[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":276},["ShallowReactive",2],{"$fE1ucUH2plIMdoBF5qOXqBZbDMTj3v2f7QStkwoOZxo4":3},{"occupation":4,"assessingAuthorities":26,"visaLists":32,"visaEligibility":49,"stateNominations":65,"relatedOccupations":97,"assessmentRequirements":113},{"code":5,"title":6,"description":7,"absUrl":8,"alternativeTitles":9,"specializations":10,"tasks":14,"skillLevel":25},"411711","Community Worker","Facilitates community development initiatives and collective solutions within a community to address issues, needs and problems associated with recreational, health, housing, employment and other welfare matters.","https:\u002F\u002Fwww.abs.gov.au\u002Fstatistics\u002Fclassifications\u002Fanzsco-australian-and-new-zealand-standard-classification-occupations\u002F2022\u002Fbrowse-classification\u002F4\u002F41\u002F411\u002F4117",null,[11,12,13],"Community Development Officer","Community Support Worker","Housing Officer",[15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24],"assessing clients' needs and planning, developing and implementing educational, training and support programs","interviewing clients and assessing the nature and extent of difficulties","monitoring and reporting on the progress of clients","referring clients to agencies that can provide additional help","assessing community need and resources for health, welfare, housing, employment, training and other facilities and services","liaising with community groups, welfare agencies, government bodies and private businesses about community issues and promoting awareness of community resources and services","supporting families and providing education and care for children and disabled persons in adult service units, group housing and government institutions","supervising offenders on probation and parole","assisting young people to solve social, emotional and financial problems","preparing submissions for funding and resources, and reports to government bodies and other agencies",2,[27],{"code":28,"name":29,"acronym":28,"website":30,"typesOfAssessment":9,"standardFeeAud":9,"description":9,"isPrimary":31},"Community Work Austr","Community Work Australia Limited","https:\u002F\u002Fcommunitywork.org.au\u002F",true,{"mltssl":33,"stsol":31,"rol":33,"csol":31,"pmsol":33,"details":34},false,[35,46],{"listType":36,"effectiveFrom":37,"caveats":38,"notes":9},"STSOL","2000-01-01",[39,40,41,42,43,44,45],"190 - Skilled Nominated (subclass 190)","407 - Training visa (subclass 407)","489 - Skilled Regional (Provisional) visa (subclass 489) - State or Territory nominated","494 - Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional (provisional) (subclass 494) - Employer sponsored stream","491 - Skilled Work Regional (provisional) visa (subclass 491) State or Territory nominated","482 - Skills in Demand (subclass 482) - Core Skills stream","186 - Employer Nomination Scheme visa (subclass 186) - Direct Entry Pathway",{"listType":47,"effectiveFrom":37,"caveats":48,"notes":9},"CSOL",[39,40,41,42,43,44,45],[50,53,55,57,59,61,63],{"visaSubclass":51,"visaName":52,"caveat":9},"190","190 - Skilled Nominated   (subclass 190)",{"visaSubclass":54,"visaName":40,"caveat":9},"407",{"visaSubclass":56,"visaName":41,"caveat":9},"489",{"visaSubclass":58,"visaName":42,"caveat":9},"494",{"visaSubclass":60,"visaName":43,"caveat":9},"491",{"visaSubclass":62,"visaName":44,"caveat":9},"482",{"visaSubclass":64,"visaName":45,"caveat":9},"186",[66,70,71,74,75,78,81,82,85,87,90,92,93,96],{"state":67,"visaSubclass":51,"stream":68,"eligible":31,"notes":69},"VIC","default","Victoria does not publish a fixed occupation list. Eligibility derived from the federal Skilled Occupation List. Selection is via Registration of Interest (ROI).",{"state":67,"visaSubclass":60,"stream":68,"eligible":31,"notes":69},{"state":72,"visaSubclass":51,"stream":68,"eligible":31,"notes":73},"TAS","All federal SOL occupations are eligible for at least one Tasmanian nomination pathway. Tasmania publishes a separate Priority Roles list and occupational caveats — check the source page for current restrictions.",{"state":72,"visaSubclass":60,"stream":68,"eligible":31,"notes":73},{"state":76,"visaSubclass":51,"stream":68,"eligible":31,"notes":77},"ACT","Listed on the ACT Nominated Migration Program Occupation List. Eligibility also requires a Canberra Matrix score and (for residents) at least 6 months' Canberra residency for 190 or 3 months for 491.",{"state":79,"visaSubclass":51,"stream":68,"eligible":31,"notes":80},"NT","Listed on the NT Offshore Migration Occupation List. NT