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South Australia state sponsorship list added 18 additional occupation

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South Australia state sponsorship list added 18 additional occupation

SOUTH AUSTRALIA STATE NOMINATION OCCUPATION LIST UPDATE

The South Australian Government, in collaboration with local industry, regularly conducts research to identify skill needs in its labour market and update its skill shortage lists.

The list was updated on 8 April 2014 and the following occupations added:

132111 Corporate Services Manager

134211 Medical Administrator

134299 Health and Welfare Services Managers, nec

149212 Customer Service Manager

149915 Equipment Hire Manager

222311 Financial Investment Adviser

223211 ICT Trainer224611 Librarian

262111 Database Administrator

271214 Intellectual Property Lawyer

311215 Pharmacy Technician

351411 Cook361211 Shearer

391111 Hairdresser

399212 Gas or Petroleum Operator

399918 Fire Protection Equipment Technician

411311 Diversional Therapist451815 First Aid Trainer

The complete list is available at https://www.migration.sa.gov.au/SNOL_data.

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