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By Malviviente · Posted
Hello to all the mates from this excellent forum. would like to know, if someone knows if a Bachelor from my country (Colombia) in graphic design, 4 years duration (8 semesters) would work to validate the Skills Assessment? I have seen from some Migration Agents that this Degree would fit an Advance Diploma, because it’s a 4 year only and not a 5 year. pdt: The titles degree name is Graphic Design Professional, in Spanish. thank you!! -
Thanks Alan, I've made a note of this. Currently the pensions are so small they don't attract any income tax in UK at all. I'm hoping the same will apply here. -
It is probably not the number 1 priority for a new government. No doubt immigration will start flowing again at some point when covid is under control. I suspect the new government will want to be careful though. They have inherited an unemployment rate at a historic low of 3.9% from the Liberals. If they ramp up immigration it is inevitable that new jobs will be lost to Australians and go to new immigrant workers. The consequence of unemployment going back up to over 5% will lead to a lot of criticism of the new Labor government and they won't want that. Or they may end up as one term wonders. -
I would suggest you are correct. You can have all the subject knowledge and passion in the world but if you can't communicate to your audience it's a waste of time. Nobody wants to teach a subject that is completely alien to them however, that said some have and thrived. Maths would be difficult as you need to continue to build your knowledge and aptitude in the subject to move on to the next level of difficulty, but history or civics just read up on the subject. Having said this, not at senior school level!
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