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I am 33.

I thought it would still be the standard 3 years of experience required, but 2019 is fine (hoping it remains on the SOL of course). I actually don't have any experience. Complete career change! Starting off with an intensive course to get some qualifications.

Thanks for the reply mate. Did you have the 2 years of on the job training that an AQF3 requires? And, how much post-qualification experience did you have to reference in your RPL? If you don't mind me asking. I am about to undertake an intensive NVQ Level 3 Wall and Floor Tiling course and would like to ultimately use it towards a visa. I know that will be a few years away as I will need formal post-qualification experience to support the application/assessment, and also need to hope that the occupation remains on the SOL of course.

Hi, With regards to this criteria: The ANZSCO says: Skill Level 3 : Occupations at Skill Level 3 have a level of skill commensurate with one of the following: - NZ Register Level 4 qualification - AQF Certificate IV or - AQF Certificate III including at least two years of on-the-job training. At least three years of relevant experience may substitute for the formal qualifications listed above. In some instances relevant experience and/or on-the-job training may be required in addition to the formal qualification There is a suggestion that the formal, paid experience can negate the requirement for a formal qualification. There is also the suggestion that, if an AQF Level 3 I held, then 2 years of on the job training is required. I have a few questions around this that I hope you can help with: 1) Based on UK qualifications am I correct in thinking that an AQF level 3 is equivalent to an NVQ level 2? And an AQF Level 4 equivalent to an NVQ level 3? 2) This would suggest that, if an AQF Level 4 is held, then no specific duration of 'on the job training' is required. Is that correct? 3) If an AQF Level 4 is held how much post-qualification experience is required to obtain a successful TRA Assessment? This is in relation to the Wall and Floor Tiler ANZSCO code for context. Many thanks in advance for your help!