It’s only a week or so until we see the NEW Skilled Occupation List (SOL). Its release will certainly come as a relief to many. However the news may not be great for others. Skills Australia, which is the organisation that has been given the responsibility of forming the new SOL and presenting it to the Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) for approval in a recent report listed the 'SKILLS WE NEED'. We expect most of these to be included in the new SOL. However please note that this is NOT the final SOL, and THERE IS NO GUARANTEE THAT ANY OF THESE OCCUPATIONS WILL APPEAR ON THE NEW SKILLED OCCUPATION LIST WHEN IT IS FORMALLY ANNOUNCED LATER IN APRIL 2010.
Accountants
Actuaries
Air transport professionals
Aircraft maintenance engineers
Architects and landscape architects
Auditors
Automotive electricians
Bricklaters and stonemasons
Carpenters and joiners
Chemical and materials engineers
Childcare centre managers
Civil engineering draftspersons and technicians
Computer systems analysts
Construction managers
Dental hygienists, technicians and therapists
Electronics trades workers
Engineering managers
Fire and emergency workers
Health and welfare services managers
Industrial, mechanical and production engineers
Judicial and other legal professionals
Lawyers
Marine transport professionals
Mining engineers
Motor mechanics
Optometerists and orhoptists
Other education managers
Other medical practitioners
Pharmacists
Police
Psychologists
Registered nurses
School principals and teachers
Sign writers
Social workers
Software and applications programmers
Surgeons
Teachers of English to speakers of other languages
Telecommunications and electrical engineers
Telecommunications technical specialists
Urban and regional planners
Veterinarians
Wood machinists and other wood trades workers
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