typically prioritises 491 for offshore applicants — 190 is offered in exceptional cases. Onshore applicants may have access to a broader list via NT-resident pathways.",{"state":79,"visaSubclass":60,"stream":68,"eligible":31,"notes":80},{"state":83,"visaSubclass":51,"stream":68,"eligible":31,"notes":84},"NSW","Within an eligible ANZSCO unit group on the NSW Skills List for the Skilled Nominated visa (190). NSW lists at unit-group level — the occupation must also be federally visa-eligible under Home Affairs rules.",{"state":83,"visaSubclass":60,"stream":68,"eligible":31,"notes":86},"Within an eligible ANZSCO unit group on the NSW Regional Skills List for the Skilled Work Regional visa (491), pathways 2 and 3. Same caveat — occupation must be federally visa-eligible.",{"state":88,"visaSubclass":51,"stream":68,"eligible":31,"notes":89},"SA","On the South Australian Skilled Occupation List for the Skilled Nominated visa (190). SA publishes one combined list with multiple streams (SA Graduates, Skilled Employment in SA, Outer Regional). Each stream has its own residency, work, and points criteria — check the source page for which streams apply.",{"state":88,"visaSubclass":60,"stream":68,"eligible":31,"notes":91},"On the South Australian Skilled Occupation List for the Skilled Work Regional visa (491). Streams include SA Graduates, Skilled Employment in SA, Outer Regional Skilled Employment, and (where listed) Offshore. Each stream has its own eligibility criteria.",{"state":76,"visaSubclass":60,"stream":68,"eligible":31,"notes":77},{"state":94,"visaSubclass":51,"stream":68,"eligible":31,"notes":95},"WA","Listed on WA's Skilled Migration Occupation List (WASMOL) for this visa subclass. See the source page for stream, points and conditions.",{"state":94,"visaSubclass":60,"stream":68,"eligible":31,"notes":95},[98,101,104,107,110],{"code":99,"title":100},"411713","Family Support Worker",{"code":102,"title":103},"411712","Disabilities Services Officer",{"code":105,"title":106},"411715","Residential Care Officer",{"code":108,"title":109},"411716","Youth Worker",{"code":111,"title":112},"411714","Parole or Probation Officer",[114,149,177,198,223,252],{"authorityCode":28,"pageUrl":115,"pageTitle":116,"requirements":117},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.communitywork.org.au\u002Fskills-assessment","Skills Assessment | Community Work Australia",{"fees":118,"summary":127,"isRelevant":31,"eligibility":128,"processingTime":133,"additionalNotes":134,"applicationSteps":135,"documentsRequired":143},[119,123],{"name":120,"notes":121,"amount":122},"Skills Assessment Application Fee","Refer to 'Fees & charges' section for specific amounts","Not specified on this page",{"name":124,"notes":125,"amount":126},"Outcome Reissuance Fee","May incur a service fee if reissuing an outcome certificate","Variable","Community Work Australia is the government-approved authority for skills assessment of community work professionals migrating to Australia. This page outlines the assessment requirements, pathways, eligible occupations, eligibility criteria, application process, and processing times.",[129,130,131,132],"Must have a formal qualification (Certificate, Diploma, Bachelor, or equivalent)","Occupation must fall under Community Work Australia's assessed occupations list","Must match experience with nominated occupation's description and requirements","Can apply under one of three pathways: General Skilled Visa (MLTSSL\u002FSTSOL), Aged Care Industry Labour Agreement (ACILA), or Designated Area Migration Agreement (DAMA)","General Skilled Visa applications: 10-12 weeks; Designated Area Migration Agreement (DAMA) applications: 6-8 weeks; Aged Care Industry Labour Agreement (ACILA) applications: 4-6 weeks. Note: Processing times are approximate and may be longer if documents are missing or verification issues arise.","Applicants can only nominate one occupation per application; if assessing multiple occupations, separate applications and full fees are required. Pre-assessment advice is not provided; applicants must self-assess suitability or consult a migration agent. Applications must be submitted via the online portal, not by email. Fast-track requests are considered on a case-by-case basis after formal submission. General advice on assessment criteria available at assessments@communitywork.org.au. Eligible occupations include: Youth Worker, Welfare Worker, Family Support Worker, Disability Services Officer, Residential Care Officer, Community Worker, Aged or Disabled Carer, Refuge Worker (DAMA only), Child or