Updated on 02 Jan 2025
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When it comes to skilled migration to Australia for the profession of Orthotist/Prosthetist (ANZSCO 251912), the key skills assessing authority is:
- Australian Orthotic Prosthetic Association (AOPA)
Here's a breakdown of the core requirements they typically assess:
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Qualifications:
- A bachelor's degree or higher in prosthetics and orthotics is generally required.
- The qualification must be assessed as equivalent to an Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) Bachelor degree.
- Often, a dual qualification in prosthetics and orthotics is expected.
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Professional Registration/Licensing:
- Demonstration of current, unrestricted registration or licensing to practice in the applicant's country of qualification and/or practice.
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Work Experience:
- Providing evidence of relevant work experience.
- Demonstrating a certain amount of practical work experience, often including providing a CV with proof of hours worked.
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English Language Proficiency:
- Evidence of English language ability, often through tests like the IELTS Academic.
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Portfolio of Evidence:
- A comprehensive portfolio showcasing the applicant's competence against AOPA's entry-level competency standards.
Key Considerations:
- The assessment process often involves multiple stages, including a desktop review and a portfolio assessment.
- It's crucial to refer directly to the AOPA's official website for the most current and detailed requirements, as these can change.
Contact Details:
AOPA NATIONAL OFFICE
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ADDRESS |
2/1175 Toorak Road, Camberwell VIC 3124 PO Box 1132 Hartwell VIC 3124 |
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PHONE |
(03) 9816 4620 / TF 1300 668 194 |
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FAX |
(03) 9816 4305 |
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admin@aopa.org.au |
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