Hi guys and gals,
I'm new here, so be nice.
Basically, myself and my boyfriend have just spent a year in Oz on a WH visa. Arron has just been offered sponsorship by his old head chef (who is opening a new restaurant), and we wished to go on a 121 PR visa. Arron has been chefing for 13 years. He started an NVQ II a few years ago, but never finished it.
I have done a lot of reading into immigration. We were originally going to do skilled migration, but obviously the new SOL list doesn't include chef. He has done an informal apprenticeship, but has no qualifications apart from GCSE's. I have found a 6mth NVQ II and a 9mth NVQ III. Will we have problems with this? Does 900 hrs structured tution mean on-the-job training or does it have to be in college? Will the TRA be funny about him getting his qualification this year i.e - 3 years POST qualification work experience. Would it be easier for us to go on a 457 then he can get qualified whilst we are there or is it better for him to train here?
Please help me. I have found some migration agents to be a bit rude, maybe because I know a little of what I'm talking about. They are also VERY expensive!!! £3000 from the Emigration Group!!!!!!
Thank you
Gem
I'm new here, so be nice.
Basically, myself and my boyfriend have just spent a year in Oz on a WH visa. Arron has just been offered sponsorship by his old head chef (who is opening a new restaurant), and we wished to go on a 121 PR visa. Arron has been chefing for 13 years. He started an NVQ II a few years ago, but never finished it.
I have done a lot of reading into immigration. We were originally going to do skilled migration, but obviously the new SOL list doesn't include chef. He has done an informal apprenticeship, but has no qualifications apart from GCSE's. I have found a 6mth NVQ II and a 9mth NVQ III. Will we have problems with this? Does 900 hrs structured tution mean on-the-job training or does it have to be in college? Will the TRA be funny about him getting his qualification this year i.e - 3 years POST qualification work experience. Would it be easier for us to go on a 457 then he can get qualified whilst we are there or is it better for him to train here?
Please help me. I have found some migration agents to be a bit rude, maybe because I know a little of what I'm talking about. They are also VERY expensive!!! £3000 from the Emigration Group!!!!!!
Thank you
Gem