TRA Skills Assessments
Australian Trade Training College conducts skills assessments for non-Australian passport holders on behalf of Trades Recognition Australia (TRA).
Skills assessments are for non-Australian passport holders who have trade skills gained either overseas or in Australia that require a skills assessment for the purpose of migration. Skills assessments are designed to ensure that a successful applicant can perform at the required skill level for their nominated occupation and therefore, contribute immediately to Australia’s skilled workforce.
Australian Trade Training College is a TRA-approved Registered Training Organisation (RTO) for the programs listed below
Notice to Trades Recognition Australia (TRA) OSAP/TSS Skills Assessment applicants who obtained a skills assessment outcome using an AQF qualification which has now been cancelled by Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) - Please see the Important Information Section.
Offer pathways
Offshore Skills Assessment Program - Applying for a permanent skilled visa and need to verify your trade skills?
OSAP skills assessments are for migrants applying for a skilled migration visa (excluding 485 or TSS) with the Department of Home Affairs. Applicants must work in a nominated occupation and hold a passport from a nominated country or Special Administrative Region (SAR). Please see below trades available for OSAP & TSS skills assessments with Australian Trade Training College.
Detailed information regarding the program can be found in the OSAP Applicant Guidelines.
Temporary Skills Shortage - Applying for a TSS visa and need a skills assessment for temporary work?
TSS skills assessments are for migrants applying for a TSS visa with the Department of Home Affairs. Applicants must work in a nominated occupation and hold a passport from a nominated country or Special Administrative Region (SAR). Please see below trades available for OSAP & TSS skills assessments with Australian Trade Training College.
Detailed information regarding the program can be found in the TSS Applicant Guidelines.
There are two skills assessment pathways available:
Pathway 1:
For applicants who do not have a relevant Australian VET qualification. Successful applicants will be awarded the VET qualification relevant to their trade on completion of the skills assessment.
Eligibility:
Applicants must be able to demonstrate that they have completed verifiable full-time paid employment in the nominated occupation as per the following criteria:
- Licensed Trade with no formal* training – six (6) years’ work experience (Electrician (General) and Plumber (General))
- Licensed Trade with formal* training – four (4) years’ work experience (Electrician (General) and Plumber (General))
- Non-licensed trade with no formal* training – five (5) years’ work experience
- Non-licensed trade with formal* training – three (3) years’ work experience
*Formal training for a Pathway 1 is defined as an international qualification that was obtained as a result of study outside Australia and accepted as comparable to at least an AQF Certificate III level for a skilled occupation in Major Group III in ANZSCO.
Employment history must include 12 months full time, paid employment in the nominated occupation in the three years prior to lodging the application. Part time employment can also be counted towards the employment requirement, on a pro rata basis.
Pathway 2:
For applicants who have a relevant Australian VET qualification or a current, identified Australian occupational license (without restrictions)
Eligibility:
Applicants that hold an Australian VET qualification must be able to demonstrate at least three years’ full-time, verifiable paid employment in a directly related occupation. This must include 12 months full-time, paid employment in your nominated occupation in the three years prior to lodging the application. Part time employment can also be counted towards the employment requirement, on a pro rata basis.
Pathway 2 Electrician (General) and Plumber (General) applicants with an Australian VET qualification, the 12 months full-time paid employment in your nominated occupation must be in Australia.
Pathway 2 Electrician (General) and Plumber (General) applicants with a current identified Australian occupational license (not subject to restrictions), the 12 months full-time paid employment in your nominated occupation must be in Australia or New Zealand.
Assessment Process:
Applicants applying for a skills assessment with Australian Trade Training College are required to complete a Pre-assessment, Documentary Evidence Assessment and Technical Assessment. Pathway 1 Applicants applying for Plumber or Electrician will also need to attend a Practical Assessment.
An OSAP assessment may be completed within fifteen (15) weeks from the date you submit the required ‘decision-ready’ documentary evidence to Australian Trade Training College.
