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Monash Professional Pathways, a top provider, can help you get the skills and experience that companies want, as well as points toward your permanent residency application.
Finding full-time professional employment in Australia as a new international engineering, accounting, or ICT graduate can be difficult.
Employers want you to have practical knowledge and appropriate work experience so that you can work effectively from the first day on the job, even if you are qualified and have the right to work. Furthermore, international research** reveals that companies seek more than just a degree. Candidates who are able to:
**AEI: International graduate outcomes and employer perceptions, 2010
This Department of Home Affairs-approved 44-week (minimum) program will help you achieve your career goals and overcome barriers to employment. By earning the information, abilities, and work experience that companies need, you will improve your job prospects. By the completion of the course, you will be able to:
Are you a recent overseas IT graduate from an Australian university looking to begin your career? Are you perplexed by your migration alternatives and the competitive employment market?
With Australia’s best Professional Year provider, you can achieve your goals and more – our 14,500 alumni have learned that nothing prepares you better for an accounting job in Australia than a PY with PE.
PE has risen to become Australia’s number one supplier of Professional Year programs by assisting our students in achieving far more than just migration points. We understand how difficult it may be, and we are committed to transforming the employment landscape for overseas graduates.
We concentrate on assisting you in becoming more than just “job ready.” We’ll give you a platform to launch your IT career in Australia by combining employability training, workplace expertise, and a relevant and practical internship placement. Our alumni receive great program and career outcomes as a result of Performance Education’s Professional Year program, with 43 percent being offered employment by their internship host organization!
Due to our trusted reputation and great program outcomes, we were one of the first approved providers of the ACS (IT) Professional Year program and are now the largest. Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Perth are all home to our campuses.
Overview
The Navitas Professional Year Program is a professional development program that includes both formal education and an internship experience in Australia.
The Australian Computer Society (ACS) Professional Year Program, Engineers Australia’s Professional Year in Engineering, and the Skilled Migration Internship Program – Accounting (SMIPA) are all available through Navitas Professional.
The curriculum equips international graduates with the necessary abilities to find work and succeed in their chosen sector. After successfully completing the program, you will be eligible for migration points toward permanent residency.
The Professional Year Program in ICT/Computing (PYear) of the American Computer Society (ACS) is a job-readiness program that bridges the gap between full-time study and professional employment. The PYear is meant to give graduates the professional skills they’ll need to succeed in the Australian workforce.
PROGRAM FOR PROFESSIONAL YEAR
International ICT/Computing graduates from Australian institutions benefit from ACS’ PYear Program, which provides them with the practical skills and training they need to advance their careers. This program provides an extra route from academia to employment, ensuring that graduates are job-ready.
UNDER AN ELIGIBLE SKILLED OCCUPATION, GRADUATES MAY CLAIM FIVE (5) POINTS.
The PYear graduate may be eligible for five (5) points under a qualifying skilled occupation as defined by the Department of Immigration and Border Protection upon completion of this program.
Have you completed your degree but wish to advance your career in Australia by gaining extra technical skills and knowledge? With the Professional Year Program at ATMC, you may now jumpstart your career.
ATMC provides information technology graduates Professional Year programs through the Australian Computer Society (ACS) and accounting programs under the Skilled Migration Internship Program: Accounting (SMIPA).
The Professional Year (PY) Program is tailored to overseas students who have graduated from an Australian university and are searching for a smooth transition from school to work and residency in Australia. Professional Year is a job preparation program that will give you the professional skills you’ll need to succeed in the Australian workforce.
Our highly experienced trainers oversee the curriculum, taking a genuine interest in each participant’s educational path. Trainers assist participants with course content while also allowing them to voice their thoughts, ensuring that they graduate with the academic knowledge and confidence necessary to flourish in their areas.
The PY program is made up of the following elements:
« Workplace Communication and Performance in Australia
» Workplace Entry and Advancement in Australia
« Volunteer Internship
TRAINING AND WORKSHOP IN THE CLASSROOM
ATMC has delivered two units with a total of 250 contact hours. Participants are expected to attend 8 to 9 hours of classes per week.
During internships and professional roles, participants will be asked to attend work meetings. The goal of this unit is for participants to feel comfortable joining meetings and conversing with others. The unit covers a variety of topics related to meetings, including planning meetings, meeting expectations in Australia, meeting roles, and proper behavior, communication, and language.
Most PY graduates’ job descriptions will incorporate customer communication. To be able to create rapport and avoid misinterpretation with clients, cultural awareness is required. Participants must communicate with internal and external clients, as well as team members, in this unit. The goal is to guarantee that graduates can communicate successfully with customers and coworkers in customer-facing professions.
