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Important Changes – Updated requirements for applicants applying to be assessed through the Offshore Skills Assessment Program (OSAP).
Due to high demand, the TRA Enquiry Line is experiencing an increase in telephone calls and therefore current call wait times are longer than usual.
Please check the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQS) on the TRA website for the answer to your query.
Trades Recognition Australia will be closed for the Christmas and New Year Period.
The Trades Recognition Australia (TRA) Offshore Skills Assessment Program (OSAP) Applicant Guidelines and Temporary Skills Shortage (TSS) Skills Assessment Program Applicant Guidelines have been updated.
TRA is currently experiencing issues with the new traenquiries@dewr.gov.au email address.
Emails can still be forward to traenquiries@dese.gov.au at this time.
The Trades Recognition Australia (TRA) Migration Skills Assessment (MSA) Applicant Guidelines have been updated.
The Trades Recognition Australia (TRA) Skills Assessment Opportunities for Migrants (SAOM) Applicant Guidelines have been updated.
The Australian Government has introduced three Skills Assessment Pilots to provide greater opportunities for onshore migrants to join the workforce and address skills shortages that Australia is currently facing.
Pilot 1 – Faster Migrant Skills…
The Trades Recognition Australia (TRA) Migration Points Advice (MPA) Applicant Guidelines have been updated.
The Job Ready Program is experiencing a very high level of demand and there are extended waiting times for application and document processing.