D12 257493 MSA - Outcome1 - Nell.PDF
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Alexander Robert Nell's skills assessment application for the occupation of ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN was successful. The letter from Trades Recognition Australia confirms he has a valid skills assessment that can be used when applying for immigration to Australia. While the assessment is valid for immigration purposes, it does not represent a formal qualification and additional licensing or testing may be required to work in some parts of Australia.
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