Oyzter,
1) I agree with sa-redback, you will need to go through RPL.
2) You need only a reference letter in letterhead, with your experience
in the company and details like if your job is full-time or part-time.
Your resume don't need to be on any letterhead.
3) Be careful about what do you say to your boss, because the Embassy
of Australia in your country will probably make a call to him to
confirm some information. You can say you want this because you're
thinking in make a course there, so he will not be warned when the
Embassy call him about a visa process. You can also include with your
application a letter asking them to let the contact with your company
to the end of the process. I can't find where I read that, but I think
it was in the immi.gov.au site.
sa-redback wrote:
> > Hi,
> > Guess some questions here were asked earlier! Anyway, could someone
> > kindly help on my queries:
> > 1. I have a 4 yr University Engg degree in Telecommunication Engg,
> > with
> > couple of subjects on computing (I am assuming computing means
> > programming), the rest of subjects were on electronics. After
> > completing the degree, I have 10 yrs full time exp in IT.
> > Which group am I in or do I have to go through the RPL route?
> >
> > 2. Need help on preparing the docs for ACS assesment. Does the
> > employment references have to be completely done on the company
> > letterhead. I think it might be easy to get a employment proof
> > letter.
> > Think I can attach my official resume (which contains my
> > project/responsibility details) along with this. Would this be ok
> > or
> > the entire documentation along with the resume be on official
> > letter
> > head?? If yes, does it have to be signed on every page? Also, does
> > it
> > have to be signed by my manager or can a HR Manager do that?
> >
> > Wondering how to ask my employer for the reference letter... I would
> > not want my boss know that I am applying for immigration!! Someone pls
> > share their experience!
> >
> > Thanks!
>
> Hi Oyzter
> No1
> unless your contains at least 50% ICT you will need to go through RPL.
>
> No 2
> Not sure so i will leave for someone else to answer for you
>
> No 3
> Just tell the employer you intend to join a computer society and need it
> for the application (its only a little white lie)
>
> Hope this is help to you
> Dave :)
>
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