A TSS assessment may be completed within nine (9) weeks from the date you submit the required ‘decision-ready’ documentary evidence to Australian Trade Training College.
Stage 1
Pre-assessment
The Pre-assessment stage is designed to ensure that applicants meet the eligibility and currency requirements for their nominated trade, program and pathway before making a financial commitment at Documentary Evidence stage.
Please refer to the Pre-assessment Checklist for a full description of the required items. All items must be submitted at the same time or the application will not be processed. Do not apply for a skills assessment if you do not have all the required documentation.
Evidence is submitted via email to [email protected] or via Dropbox, OneDrive, WeTransfer and Google Drive
Stage 2
Documentary Evidence
Applicants are required to submit verifiable documents to support their employment history, including but not limited to statement of service, payslips, bank statements, and tax documents.
Pathway 1 applicants are additionally required to provide photographs and videos to support workplace skills and experience.
Please refer to the Documentary Evidence Checklist for a full description of the required items. All evidence must be submitted at the same time, or the application may be declined.
Evidence and fee payment receipts are submitted via email to [email protected] or via Dropbox, OneDrive, WeTransfer and Google Drive.
Stage 3
Technical Interview
The technical interview is a technical assessment of the applicant’s skills, knowledge and experience. Applicants are required to demonstrate their knowledge by answering questions relating to:
Pathway 1: Units of competency from the relevant assessed trade and Australian qualification
Pathway 2: Australian industry standards and terminology relevant to the assessed trade combined with confirmation of employment history and experience.
Applicants located outside of Australia are required to personally attend their Technical Interviews at an approved assessment centre unless exempt. For a complete list of assessment locations, please visit an Australian Trade Training College venue.
Stage 4
Practical Assessment
Mandatory for Pathway 1 Electrician (General) & Plumber (General).
Applicants are required to complete workshop based practical tasks to demonstrate their skills and knowledge in the trade.
Practical Assessments are conducted in Brisbane, Australia, Leatherhead, United Kingdom, or Pampanga, Philippines. Applicants are responsible for obtaining the correct visa to enter Australia, the United Kingdom, or the Philippines if necessary.
On successful completion of all four stages, Pathway 1 Plumber & Electrician applicants will obtain an Offshore Technical Skills Record (OTSR), which allows them to apply for a Provisional License, subject to meeting other non-skills requirements.
All fees are paid directly to TRA via their Online Portal and may only be made using a Visa or MasterCard credit/debit card. Payment identifiers will be provided upon approval of each stage. After payment, a printable receipt will be displayed on your screen, and a copy will be sent to the email address nominated in your registration. Please retain the email receipt as evidence of payment. Please refer to the Applicant Payment User Guide for further information.
| Assessment Services | Fee (ex GST) $AUD |
| Documentary Evidence | $1,120 |
| Documentary Evidence – Review | $700 |
| Documentary Evidence – Reassessment | $450 |
| Technical Interview – Pathway 1 | $2,000 |
| Technical Interview – Pathway 1 – Review | $700 |
| Technical Interview – Pathway 1 – Reassessment | $1,000 |
| Technical Interview – Pathway 2 | $900 |
| Technical Interview – Pathway 2 – Review | $700 |
| Technical Interview – Pathway 2 – Reassessment | $450 |
| Practical Assessment | $2,200 |
| Practical Assessment – Review | $700 |
| Practical Assessment – Reassessment | $1,100 |
Refund Policy
The circumstances in which TRA will refund a payment are detailed in the TRA Payment and Refund Policy under Policy and Forms on the TRA website.
Refunds will not be provided if applicants:
- do not meet program eligibility requirements
- choose to withdraw your registration after assessment had started
- do not provide the required documents in the specified timeframe.
Review
If you disagree with an assessment outcome, you may lodge an application (including additional evidence) for an assessment review with the RTO that conducted your skills assessment within 7 (seven) business days of receiving the outcome letter. To start the review process, you must first pay the review fee to TRA via the TRA Online Portal using your existing username and password.
