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457 Skills Assessment

Common questions

Is ADI a recognised training provider?
Yes. Our Registered Training Organisation (RTO) number is 31440. This can be verified on the NTIS website.

Do I need to be living in my own country to be assessed?
No.

What level of English is required?
All technical interviews will be conducted in English and interpreters are not allowed to assist in the interview.The language used by the assessor in the technical interview will be the same as that required to work in the trade in Australia.A satisfactory skills assessment result is one component of a visa applicationDIAC.DIACSubclass 457 visa applicants to meet further eligibility criteria, which may include a minimum International English Language Testing System (IELTS) level.You are encouraged to obtain further information about DIAC visa requirements at: http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/skilled-workers/.

How long will the process take?
The process takes a maximum of seven weeks from receipt of application and payment.

Is an interpreter allowed at the technical interview?
No. The presence of an interpreter could dilute the applicant's understanding of their chosen trade and jeopardise the integrity of the assessment.

Who are the assessors?
The assessors are endorsed industry experts.

What qualification will I receive if I'm successful?
If successful, you will be issued with an Australian qualification relevant to your application.

Does ADI provide additional training?
Yes. Refer to our "Courses" section of our web site.

What are the requirements for migration?
Find all current requirements for migration at the Department of Immigration and Citizenship.

Contact us

For enquiries, please contact our office on +61 7 4032 2175 or email Roz Gilroy on r.gilroy@adi1.com.au