All academic personnel at ATMC is highly trained and qualified, especially in the disciplines of technology and/or business. The PY lecturers have worked in industry and have a thorough understanding of the Australian workplace.
INTERNSHIP
The ATMC PY internship component allows students to grow, improve, and tailor their CVs in preparation for employment in Australia.
Participants will gain real job experience as part of the internship, allowing them to acquire professional skills that will enable them to operate effectively in a variety of Australian sectors and business situations.
Participants can put their skills and information obtained in the two classroom-based training and workshop courses to use during the internship. The internship must be completed in 240 hours over the course of 12 weeks.
Each internship has been created to complement the participant’s studies and prepare them for a career in their subject of interest. Through observation and supervised practice, participants will be introduced to both the technical and commercial elements of a firm.
Interns in employer companies are given the opportunity to help and/or watch project managers while working on existing projects.
Connect with our Internship Coordinator by registering on Career Central.
TUITION COSTS
Professional Year at SMIPA is a year-long program for SMIPA members.
SMIPA PY is worth $7,200.
The ACS Professional Year is a year-long program offered by the American Chemical
$12,600 for ACS PY.
Participants can choose to pay the cost in full beginning on the first day of the program or by direct bank debit once they have been accepted to enroll in the program.
WORK INTEGRATED LEARNING AT ATMC
By fostering an atmosphere where participants may develop and use their skills and knowledge in the workplace, ATMC ensures that participants graduate work-ready.
The Work Integrated Learning (WIL) division at ATMC exists to provide ‘Good WIL’ services to participants. WIL workshops, which help with identifying employment options, developing resumes, and preparing for interviews, are encouraged for PY participants. Sessions are held on a consistent basis throughout the year.
ATMC teaching and administrative staff can also offer general guidance and support on topics including studying and student administration. We take pleasure in offering the best possible support to our participants, so please don’t hesitate to approach our helpful staff for assistance.
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Employability skills are in high demand, and the Professional Year in Engineering Program helps engineering graduates build and improve their employability abilities. In this unique 44-week work-readiness program, you’ll gain insight into the Australian workplace and job market.
Structure of the program
32-week practical training: Through our face-to-face courses and online materials, you’ll learn efficient resume writing and interview skills, as well as Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) and Occupational Health, Safety, and Environmental (OHS&E) practices and statutory requirements for working in Australia. Choose from a variety of flexible study alternatives, such as one full day or two half-days per week.
Placement in an internship (12 weeks full time): Create a network of peers and experts, and put your classroom learning to work. A mentor will be assigned to you throughout your placement to help you succeed.
After successfully completing the course, you will be allowed to apply for 5 migration points, which can be used for any visa that requires a points exam. You’ll also become a professional member of Engineers Australia and obtain an understanding of Australian Occupational Health and Safety standards.
Holders of various visa classifications are eligible for the EEA Professional Year in Engineering. To determine your eligibility for this program, please see our Frequently Asked Questions section below or contact a migration agent or the Department of Immigration and Border Protection.
This is a fee-paying program. The program does not accept CRICOS, HECS, or fee-aid.
The Skilled Migration Internship Program: Accounting (SMIPA) is a professional year program approved by the Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) (formerly known as the Department of Immigration and Citizenship) for international students who have completed at least two years of study in Australia and hold an Australian accounting degree.
SMIPA entails:
The GSM points test may reward you with extra points if you complete SMIPA.
CPA Australia, Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand, and the Institute of Public Accountants collaborated to create SMIPA. It is provided by qualified providers that have received approval from all three professional accounting organizations.
Participation in SMIPA or any other DIBP-approved pathways to permanent residency is not required to enroll in any of the accounting bodies’ professional programs.
Is the SMIPA available through CPA Australia?
No. The three professional accounting bodies monitor the SMIPA. Registered providers who have been jointly approved by the three agencies deliver the program.
In the second half of 2018, applications to deliver the SMIPA Program will be accepted. All candidates must be a Registered Training Organization (RTO) or a Higher Education Provider (HEP) with a minimum of three years of registration.
SMIPA providers who have been approved
Please note that the AIFA Professional Year Program for Bookkeepers is not affiliated with the Professional Accounting Bodies or SMIPA in any way.
As a migrant, having the opportunity to work in Australia before starting with your chosen employer is priceless. The Professional Year in Engineering programme offered by Engineering Education Australia will teach you everything you need to know about working in Australia and provide you with a well-respected Australian résumé.