An applicant is eligible for a refund of the review fee when an assessment outcome is overturned based solely on the evidence provided in the original application.
An applicant is not eligible for a refund of the review fee where the assessment outcome is overturned based on any additional evidence provided.
Reassessment
If your original skills assessment identified skills gaps and you have since undertaken training and/or additional employment to address the gaps, you may lodge an application for a reassessment with the RTO that conducted your skills assessment. Reassessment applications must be lodged within 12 months of receiving the original skills assessment outcome letter. To start the reassessment process, you must first pay the reassessment fee to TRA via the TRA Online Portal using your existing username and password.
News and Updates
Notice to Applicants regarding Cancelled Qualifications
06 November 2025
Notice to Trades Recognition Australia (TRA) OSAP/TSS Skills Assessment applicants who obtained a skills assessment outcome using an AQF qualification which has now been cancelled by Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA).
We wish to advise that TRA has not provided any further information regarding the implications of ASQA’s decision, including how that may affect your existing skills assessment outcome. Applicants are encouraged to contact TRA directly if they have already received the cancellation letter from ASQA.
If any applicant has concerns or reservations about using their existing OSAP/TSS Skills Assessment outcome, they are welcome to:
- Start a new Skills Assessment application under Pathway 1, if eligible, OR
- Start a new Skills Assessment application under Pathway 2, using a new and valid qualification.
Applicants are encouraged to review their options prior to submitting a new application.
A list of affected RTOs and qualifications are published on ASQA’s website Qualification Integrity Regulatory Action.
Occupations be Prioritised
In July 2024, TRA advised that the following occupations be prioritised for processing.
- Cabinetmaker [394111]
- Carpenter [331212]
- Carpenter & Joiner [331211]
- Electrician (General) [341111]
- Joiner [331213]
- Plumber (General) [334111]
- Welder (First class) [322313]
Before commencing an application
- Applicants must check with the Department of Home Affairs that their visa pathway requires a skills assessment and that TRA is the correct assessing authority for their nominated occupation. All enquiries relating to visa and migration requirements must be directed to Home Affairs.
- Applicants must read the eligibility requirements, and review the Pre-assessment Checklist and Documentary Evidence Checklist and ensure that they have the required documentation ready to submit.
- Applicants must ensure that all the technical assessment requirements can be met – including venue locations and device below. Failing to do so will result in their application being withdrawn and any fees already paid will be forfeited.
- Applicants must be able to travel to an approved Australian Trade Training College venue for their technical assessment (if required).
- If not required to travel to an approved venue, applicants must be in a private location alone, use a laptop or notebook computer, connected to a stable internet connection. (Smartphones and tablets will NOT be accepted).
Documentation Requirements
- All evidence must be complete and correct, and submitted at the same time to the Australian Trade Training College.
- All applications must be ‘decision ready’ when submitted, which means all the required documents have been provided to ATTC and the application fee has been paid to TRA.
- All application documents not in English must be provided in original language accompanied by a copy of the English translation.
- All evidence and fee payment receipts must be submitted via email to [email protected] or via Dropbox, OneDrive, WeTransfer and Google Drive.
- Applicants must ensure the accuracy and validity of all information provided to ATTC. ATTC are required to take reasonable measures to verify the validity of the information supplied throughout the skills assessment. If ATTC identify that the information supplied is false or fraudulent, the application will be recommended to TRA as unsuccessful. Home Affairs may be advised accordingly.
Note: Penalties may apply under the Crimes Act 1914 and the Criminal Code Act 1995 for making false or misleading statements and providing false or misleading information or document
There are two skills assessment pathways available:
Pathway 1:
For applicants who do not have a relevant Australian VET qualification. Successful applicants will be awarded the VET qualification relevant to their trade on completion of the skills assessment.