Youth Residential Care Assistant (DAMA only), and Parole or Probation Officer (DAMA only).",[136,137,138,139,140,141,142],"Match your experience with an eligible occupation","Nominate your occupation and review the occupation description and assessment criteria","Prepare and gather all required documents in correct formats using the document checklist","Create an account on the skills assessment portal with an active email address","Submit your complete application via the online portal","Track application progress and receive outcome by email","If needed, request a review or appeal of the assessment outcome",[144,145,146,147,148],"All documents in required formats (refer to document checklist on portal)","Proof of formal qualification","Evidence of work experience relevant to nominated occupation","Employment references\u002Freferee contact details","Agent Authorisation Form (if using a migration agent)",{"authorityCode":28,"pageUrl":150,"pageTitle":151,"requirements":152},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.communitywork.org.au\u002Fskills-assessment\u002Fcheck-my-eligibility","Check My Eligibility | Community Work Australia",{"fees":153,"summary":154,"isRelevant":31,"eligibility":155,"processingTime":162,"additionalNotes":163,"applicationSteps":164,"documentsRequired":171},[],"This page outlines eligibility requirements and assessment criteria for skills assessment through Community Work Australia across various community work occupations. It provides guidance on qualifications, work experience, English proficiency, and industry currency requirements.",[129,156,157,158,159,160,161],"Qualification must meet minimum educational level for assessment and be relevant to nominated occupation","Must demonstrate English language proficiency (may require test score)","Work experience must meet minimum skill level requirements for nominated occupation","Must satisfy post-qualification employment duration requirement","Must meet currency requirement (either through qualification or recent work experience)","Provisional accreditation qualifications are treated same as full accreditation","null","Applicants are responsible for choosing their occupation and determining suitability for assessment. Community Work Australia cannot provide pre-assessment advice on qualification or work experience suitability without a formal assessment. General enquiries about assessment criteria can be directed to assessments@communitywork.org.au. The page references additional resources including document checklist, fees & charges, processing times, and frequently asked questions available on the website.\"",[165,166,167,168,169,170],"Confirm your eligibility using the online eligibility checker tool by answering questions about your qualifications","Identify the most relevant occupation from the list of assessed occupations (Refuge Worker, Youth Worker, Welfare Worker, Family Support Worker, Disability Services Officer, Parole or Probation Officer, Residential Care Officer, Welfare Centre Manager, Community Worker, Child or Youth Residential Care Assistant, Aged or Disabled Carer)","Review the detailed assessment criteria for your nominated occupation","Conduct a self-assessment against the criteria to confirm suitability, or contact a migration agent for assistance","Gather required documentation (qualifications, work experience evidence, English test results, position descriptions)","Submit your skills assessment application",[172,173,174,175,176],"Evidence of qualification","Evidence of work experience","English language test score (if required)","Position description demonstrating role operates at appropriate level","Evidence of industry currency",{"authorityCode":28,"pageUrl":178,"pageTitle":179,"requirements":180},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.communitywork.org.au\u002Fskills-assessment\u002Fskills-assessment-portal-login","Skills Assessment Portal Login | Community Work Australia",{"fees":181,"summary":182,"isRelevant":31,"eligibility":183,"processingTime":162,"additionalNotes":187,"applicationSteps":188,"documentsRequired":194},[],"This page is the skills assessment portal login page for Community Work Australia Limited, outlining the steps involved in applying for a skills assessment for migration purposes.",[184,185,186],"Must have qualifications, skills, and experience that match a recognized occupation in the community work sector","Must meet the eligibility and assessment criteria for the nominated occupation","Must be seeking skills assessment for migration purposes","Portal