You can even apply for five migration points after completing the program, as it is the only work-readiness program for engineers recognized by the Australian Government.
EXPERIENCE IN ENGINEERING AND NETWORKS
The Professional Year in Engineering is a thorough program that will prepare you to work as an engineer in Australia. It lasts 44 weeks, allowing you plenty of time to learn about employer expectations, start networking, and develop a career strategy.
Online study and classroom sessions make up the first 32 weeks, followed by a 12-week work placement at a professional organization. You will gain a complete awareness of our working conditions, health and safety regulations, and other critical aspects of working as an engineer in Australia during this period.
ENGINEERS AND VISA TYPES QUALIFICATION
You may be eligible for the Professional Year in Engineering if you have completed an accredited course in Australia or at an officially recognized abroad university. This training is offered to people with a variety of visas. We recommend contacting a migration agent or visiting the Department of Immigration and Border Protection’s website before applying.
To be considered for the program, applicants must have passed a valid Migration Skills Assessment with Engineers Australia.
WITH CONFIDENCE, ENTER THE AUSTRALIAN WORKPLACE
The Professional Year in Engineering programme will provide you with the necessary experience and connections. Engineering Education Australia’s website has more information.
The Professional Year Program is designed to help international accounting and engineering graduates start their careers in Australia. It also allows for the accumulation of migration points toward permanent residency.
PYP provides you with meaningful, hands-on training and workshops, as well as a professional internship and networking opportunities, to help you succeed in your new job.
EXPERIENCE WITH THE PYP
A 12-week professional internship will be included in your professional year, which will include 32 weeks of practical training, face-to-face study and workshops, and a 12-week professional internship.
During the course of the program, you will:
Mentoring and training will be provided to you throughout your internship.
WHY DO YOU WANT TO STUDY AT UQ?
There are a few straightforward reasons why UQ offers the greatest PYP program:
| Unit Name | Duration |
| Communication and Performance in the Australian Workplace | 120 hours |
| Australian Workplace Culture | 130 hours |
| Internship | 12 weeks(240 hours) |
| Professional Environments(This online module runs for 12 weeks and parallel to the student internship) | 12 weeks |
EXPERIENCE WITH THE PYP
A 12-week professional internship will be included in your professional year, which will include 32 weeks of practical training, face-to-face study and workshops, and a 12-week professional internship.
During the course of the program, you will:
Mentoring and training will be provided to you throughout your internship.
WHY DO YOU WANT TO STUDY AT UQ?
There are a few straightforward reasons why UQ offers the greatest PYP program:
The William Light Institute
COURSE OUTLINE
| Unit Name | Duration |
| Communication and Performance in the Australian Workplace | 120 hours |
| Australian Workplace Culture | 130 hours |
| Internship | 12 weeks(240 hours) |
| Professional Environments(This online module runs for 12 weeks and parallel to the student internship) | 12 weeks |
For all eligible holders of the 485 Temporary Graduate Visa (Graduate Work stream) – (subclass 485) or Bridging Visa, the program has been set by the Minister for Immigration and Border Protection for the General Skills Migration points test.
OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE
The PYP provides:
REQUIREMENTS FOR ENTRY
WHERE DO I APPLY?
Intakes happen on a regular basis. Please go to your desired location for more information.
Download the TWLI Professional Year Program Application Form and fill it out.
and include the following papers in your submission;
PROCESS OF APPLICATION
Step 1: Download the WLI Professional Year Program Application Form and fill it out ( PDF file)
Step 2: Include the following papers in your submission:
Step 3: Fill out and submit your application.
Submit the application form to info@wli.sa.edu.au or
You can send your application form and supporting materials to the following address:
Admissions Officer
The William Light Institute
Level 1, 211 Pulteney St
Adelaide, South Australia 5000
Step 4: Your application will be reviewed and the results will be communicated to you.
DATES OF START-UP
For future dates, please contact us.
FEES FOR THE WHOLE PROGRAM
Yearly Fee for Professionals
$10,600 – payable in instalments (conditions apply)
The application processing fee is $150.
Please note that HECS does not apply to this course because it is a full-fee paying course.
There are 5 locations where this product is available:
The William Light Institute, Level 1, 211 Pulteney St, Adelaide, SA 5000
CLIFTONS, BRISBANE, QLD Brisbane is located at 288 Edward Street in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. 4000
CLIFTONS Melbourne, 440 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000, MELBOURNE VIC
CLIFTONS Sydney, Levels 11, 12, 13&15 60 Margaret St Sydney NSW CLIFTONS Sydney, Levels 11, 12, 13&15 60 Margaret St Sydney NSW