Eligibility:
Applicants must be able to demonstrate that they have completed verifiable full-time paid employment in the nominated occupation as per the following criteria:
- Licensed Trade with no formal* training – six (6) years’ work experience (Electrician (General) and Plumber (General))
- Licensed Trade with formal* training – four (4) years’ work experience (Electrician (General) and Plumber (General))
- Non-licensed trade with no formal* training – five (5) years’ work experience
- Non-licensed trade with formal* training – three (3) years’ work experience
*Formal training for a Pathway 1 is defined as an international qualification that was obtained as a result of study outside Australia and accepted as comparable to at least an AQF Certificate III level for a skilled occupation in Major Group III in ANZSCO.
Employment history must include 12 months full time, paid employment in the nominated occupation in the three years prior to lodging the application. Part time employment can also be counted towards the employment requirement, on a pro rata basis.
Pathway 2:
For applicants who have a relevant Australian VET qualification or a current, identified Australian occupational license (without restrictions)
Eligibility:
Applicants that hold an Australian VET qualification must be able to demonstrate at least three years’ full-time, verifiable paid employment in a directly related occupation. This must include 12 months full-time, paid employment in your nominated occupation in the three years prior to lodging the application. Part time employment can also be counted towards the employment requirement, on a pro rata basis.
Pathway 2 Electrician (General) and Plumber (General) applicants with an Australian VET qualification, the 12 months full-time paid employment in your nominated occupation must be in Australia.
Pathway 2 Electrician (General) and Plumber (General) applicants with a current identified Australian occupational license (not subject to restrictions), the 12 months full-time paid employment in your nominated occupation must be in Australia or New Zealand.
Assessment Process:
Applicants applying for a skills assessment with Australian Trade Training College are required to complete a Pre-assessment, Documentary Evidence Assessment and Technical Assessment. Pathway 1 Applicants applying for Plumber or Electrician will also need to attend a Practical Assessment.
An OSAP assessment may be completed within fifteen (15) weeks from the date you submit the required ‘decision-ready’ documentary evidence to Australian Trade Training College.
A TSS assessment may be completed within nine (9) weeks from the date you submit the required ‘decision-ready’ documentary evidence to Australian Trade Training College.
Stage 1
Pre-assessment
The Pre-assessment stage is designed to ensure that applicants meet the eligibility and currency requirements for their nominated trade, program and pathway before making a financial commitment at Documentary Evidence stage.
Please refer to the Pre-assessment Checklist for a full description of the required items. All items must be submitted at the same time or the application will not be processed. Do not apply for a skills assessment if you do not have all the required documentation.
Evidence is submitted via email to [email protected] or via Dropbox, OneDrive, WeTransfer and Google Drive
Stage 2
Documentary Evidence
Applicants are required to submit verifiable documents to support their employment history, including but not limited to statement of service, payslips, bank statements, and tax documents.
Pathway 1 applicants are additionally required to provide photographs and videos to support workplace skills and experience.
Please refer to the Documentary Evidence Checklist for a full description of the required items. All evidence must be submitted at the same time, or the application may be declined.
Evidence and fee payment receipts are submitted via email to [email protected] or via Dropbox, OneDrive, WeTransfer and Google Drive.
Stage 3
Technical Interview
The technical interview is a technical assessment of the applicant’s skills, knowledge and experience. Applicants are required to demonstrate their knowledge by answering questions relating to:
Pathway 1: Units of competency from the relevant assessed trade and Australian qualification
Pathway 2: Australian industry standards and terminology relevant to the assessed trade combined with confirmation of employment history and experience.
Applicants located outside of Australia are required to personally attend their Technical Interviews at an approved assessment centre unless exempt. For a complete list of assessment locations, please visit an Australian Trade Training College venue.
Stage 4
Practical Assessment
Mandatory for Pathway 1 Electrician (General) & Plumber (General).
Applicants are required to complete workshop based practical tasks to demonstrate their skills and knowledge in the trade.
