CV for Engineers Australia

Occupational Categories considered by EA in Engineering

These are the three occupational categories recognized by Engineers Australia for the engineering practice in Australia -

• Professional Engineer
• Engineering Associate
• Engineering Technologist

If you are applying for migration, Engineering Manager is another category recognized by Engineers Australia.

All applicants applying for the skill assessment by Engineers Australia are required to demonstrate their proficiency in the English language and to prove their English language competency; applicants are required to take one of the following tests:

Engineers Australia accepts both the General and Academic versions of the test.

Engineers Australia accepts the TOEFL iBT® English language test.

From the 1st November 2017, Engineers Australia has also started accepting the Pearson PTE ACADEMIC™ test.

The following table indicates the minimum scores for each module:

IELTS, TOEFL iBT® and PTE ACADEMIC™ results must not be more than 2 years old at the time your application is submitted.

The following applicants may be exempt from the requirement to provide an English language test:

• Applicants who have completed an Australian undergraduate engineering qualification or a 2 year Masters degree (92 weeks full time) or PhD program at an Australian university. Documentary evidence of successful completion of the Australian qualification is required for exemption on this basis;
• Applicants who are native English speakers. A native English speaker is a person who lived and was educated (primary, secondary and tertiary education) in the country where the official language is English: Australia, New Zealand, the United States of America, the United Kingdom, Ireland and Canada (excluding Quebec).

Please note, exemptions are determined on a case by case basis and Engineers Australia reserves the right to request an English language test result at any stage of the assessment.

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When you prepare the resume, you have to take extensive care. You have to keep in mind your career goals and what you want to achieve. You also have to make sure that you get regarded as the best candidate for the job you are applying for. There are some of the things which you have to remember while writing your CV.

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A resume is the single most important part of your application as it gives a picture of your whole self. It makes the EA community members get an idea of your education, work experience, objectives, career goals and your personality as a whole. It should be well-crafted with all the information written in a way to attract the reader and consider you the best option for the applied project. The writers in our team know exactly what the reviewers may be looking for in your resume and aim to provide you with a well-designed CV which makes you look like the right candidate and is presentable.

Things you should know about CV-Resume Writing

A Resume needs to be prepared with utmost care and with time keeping in mind your career goals and objectives so that you are the best candidate for whichever position you are applying for. There are certain things you should keep in mind while putting down in your CV.

• It would help if you provided all the details of your education preferably from undergraduate till date or completion of your engineering course. You can provide this with the detail of location and institute and your percentage achieved.
• You must provide details of employment, work experience, internships along with details of your engineering craft and experience employed.
• You can also enlist the engineering skills attained by you during your graduation and workshops or training outside adding an extra credential to your resume.
• For complete employment details, you must include the name, location, and details of your employing organization, the exact duration of your employment, a position held by you and details of the task assigned to you and your responsibilities.
• You must be honest while compiling your Resume and be careful to not miss out on the continuity in your career years. An Engineer preferably a member of Engineers Australia must verify each event in your resume. The verification needs to be done in a particular format as described by EA community members. The following statement must accompany the CV and countersign by the verifier.

“I verify that this is a true statement of the career history of (candidate’s name) during the period (date) to (date).” This statement must be accompanied by the printed name, address, phone number and status of the Verifier, with their membership number if applicable. Engineers in Australia then confirm the verification.

In case the candidate cannot provide a verified CV due to overseas employment, they must provide a letter of recommendation from the current employer stating the location, contact details, terms and duration of employment, roles and responsibilities.

• The CV must be prepared in English. If due to employment outside the country with non-native English citizen, an original of recommendation letter from employer and a copy in English must be submitted.
• Under exceptional cases and for some reason verification cannot be provided for last three-year employment period, you must upload a declaration certificate stating the information provided by you is true to the best of your knowledge.
• Finally, you must prepare your Resume in chronological order, check it for any spelling errors and grammatical mistakes and use refined English. Also, while printing you must use good quality paper and never forget to put your signature.

Our Writers know exactly how to arrange your information so that your CV looks informative and makes your credentials high. The information provided by you is transformed into a well-written CV by us which you can put forward to the EA members for your candidature in a well-reputed organization and be assured of your selection.