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Thank you Killara. So for the purpose of migration, how can I get a positive skills assessment in order to apply for sub 189? This is the confusing part, Do I need only an assessment letter that only mention I need to sit the 11 subjects to apply for EOI only? Or I should study them first to be suitable for migration ? If someone can clarify this to me, that would be great. Thanks

Thank you so much for that. I should have posted the question in a more clear way. I am from a civil law country, which I am sure that I have to do the essential 11 subjects. My question is when applying for skills assessment, will the assessment letter mention that I can apply for PR (subclass 189) and after that have access to study those subjects in one of the approved universities? or the assessment letter is only an illustration that I need to apply for university, get a student visa and after completion of the subjects apply for a PR? That is confusing because I am intending to do my master degree in USA and thinking that investing in admission in a second jurisdiction is far more better than having a mere degree. Please, I need an experienced opinion on that because that would change my career path and my life as well. Thank you

Hi all, it is so amazing to read all the that about the process. Can someone post the procedure for applying for skills assessment with Council of legal education in Victoria, please?