Practical Assessments are conducted in Brisbane, Australia, Leatherhead, United Kingdom, or Pampanga, Philippines. Applicants are responsible for obtaining the correct visa to enter Australia, the United Kingdom, or the Philippines if necessary.
On successful completion of all four stages, Pathway 1 Plumber & Electrician applicants will obtain an Offshore Technical Skills Record (OTSR), which allows them to apply for a Provisional License, subject to meeting other non-skills requirements.
All fees are paid directly to TRA via their Online Portal and may only be made using a Visa or MasterCard credit/debit card. Payment identifiers will be provided upon approval of each stage. After payment, a printable receipt will be displayed on your screen, and a copy will be sent to the email address nominated in your registration. Please retain the email receipt as evidence of payment. Please refer to the Applicant Payment User Guide for further information.
| Assessment Services | Fee (ex GST) $AUD |
| Documentary Evidence | $1,120 |
| Documentary Evidence – Review | $700 |
| Documentary Evidence – Reassessment | $450 |
| Technical Interview – Pathway 1 | $2,000 |
| Technical Interview – Pathway 1 – Review | $700 |
| Technical Interview – Pathway 1 – Reassessment | $1,000 |
| Technical Interview – Pathway 2 | $900 |
| Technical Interview – Pathway 2 – Review | $700 |
| Technical Interview – Pathway 2 – Reassessment | $450 |
| Practical Assessment | $2,200 |
| Practical Assessment – Review | $700 |
| Practical Assessment – Reassessment | $1,100 |
Refund Policy
The circumstances in which TRA will refund a payment are detailed in the TRA Payment and Refund Policy under Policy and Forms on the TRA website.
Refunds will not be provided if applicants:
- do not meet program eligibility requirements
- choose to withdraw your registration after assessment had started
- do not provide the required documents in the specified timeframe.
Review
If you disagree with an assessment outcome, you may lodge an application (including additional evidence) for an assessment review with the RTO that conducted your skills assessment within 7 (seven) business days of receiving the outcome letter. To start the review process, you must first pay the review fee to TRA via the TRA Online Portal using your existing username and password.
An applicant is eligible for a refund of the review fee when an assessment outcome is overturned based solely on the evidence provided in the original application.
An applicant is not eligible for a refund of the review fee where the assessment outcome is overturned based on any additional evidence provided.
Reassessment
If your original skills assessment identified skills gaps and you have since undertaken training and/or additional employment to address the gaps, you may lodge an application for a reassessment with the RTO that conducted your skills assessment. Reassessment applications must be lodged within 12 months of receiving the original skills assessment outcome letter. To start the reassessment process, you must first pay the reassessment fee to TRA via the TRA Online Portal using your existing username and password.
News and Updates
Notice to Applicants regarding Cancelled Qualifications
06 November 2025
Notice to Trades Recognition Australia (TRA) OSAP/TSS Skills Assessment applicants who obtained a skills assessment outcome using an AQF qualification which has now been cancelled by Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA).
We wish to advise that TRA has not provided any further information regarding the implications of ASQA’s decision, including how that may affect your existing skills assessment outcome. Applicants are encouraged to contact TRA directly if they have already received the cancellation letter from ASQA.
If any applicant has concerns or reservations about using their existing OSAP/TSS Skills Assessment outcome, they are welcome to:
- Start a new Skills Assessment application under Pathway 1, if eligible, OR
- Start a new Skills Assessment application under Pathway 2, using a new and valid qualification.
Applicants are encouraged to review their options prior to submitting a new application.
A list of affected RTOs and qualifications are published on ASQA’s website Qualification Integrity Regulatory Action.
Occupations be Prioritised
In July 2024, TRA advised that the following occupations be prioritised for processing.
