what is the qualifying requirement for Australian immigration?
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There are several programs for migrating to Australia.\nThey include:\n\n(1) skilled migration scheme for people with skills and talents at various trades;\n\n(2) family reunion for people with family in Australia;\n\n(3) special eligibility for people who were former citizens or residents;\n\n(4) humanitarian program for refugees and others in special need.\n\nI enclose a link to the Australian Department of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs containing further information.
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At your age, I don't know what requirements they may have, or if they would accept.  \n\nFirst step would be to visit the Embassy of Australia and ask them about programs that they have -- the nearest one is in Nairobi, Kenya however.  If they have possibly courses you can take, then you will need to take the TOEFL exam; this proves your English ability to get into an English-speaking university.  Your English sounds pretty good so it may not be difficult.  \n\nAfter that, there should be another exam you have to take to test your academic ability and knowledge.  I don't know what that may be; you may be eligible for graduate work with your prior certificates.  \n\nAsk at the Embassy, and they can help you.  \n\nYou can also obtain consular assistance from the nearest Australian High Commission which is in Kenya: \n\nAustralian High Commission\nRiverside Drive (400 metres off Chiromo Road)\nNairobi, KENYA\nTelephone (254 20) 444 5034\nFacsimile (254 20) 444 4718 \n\nGood luck!!
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Hi,\n\nWelcome - we need committed teachers. I would suggest having a look at a few websites. Firstly the immigration department\n\nhttp://www.immi.gov.au/\n\nThey can tell you the legalities of immigration. From what I have seen in life if you have a clean criminal history, no affiliations with extreme groups (ie Jamah Islamia etc) and are of sound mind and body, the process is fairly easy.\n\nThen once you know the legalities you will need to talk to the Department of Education in the state which you wish to live in.\n\nFor instance if you are planning on living in NSW, then you will need to discuss your situation with NSW Department of Education & Training:\n\nhttps://www.det.nsw.edu.au/employment/recruit/index.htm
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sorry pal..cant help you there...normally for immigration to any country via employment you will need to have at least a bachelors degree.... visit the official Australian Immigration website...i have provided the link below.....\nhttp://www.immi.gov.au/\n\nGood Luck!
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IT= information technology.\n\nPR= permanent residency.\n\nAustralia's pretty open with immigration. Shouldn't be too difficult.
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Here's their requirements:\nhttp://www.sibt.nsw.edu.au/EntryRequirements.htm\nand here is the contact form for international students:\nhttp://www.sibt.nsw.edu.au/ContactUs.htm
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To immigrate there you need to have some skills and qualifications
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Good for you - Australia kicks A**\n\nCheck out http://www.immi.gov.au/
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Actually, the Australian military has a process specifically for active duty military personnel who are interested in serving in the Australian military. See the 'sources' space below for the web site.\n\nGood luck.
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mate you have to be an aussie citizen
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Go to the nearest Australian Embassy and apply for all the appropriate papers, ask them questions that you need detailed and explain to them what you intend to do and where you are going to live etc., I am sure that they will give you all the assistance possible. We welcome your visit to Australia and hope that everything goes well for you in your transition to our country Down Under.
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visit these sites: LiveInVictoria.live.gov.au and CollegeBoard.au and mycareer.com.au or entersingapore.info/country/Immigration and getforme.com/Immigration_Immigration_PermanentResidence or for that matter any website of the country you intend to migrate
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The processing time to get your visa to Australia can take up to one year. You will need to prove you have 3 years experience in an  occupation listed by the Australian Government's Skilled Occupations List (SOL). Australia's skilled migration programme is targeted at experienced tradespeople or qualified professionals who are under 45 years of age.Best of Luck!MN
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Contact your closest Australian Embassy\n")
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Current UK immigration policy is designed to address the needs of the UK’s labour market by attracting highly skilled individuals to help contribute to the UK's economic growth. As a result, thousands of people come to the UK every year looking to take advantage of the enormous career development opportunities on offer. \nAustralia is one of the most popular destinations in the world for people considering migration abroad. From the scenic beauty of its vast landscape, warm climate and high standard of living, to the vibrant and cosmopolitan nature of its cities, Australia is a ’lucky country’ with something to suit all lifestyles, tastes and interests. \nOne of the basic requirements of skilled migration to Australia is that you are suitably trained in an occupation listed on the Australian Government's Skilled Ocupations List (SOL). http://www.immi.gov.au/\nBest of Luck!
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it certainly isn't an easy process, but if you have desirable qualifications and can prove that your skills will be a viable asset to this country, then a person will be considered. you could always start by getting yourself a working visa or the alternative is to be sponsored by an Australian family, who will support you and house you while you are here. i don't know a lot about the process, but i'm sure it would be fairly easy to find out. what country are you from?  try these sites, i hope they may be useful
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Australia has had a skilled migration program since the 1980s - the current program has been largely unchanged for the last 2 years. Australia was one of the first countries to use a points test to assess a person's eligibility for a visa - points being allocated according to the contribution the person will make to the Australian community.