Migrate to Australia

We provide skills assessment services to teachers who wish to migrate to Australia. A skills assessment determines suitability for teacher occupations for Australia’s skilled migration program.

From the 16th of December, AITSL is using a new Applicant portal for all applications for skills assessments and SES. If you have any issues in using the system, please review the Applicant Portal User Guide or contact AITSL directly via [email protected]

AITSL is currently assessing applications received in the week of 21 October 2024. Assessments may take longer due to a significant increase in application numbers and the holiday closure. Note – we do not take phone queries and do not respond to requests for updates.

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Australia is popular for many things – people, beaches, food and wine, wildlife and its vast landscape. Australia is known as a safe country with a friendly and relaxed culture.

If you are considering moving to Australia to teach, or maybe you are already here, we can help you get started on your teaching journey in Australia.

As a teacher migrating to Australia, on a skilled migrant visa, you are required to complete a teacher skills assessment through us. Not all work visas require a skills assessment so you will need to refer to the Department of Home Affairs for more information.

How we can help

Before applying

Information about skills assessment including the application guide.
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Fees

Information about application fees and how to pay.
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Agent information

Are you submitting an application on behalf of your client?
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Teaching in Australia

Information about teaching in Australia including the teacher’s role and educational context.
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Move to and work in Australia

Information about immigration, registration and finding a job.
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Studying in Australia

Find out where and how to study initial teacher education in Australia.
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The diversity of Australia is so rich. There will be many students of different backgrounds in your classroom, and you’ll be working with teachers from many different countries.
Merle – South Africa

Contact our team

The team can't be reached via the general AITSL number. For any questions please 'read more' for how to best reach us.
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Links

Links to external Australian organisations and departments for more teaching and migration information.
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