- Cabinetmaker [394111]
- Carpenter [331212]
- Carpenter & Joiner [331211]
- Electrician (General) [341111]
- Joiner [331213]
- Plumber (General) [334111]
- Welder (First class) [322313]
Before commencing an application
- Applicants must check with the Department of Home Affairs that their visa pathway requires a skills assessment and that TRA is the correct assessing authority for their nominated occupation. All enquiries relating to visa and migration requirements must be directed to Home Affairs.
- Applicants must read the eligibility requirements, and review the Pre-assessment Checklist and Documentary Evidence Checklist and ensure that they have the required documentation ready to submit.
- Applicants must ensure that all the technical assessment requirements can be met – including venue locations and device below. Failing to do so will result in their application being withdrawn and any fees already paid will be forfeited.
- Applicants must be able to travel to an approved Australian Trade Training College venue for their technical assessment (if required).
- If not required to travel to an approved venue, applicants must be in a private location alone, use a laptop or notebook computer, connected to a stable internet connection. (Smartphones and tablets will NOT be accepted).
Documentation Requirements
- All evidence must be complete and correct, and submitted at the same time to the Australian Trade Training College.
- All applications must be ‘decision ready’ when submitted, which means all the required documents have been provided to ATTC and the application fee has been paid to TRA.
- All application documents not in English must be provided in original language accompanied by a copy of the English translation.
- All evidence and fee payment receipts must be submitted via email to [email protected] or via Dropbox, OneDrive, WeTransfer and Google Drive.
- Applicants must ensure the accuracy and validity of all information provided to ATTC. ATTC are required to take reasonable measures to verify the validity of the information supplied throughout the skills assessment. If ATTC identify that the information supplied is false or fraudulent, the application will be recommended to TRA as unsuccessful. Home Affairs may be advised accordingly.
Note: Penalties may apply under the Crimes Act 1914 and the Criminal Code Act 1995 for making false or misleading statements and providing false or misleading information or document
Trades available for assessments
321111
Automotive Electrician
Applicants must be located in the following regions:
Africa, Europe, Middle East, North Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Pacific & Australia
TSS applications can only be accepted for passport holders from the following countries
394111
Cabinetmaker
Applicants must be located in the following regions:
Africa, Europe, Middle East, North Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Pacific & Australia
TSS applications can only be accepted for passport holders from the following countries
331211
Carpenter
Applicants must be located in the following regions:
Africa, Europe, Middle East, North Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Pacific & Australia
TSS applications can only be accepted for passport holders from the following countries
351311
Carpenter & Joiner
Applicants must be located in the following regions:
Africa, Europe, Middle East, North Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Pacific & Australia
TSS applications can only be accepted for passport holders from the following countries
351311
Chef
Applicants must be located in the following regions:
Africa, Europe, Middle East, North Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Pacific & Australia
TSS applications can only be accepted for passport holders from the following countries
351411
Cook
Applicants must be located in the following regions:
Africa, Europe, Middle East, North Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Pacific & Australia
TSS applications can only be accepted for passport holders from the following countries
341111
Electrician (General)
Applicants must be located in the following regions:
Europe, North Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Pacific & Australia
TSS applications can only be accepted for passport holders from the following countries
323211
Fitter (General)
Applicants must be located in the following regions:
Africa, Europe, Middle East, North Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Pacific & Australia
TSS applications can only be accepted for passport holders from the following countries
323212
Fitter and Turner
Applicants must be located in the following regions:
Africa, Europe, Middle East, North Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Pacific & Australia
TSS applications can only be accepted for passport holders from the following countries
323213
Fitter-Welder
Applicants must be located in the following regions:
