Job Ready Program Processing Times: An Update from Australia

As of March 19, 2024, the Job Ready Program in Australia is currently facing a surge in applications, resulting in longer-than-anticipated processing times. This influx has prompted authorities to provide an update regarding the timeline expectations for applicants.

Mar 19, 2024 - 14:56
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Job Ready Program Processing Times: An Update from Australia

It's important to note that the Job Ready Program requires individuals to have a minimum of 12 months of full-time (or part-time equivalent) paid employment. This prerequisite remains unchanged amidst the evolving processing situation.

Here's a breakdown of the current average processing times:

1. Job Ready Employment Application:

  • Applicants can expect processing times of up to 7 months from the date of online submission.

For those who applied for Job Ready Employment before July 2023 and have not received any updates, it's advisable to contact the relevant authorities.

2. Job Ready Workplace Assessment:

  • Processing for workplace assessments may take up to 5 months from the date of online submission.

Applicants who submitted a Job Ready Workplace Assessment (JRWA) application after January 2024 can anticipate contact from the Registered Training Organisation (RTO) within 60 days. If there's no communication within this timeframe, applicants are encouraged to reach out. Additionally, any issues related to assessment attendance or rescheduling should be directed to the respective RTO.

3. Job Ready Final Assessment:

  • The final assessment phase may take up to 1.5 months from the date of online submission.

4. General Document Processing:

  • Processing for general documents may require up to 2.5 months from the date of online submission.

While these timelines offer a general overview, it's essential to recognize that individual circumstances may lead to variations in processing times. Applicants are advised to stay informed and regularly check for updates from the Job Ready Program authorities in Australia.

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Gurmeet Sharma Gurmeet Sharma is the Chief operating officer of Brain Drain Consultants Pvt. Ltd | He is leading the Immigration news portals for imminews.com.au and imminews.ca.