Australia took me almost a year. And no, it wasn’t due to a lack of effort. It was due to burnout, fear, and misinformation. I started the process from Colombia because I was clear from the beginning that I wanted to apply for permanent residency. And for that, I needed to validate my degree.

If you’re looking to advance your career in Australia, LinkedIn is not just a digital CV; it’s your cover letter, your network of opportunities, and often the difference between being noticed or overlooked by employers and recruiters.

If you’re considering migrating to Australia or advancing your career, you’ve probably wondered: Can I apply for more than one Skills Assessment at the same time? The answer isn’t always straightforward, as it depends on various factors: your occupation, the assessing authority, and your migration strategy. In this blog, we’ll explain everything you need to know, common scenarios, and how to handle it without wasting time or resources.

If you are an engineer considering migrating to Australia, you’ve probably heard about the Skills Assessment process conducted through Engineers Australia. This is an essential step to legally work as an engineer in the country. However, the process may seem complicated if you’re not familiar with it.

If you’re in the process of a Skills Assessment to obtain your visa or job in Australia, you know how important it is to present solid and well-structured documents. One of the most crucial documents for your Skills Assessment is the Statement of Services. This document is responsible for demonstrating your specific work experience related to your occupation, and if it’s not well-written, you could miss the opportunity to advance in your migration process.

Receiving a rejection on your Skills Assessment can feel like a door slammed shut. After months of translating documents, gathering evidence, and putting your entire Australian dream on the line… a “no” hurts — a lot. But here’s a powerful truth that not many tell you: that “no” could be the start of a new and better path.

Imagine writing your three Career Episodes with dedication… only to have all that effort overlooked because the assessor couldn’t identify where you demonstrated each competency. Yes, your Summary Statement is that crucial—it's the roadmap that guides the assessor to the evidence that proves you’re ready to work as an engineer in Australia.