maintenance notice: The portal was temporarily unavailable for scheduled maintenance until 12pm Tuesday 16th June. Applicants must not provide false, misleading, or incomplete information; fraud is defined as submitting inaccurate details, omitting relevant information, or providing altered or non-genuine documents. A Fraud Management Policy is available for review.",[189,190,191,192,193],"Match your experience by finding the occupation that matches closely with your qualification, skills, and experience","Nominate your occupation and read the occupation description to ensure you meet the eligibility and assessment criteria","Prepare your documents by gathering all documents in the required formats and checking against the document checklist","Create an account on the portal with a current email address","Submit your complete application via the portal, track your progress, and download your outcome certificate",[195,196,197],"All documents must be in required formats as specified in the document checklist","Documents should support your qualifications, skills, and experience","Must provide genuine qualifications and employment evidence (no altered or non-genuine documents)",{"authorityCode":28,"pageUrl":199,"pageTitle":200,"requirements":201},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.communitywork.org.au\u002Fskills-assessment\u002Fmigration-to-australia","Migration to Australia | Community Work Australia",{"fees":202,"summary":203,"isRelevant":31,"eligibility":204,"processingTime":162,"additionalNotes":210,"applicationSteps":211,"documentsRequired":218},[],"Community Work Australia is the authorised assessing body for community work occupations in Australia. This page outlines their skills assessment process for overseas applicants seeking visa pathways, including three migration pathways (General Skilled Visa, ACILA, and DAMA) and a list of assessable occupations.",[205,206,207,208,209],"Overseas applicants seeking skills assessment for community work occupations","Occupations must be on Community Work Australia's list of assessable occupations","Must match your qualification, skills, and experience to an eligible occupation","Must meet occupation-specific eligibility and assessment criteria","Eligible for one of three pathways: General Skilled Visa (MLTSSL\u002FSTSOL), Aged Care Industry Labour Agreement (ACILA), or Designated Area Migration Agreement (DAMA)","Community Work Australia assesses the following occupations: Refuge Worker (DAMA only), Youth Worker, Welfare Worker, Family Support Worker, Disability Services Officer, Parole or Probation Officer (DAMA only), Residential Care Officer, Community Worker, Child or Youth Residential Care Assistant (DAMA only), and Aged or Disabled Carer. An eligibility checker is available to help applicants identify suitable occupations and migration pathways. Processing times and fees information is available on separate pages (referenced but not detailed on this page).\"",[212,213,214,215,216,217],"Match your experience to an occupation that aligns with your qualification, skills, and experience","Nominate your occupation and read the occupation description to ensure you meet eligibility and assessment criteria","Prepare your documents in the required formats and gather all items from the document checklist","Create an account on the Community Work Australia portal using a current email address","Submit your complete application via the portal","Track your progress and download your outcome certificate",[219,220,221,222],"Documents in required formats (specific formats detailed in document checklist - not listed on this page)","Evidence of qualifications","Evidence of skills and experience","See document checklist for complete requirements",{"authorityCode":28,"pageUrl":224,"pageTitle":225,"requirements":226},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.communitywork.org.au\u002Fskills-assessment\u002Foccupations-we-assess","Occupations we assess | Community Work Australia",{"fees":227,"summary":228,"isRelevant":31,"eligibility":229,"processingTime":162,"additionalNotes":238,"applicationSteps":239,"documentsRequired":250},[],"This page lists the 10 occupations assessed by Community Work Australia for skills assessment and provides FAQs about the assessment process, occupation selection, and application procedures.",[230,231,232,233,234,235,236,237],"Occupation must be one of the 10 listed occupations assessed by Community Work Australia","Qualification must meet the minimum educational level for the nominated occupation","Qualification must