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Are you a passionate Social Worker looking to make a meaningful impact and secure Australian Permanent Residency? Social work is a highly sought-after profession in Australia, offering a unique opportunity for skilled migrants to call Australia home. Here's how you can pave your way to Australian PR as a Social Worker: As a Social Worker, you can apply for General Skilled Migration visas, including the 189, 190, and 491 visas. Being on the MLTSSL can open doors to employer sponsorship programs, ultimately leading to Permanent Residency. To qualify as a Social Worker in Australia, you'll need at least a Bachelor's degree in Social Work. The good news? Most programs offer internship opportunities, aiding your skill assessment and future job prospects. Course prerequisites can be complex, and it's advisable to seek professional advice to ensure you meet entry requirements. The Social Workers’ skill assessment authority is AASW. There are five Criteria that must all be met for a positive assessment for migration and employment purposes: Criterion 1: The qualification must be a specific qualification major in social work. Criterion 2: The qualification must be regarded as a professional social work qualification in the country of training. Criterion 3: The learning outcomes of the professional social work qualification is comparable to the learning outcomes that graduates of AASW-accredited social work qualifications must demonstrate. Criterion 4: At least 980 hours of field education in at least two placements and with two contrasting practice foci, with a requirement that one placement must be in direct practice. Criterion 5: English language with only IELTS accepted at 7.0 each band To most applicants, demonstrating the high-level English skill the biggest challenge in this process. If you are struggling to get the required English level, then you may be assessed as other occupations, including: Community Worker 411711 Welfare Center Manager 134214 Disabilities Services Officer 411712 Family Support Worker 411713 Residential Care officer 411715 Youth Worker 411716 The above occupations are assessed by ACWA, which offers an English waiver. However, those occupations are not included in the Medium and Long Term Strategic Skilled List which may give you fewer PR options. Ready to start your migration journey? Let's talk about your options! Book an appointment at provisa.setmore.com Your dreams, our expertise. "Migration is a process, not a problem, let us take you through the process"

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