Africa, Europe, Middle East, North Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Pacific & Australia
TSS applications can only be accepted for passport holders from the following countries
331213
Joiner
Applicants must be located in the following regions:
Africa, Europe, Middle East, North Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Pacific & Australia
TSS applications can only be accepted for passport holders from the following countries
322311
Metal Fabricator
Applicants must be located in the following regions:
Africa, Europe, Middle East, North Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Pacific & Australia
TSS applications can only be accepted for passport holders from the following countries
323299
Metal Fitters and Machinists (not elsewhere classified)
Applicants must be located in the following regions:
Africa, Europe, Middle East, North Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Pacific & Australia
TSS applications can only be accepted for passport holders from the following countries
323214
Metal Machinist (First class)
Applicants must be located in the following regions:
Africa, Europe, Middle East, North Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Pacific & Australia
TSS applications can only be accepted for passport holders from the following countries
321211
Motor Mechanic (General)
Applicants must be located in the following regions:
Africa, Europe, Middle East, North Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Pacific & Australia
TSS applications can only be accepted for passport holders from the following countries
334111
Plumber (General) - OSAP only
Applicants must be located in the following regions:
Africa, Europe, North Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Pacific & Australia
TSS applications can only be accepted for passport holders from the following countries
322312
Pressure Welder - OSAP only
Applicants must be located in the following regions:
Africa, Europe, North Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Pacific & Australia
TSS applications can only be accepted for passport holders from the following countries
322211
Sheetmetal Trades Worker
Applicants must be located in the following regions:
Africa, Europe, Middle East, North Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Pacific & Australia
TSS applications can only be accepted for passport holders from the following countries
322313
Welder (First class)
Applicants must be located in the following regions:
Africa, Europe, Middle East, North Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Pacific & Australia
TSS applications can only be accepted for passport holders from the following countries
Skill Assessment Location
Technical Assessment Locations
Skills Assessment (Australia)
QLD
ATTC, 36 Kremzow Road, Brendale, QLD 4500
NSW
IntoWork, Suite 3, Level 6, 10 Smith Street, Parramatta, NSW 2150
VIC
IntoWork, 192 High Street, Northcote, VIC 3070
WA
Skill Hire, 3/271 Berkshire Road, Forrestfield, WA 6058
Skills Assessment (International)
India
AQATO, Office No.610, Regus Elante, 6th Floor, Elante Mall Office Complex, Plot no. 178-178A, Industrial & Business Park Phase I, Chandigarh160002
AQATO, 2/80 (150/70), 1st Floor, Cisons Complex, Montieth Road, Egmore, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600008
AQATO, G-24, Ground Floor, Satyamev Eminence, Science City Road, Sola, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380060
Nepal
AQATO, Simkhada Plaza, Level 1, Opp. SBI Bank, New Plaza Sadak, Kathmandu 44600
Bangladesh
AQATO, Rowshan Plaza, 6th Floor, 25/2 Green Road, Dhaka1205
Pakistan
AQATO, Plot No. 110, Block 2, Sector C2, Hazrat Umer Farooq Road, Township, Lahore, Punjab 54770
Vietnam
AQATO, Level 7, GIC Tower, 10A Nguyen Thi Minh Khai, Da Kao Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City 700000
Philippines
Multi-Orient Manpower & Management Services, F287+9VP, San Isidro, Paranaque, Metro Manila 1700
United Kingdom
Down Under Centre, 1st Floor, 53 High Street, Dumbarton, G82 1LS
Down Under Centre, 316b King Street, Hammersmith W6 0RR United Kingdom
South Africa
The Aussie Handbook, Somerset Square, 1st Floor, 55 Somerset Road, Greenpoint, Cape Town 8051
United Arab Emirates
AQATO, Latifa Tower, 17th Floor, Office No. 1707, Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai
Fiji
AQATO, Williamson Business Centre (Metro Gym Building), 24 Williamson Road, Suva
AQATO (Australian Qualifications & Training Overseas) and DUC (Down Under Centre) are Australian Trade Training College’s authorised partners.
Practical Assessment Locations
Skills Assessment (Australia)
ATTC, 17 Armada Place, Banyo, QLD 4014
Skills Assessment (UK)
Down Under Centre, 316b King Street, Hammersmith W6 0RR United Kingdom
Skills Assessment (Philippines)
Twins Machine Shop, 6J99+JVC, 4th Street, Mabalacat, Pampanga
Electrician practical assessment only.
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