Australian Institute of Management (AIM)
The most important purpose of this organisation is to promote the practice and education standards of the professionals of this field. AIM has been appointed by the Minister for Immigration and Citizenship in accordance with the Migration Regulation 1994 as the assessing authority for the relevant occupations.
The organisation provides wide range of services. The list of services and roles of the organisation has been stated below.
AIM roles and responsibilities:
· Providing an online bookstore for specialist in business and management;
· Offering the members of AIM the latest resources of their field of practice;
· Providing facilities for venue hire throughout the country; and
· Assessing the qualifications for migrants.
The list of occupations assessed by AIM can be found below:
| Number | Occupation Name | ANZSCO Code | Assessing Authority |
| 1 | Chief Executive or Managing Director | 111111 | AIM |
| 2 | Corporate General Manager | 111211 | AIM |
| 3 | Sales and Marketing Manager | 131112 | AIM |
| 4 | Advertising Manager | 131113 | AIM |
| 5 | Public Relations Manager | 131114 | AIM |
| 6 | Human Resource Manager | 132311 | AIM |
| 7 | Engineering Manager | 133211 | AIM |
| 8 | Supply and Distribution Manager | 133611 | AIM |
| 9 | Procurement Manager | 133612 | AIM |
Skill Assessment Procedure for migration:
As stated earlier, the authority is responsible to assess the qualifications of overseas managers, who wish to practice in Australia under Skill Migration Programme. In addition the authority assesses qualification for the Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485).
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| YES | NO |
| Are you a registered professional in Australia? | You are qualified to practice in Australia. | You are not qualified to practice in Australia.
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| Have you received your qualification from an accredited University/College in Australia or New Zealand? | You are not required to be assessed. | You are required to have your qualification and skills assessed by the relevant authority. |
| Are you required to be submitted for assessment? | Documents required:
· Certificate or a degree, in original language and a certified copy of an official English translation, if applicable. · Certified copy of your identification. · Official transcript, in original language and a certified copy of an official English translation, if applicable. · Evidence of supervised teaching practice. · Evidence of membership, in the relevant association, if applicable. · Evidence of employment, from graduation to presernt. · Evidence of registration/ license, if applicable, and · Assessment form. |
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Assessment of overseas qualification is a complex and time consuming procedure. It may take up to 4 weeks for the process to take place. After completion of the assessment a Letter of Assessment is received by the applicant. The received qualification is useful to assist:
· Migration officers to determine the suitability of the applicant for migration under the General Skilled Migration Categories; and
· Eligibility for relevant jobs.
For further information as to fees and assessments please contact us.
Here is the list of links that may be useful:
Immigration