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The new ACT Occupation List (effective 1 September 2016) has now been published

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The new ACT Occupation List (effective 1 September 2016) has now been published

A new ACT Occupation List has been published today.

In summary:

· The skills need has eased for restaurant managers, management consultants, solicitors and financial advisers. These occupations are now closed.

· The demand for skills within corporate management, HR and the creative / design sector is increasing. Occupations within these sectors have now opened.

· The ‘open’ status of the following occupations remains unchanged indicating a continual high demand for civil engineers, general practitioners, retail pharmacists, early childhood teachers, architects, medical imaging professionals, registered nurses, counsellors, mechanics, psychologists and real estate professionals.

List is updated Here https://immigrationxperts.com/australia-immigration-consultants/act-state-occupation-list

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