be relevant to the nominated occupation","Must demonstrate proficiency in English (test score may be required)","Work experience must meet the minimum skill level requirements for the nominated occupation","Work experience must align with ANZSCO occupation description","Must have worked in the role for the required post-qualification employment duration","Must meet currency requirements (either through qualification or industry currency in work experience)","Community Work Australia assesses these 10 occupations: Refuge Worker (DAMA Only), Youth Worker, Welfare Worker, Family Support Worker, Disability Services Officer, Parole or Probation Officer (DAMA only), Residential Care Officer, Welfare Centre Manager, Community Worker, and Child or Youth Residential Care Assistant (DAMA Only), Aged or Disabled Carer. Applicants can contact assessments@communitywork.org.au for general advice about assessment criteria but formal confirmation of suitability requires a formal assessment. For visa pathway advice, applicants should consult the Department of Home Affairs website or a registered migration agent.",[240,241,242,243,244,245,246,247,248,249],"Check that your occupation is assessed by Community Work Australia from the list of 10 eligible occupations","Conduct a self-assessment using the assessment criteria for your chosen occupation or contact a migration agent","Review the minimum educational level requirement and verify your qualification meets it","Confirm your proficiency in English and determine if a test score is needed","Verify your work experience meets the minimum skill level requirements and aligns with ANZSCO description","Ensure your work experience duration meets the post-qualification employment requirement","Confirm you meet the currency requirement","Nominate one occupation per application (submit separate applications for multiple occupations if needed)","Submit your skills assessment application through the portal","You may change your nominated occupation by emailing assessments@communitywork.org.au before the assessment status changes to 'In progress'",[251],"Document checklist (referenced as available on their website but specific documents not detailed on this page)",{"authorityCode":28,"pageUrl":253,"pageTitle":254,"requirements":255},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.communitywork.org.au\u002Fskills-assessment\u002Fhow-to-apply","How to Apply | Community Work Australia",{"fees":256,"summary":257,"isRelevant":31,"eligibility":258,"processingTime":262,"additionalNotes":263,"applicationSteps":264,"documentsRequired":271},[],"This page outlines the skills assessment application process for community work professionals seeking to work in Australia, including eligibility criteria, required documents, application steps, and information about processing times and appeals.",[129,259,260,261],"Must match your qualifications, skills, and experience to one of the assessed community work occupations","Must meet the specific application criteria for your chosen ANZSCO occupation","Applications assessed under General Skilled Visa (MLTSSL\u002FSTSOL), DAMA (WA), or ACILA occupations","Processing times usually differ according to the type of skills assessment requested (specific timelines referenced as available but not detailed on this page)","Applicants can save draft applications but must fill in mandatory fields including a resume. Only one occupation can be nominated per application; additional occupations require separate applications and full fees. Reviews or appeals must be requested within 28 days of receiving an outcome. Fast-track requests are considered case-by-case after formal submission. Migration agents can assist and submit applications on behalf of applicants using the same portal.",[265,266,267,268,269,270],"Review the available community work occupations assessed by Community Work Australia","Nominate your chosen occupation and review the ANZSCO description to ensure you meet criteria","Prepare all required documents according to the Document Checklist","Create an account on the skills assessment portal","Complete and submit the online application form, selecting the appropriate migration program","Check processing times and wait for outcome notification via email",[272,273,274,148,275],"Resume\u002FCV","Evidence of formal qualifications (all underpinning qualifications including bachelor's degrees)","Documentation per the Document Checklist (specific requirements vary by occupation)","All supporting evidence relevant to your chosen occupation",1786354967433]