Wall and Floor Tiler Skills Assessment Australia
If you are a Wall and Floor Tiler looking to migrate to Australia, we can assist you to obtain your Wall and Floor Tiler skills assessment for Australia. Wall and Floor Tiler ANZSCO Code 333411.
If you do not hold an NVQ level 3 as a Wall and Floor Tiler, you will be required to complete the AQF III in Wall and Floor Tiling and prove a minimum of 6 years of work experience as a Wall and Floor Tiler, so that you can go on further to gain your Wall and Floor Tiler skills assessment from Trades Recognition Australia (TRA) for the purpose of migrating to Australia.
If you do hold an NVQ Level 3 as a Wall and Floor Tiler, and have 3 years of work experience post qualification, click here for the Wall and Floor Tiler skills assessment process.
See our Frequently Asked Questions for Wall and Floor Tilers emigrating to Australia.
If you would like to see if you are eligible for a Skilled Visa, use our free visa points calculator and our Migration Consultants will be happy to advise on your options. Or you can call us on 0203 376 1555 to speak to Wes Zandt, who would be happy to discuss the Wall and Floor Tiler AQF and skills assessment.
The Down Under Centre is proud to work directly with the approved assessing body for the Wall and Floor Tiling AQF III. We work closely with the assessing body to facilitate the Technical Skype interviews and work with clients to ensure that they are ready for their RPL Qualification.
Process for Wall and Floor Tiler AQF III
You are required to prove you are a Wall and Floor Tiler and have the necessary skills to work as a Wall and Floor Tiler in Australia. The cost of the Wall and Floor Tiler AQF III is $3,000.
1. Gathering your evidence for Wall and Floor Tiler AQF III
To obtain the Wall and Floor Tiling AQF III, you will need to prove a minimum of 6 years of work experience as a Wall and Floor Tiler.
There will be a list of mandatory documentation that you must provide and a list of useful documentation that you could include in your application. You will also need to supply contact details of work referees who can confirm your skills in the industry.
You will also need to prove that you have worked as a Wall and Floor Tiler for a minimum of 12 months out of the last 36 months. Work experience as a Wall and Floor Tiler will need to be proved via pay slips, invoices, bank statements, statements of service and more. You also need to make sure you supply photo/video evidence of you completing wall and floor tiling duties and tasks.
Down Under Centre Agency Service £550 + VAT
The Down Under Centre can offer an Agency Service to assist you in gathering your evidence for the Australian Qualification, as it is considered to be the most difficult stage of your visa application. Please call us on 0203 376 1555 to enquire about our agency service and how it can specifically help you.
2. Technical Interview for Wall and Floor Tiler AQF III
Your assessor will review the information and evidence you have provided and begin to match your skills to the units/subjects in the qualification and organise a technical interview. You will be required to answer industry related questions to identify your current skills as a Wall and Floor Tiler. The Technical interviews are held at The Down Under Centre’s London office, 48 Haven Green, Ealing W5 2NX.
Once you have successfully completed, you will obtain your Certificate III in Wall and Floor Tiling and can then move on to complete the Wall and Floor Tiler skills assessment Australia.
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Wall and Floor Tiler skills assessment Australia process
The Down Under Centre can also work with you to submit your Wall and Floor Tiler skills assessment application to Trades Recognition Australia (TRA) after you obtain your Certificate III in Wall and Floor Tiling, where we collect any outstanding documentation and liaise with TRA on your behalf.
Or, if you already hold your NVQ Level 3 as a Wall and Floor Tiler, and have 3 years of work experience post qualification, we can assist you through the Wall and Floor Tiler TRA skills assessment process by helping you gather the required documentation and we’ll also liaise with TRA on your behalf.
The TRA Wall and Floor Tiler skills assessment is a paper-based application only and the fee is set at $1,000.
Call us on 0203 376 1555 to discuss how we can assist you.
Free Australia Visa Points Calculator
Complete our free points calculator to check your eligibility for a visa to migrate to Australia as a Wall and Floor Tiler.
Wall and Floor Tiler jobs in Australia
The DUC Employment Hub is a tool that connects migrants to employers in Australia as well as providing you with a relocation hub to make your journey to Australia smoother. Jobs are being posted every day. www.ducemploymenthub.com/job_opp.php
Posted jobs for Wall and Floor Tilers in Australia via DUC Employment Hub:
Location: Victoria, Australia
This tiling company is looking for an ambitious Wall and Floor Tiler to join their team. There is opportunity for promotion to site supervisor and beyond. Your responsibilities will include (but not limited to): 1. Accurate interpretation of plans and instructions, in relation to projects; 2. Completion of tiling tasks, to a high standard; 3. Maintain the integrity and accuracy of tiling works; 4. Positive interaction with clients, sub-contractors and team members; 5. Maintain OH&S and cleanliness, on-site.
Wall and Floor Tilers emigrating to Australia FAQs
If you want to move to Australia as a Wall and Floor Tiler on a skilled (points based) visa you are required to complete the Wall and Floor Tiler skills assessment. But, if you do not hold an NVQ Level 3 as a Wall and Floor Tiler, then you must first complete the Wall and Floor Tiling AQF III, so you can then move on to obtain your Australian skills assessment.
For the Wall and Floor Tiling AQF III, you prove your skills through detailed statements from employers detailing your duties, pay and tax details for when you were working as a Wall and Floor Tiler, detailed CV showing all training and work experience, photos of your skills, videos displaying your expertise and your qualifications.
The second stage is a technical interview with an Australian qualified Wall and Floor Tiler who is also a qualified trainer and assessor; this is a relaxed chat over Skype or Zoom where the assessor will want to discuss your application and ask about your work as a Wall and Floor Tiler.
To apply for the Wall and Floor Tiler skills assessment, you need to either;
- Hold an NVQ Level 3 as a Wall and Floor Tiler and have 3 years of paid work experience post NVQ Level 3 as a Wall and Floor Tiler;
- Or if you do not hold an NVQ Level 3, then you will need to obtain the AQF Certificate III in Wall and Floor Tiling and prove 6 years of full-time paid work experience as a Wall and Floor Tiler, so you can then move forward to apply for the Wall and Floor Tiler skills assessment.
If you have a UK qualification as a Wall and Floor Tiler and do not need the AQF III for the visa, then you may want to consider still obtaining the AQF as this will help when you are looking for Wall and Floor Tiler jobs in Australia.
The cost of the skills assessment for a Wall and Floor Tiler is dictated by TRA; you pay them directly. It is a paper based application only and the fee is set at $1,000.
The cost of the AQF III for a Wall and Floor Tiler is $3,000 and you pay the RTO directly.
We know exactly what is required and offer an Agency service to assist with the Wall and Floor Tiler skills assessment. The DUC Agency Fee is £550 + VAT.
What’s included in that Agency Fee?
You will receive a unique login to the DUC Client Portal which explains everything you need to provide, giving templates and precise details on what to gather and how to gather it. For many this is the hardest part of the process but is key to a successful application; we know what is required because the DUC Skills Team work closely with the assessing body. We have been part of the Wall and Floor Tiler skills assessment process for 8+ years. The DUC Skills Team will lodge your application and liaise with the assessing body.
Telephone assistance Monday-Friday 9:00am-5:00pm – and even out-of-hours by arrangement. We have staff specifically dedicated to working with Wall and Floor Tilers, so you’ll always be working with the same person.
As a DUC client you also have access to our exclusive Facebook Group where you can get expert help from other DUC Wall and Floor Tilers who can give you an insight into the content of the technical interview. You can chat with other DUC clients, who may be at different stages of the process, for their guidance on the English test, skills process and the practicalities of moving to Australia. The DUC Visa Team post relevant updates as they happen.
We will also provide information on the various English tests available, the various scoring systems and even provide a 10% discount code for the PTE Pearson Academic test.
You, will receive FREE access to the DUC Employment Hub (and your partner, if applicable) – a tool that connects migrants to employers and provides invaluable assistance with your relocation. You will receive a 1-hour consultation with a relocation expert who has migrated themselves. This consultation will introduce you to our service provider partners who can save you money on your move. See how the DUC EH works.
If you need to obtain your AQF III in Wall and Floor Tiling prior to the TRA Wall and Floor Tiler skills assessment, we can also help you with this process. Call us on 0203 376 1555 to find out more.
A skills assessment is required so you, the migrant, can apply for a visa to Australia. The skills assessment is the way Australian Immigration can confirm that you are a Wall and Floor Tiler, and have the relevant Wall and Floor Tiling skills to match the Australian guidelines.
The Down Under Centre have many years’ experience of working with Wall and Floor Tilers, have developed software to assist with the process, and have the staff to hold your hand throughout the Wall and Floor Tiler skills assessment process Australia.
You also get the opportunity to speak with other Wall and Floor Tilers who have gone through the skills assessment process via our exclusive Facebook Group.
Migrating to Australia as a Wall and Floor Tiler has its challenges and you, the migrant, will have plenty of questions. We know the answers and are always available to answer any of your questions.
Your TRA Wall and Floor Tiler skills assessment is valid for 3 years from the date the skills assessment is issued. This means you need to have received your Invitation to Apply for the Visa before the 3 years is up.
The Down Under Centre works with many Australian Wall and Floor Tiler employers who want English speaking, skilled migrants. Employers hire Wall and Floor Tilers moving to Australia via our DUC Employment Hub.
Our Relocation Team in Australia can also help with employment opportunities.
If you have a UK qualification as a Wall and Floor Tiler and do not need the AQF III for the visa, then you may want to consider still completing obtaining the AQF III as this will help when you are looking for Wall and Floor Tiler jobs in Australia.
If you are a Wall and Floor Tiler hoping to migrate to Australia, you need to be between 18 and 45 years old. However at age 18, Wall and Floor Tilers will not have yet achieved the necessary qualifications and experience to prove their competence. Wall and Floor Tilers between the ages of 25-32 years old generate the maximum points for age towards their visa application.
Wall and Floor Tilers do usually need to complete and English test when emigrating to Australia, to generate points towards the visa application.
Yes, we can. First, complete our free visa points calculator. We’ll contact you to determine your eligibility for migrating to Australia and explain the Australian visa process.
With a passport from the UK, Ireland, Canada, USA or New Zealand you automatically add 5 points to your partner’s application. If you completed the Wall and Floor Tiler skills assessment for Australia (and are under 45 years of age) this would add 10 points.