A complete CDR report is required to obtain the skills migration visa to Australia. CDR writing is not a simple process as applicants must adhere to the standards and criteria established by Engineers Australia (EA) in the MSA booklet. It is difficult and time-consuming even for experienced engineers with extensive engineering expertise.
CDR preparation should be done by qualified and experienced personnel. Individuals without experience are unlikely to meet all of the standards for CDR writing and thus face a significant risk of rejection by EA.
As a result, you may rely on experts in writing, editing, reviewing, and proofreading all papers. CDR Report Writers offers these sorts of services to engineers who want to relocate to Australia.
Our team of CDR writers is equipped to create CDR for any technical subject since they bring years of expertise to every assignment. In addition, they are familiar with the EA standards, as evidenced by the outcome. This is the list of documents submitted to Engineers Australia with your CDR report.
- Recent current passport photos
- The necessary identity documents, such as a valid passport (page including photo and name)
- a scanned copy of the academic diploma certificate
- Curriculum Vitae (Recent) (CV)
- a complete and authentic copy of your academic transcripts
- An English language test score sheet (IELTS, TOEFL, PEARSON PTE)
- The evidence of recommendation letter from the organization for which you have worked
- Original images of any confirmation, promotion, or experience letters from your prior organizations' supervisors/managers
- Scan copies of your bank records, bank accounts, and tax return to substantiate your salary claims
- Where relevant, official English language translations of the above documents.
Things to think about before submitting documentation to Engineers Australia.
- You must provide colour scans of the original papers with your submission.
- Do not send a photocopy scan; the original papers must be scanned.
- Use high-quality scans and upload images with a resolution of at least 300 dpi.
- You must avoid uploading the same document more than once.
Continuing Professional Development (CPD), Three Career Episodes, and The Summary Statement must be presented in addition to these papers.
CPD (Continuous Professional Development) (CPD)
The Continuing Professional Development (CPD) section displays a selection of activities that keep you up to date on advances in your engineering area after you complete your undergraduate degree. All applicable CPD must be documented in your CDR.
The CPD must be in the form of a list. It also includes information about official post-graduate education, conferences you've attended, additional courses, seminars, workshops, and meetings you've participated in. You can also include books, diaries, and manuals in your study materials.
Three Career Episodes
EA must get the three distinct career episodes from the projects you've accomplished. Each of them should indicate a distinct period or a distinct component of engineering courses or professional activity.
The assignment of tasks that you have completed is the basis for the career episode. The primary goal of the career episode is to demonstrate your technical abilities and expertise in the specified occupation. The career episode should be completed within the 1000 to 2500 word limit. It should be written entirely in Australian English.
Our specialist offers comprehensive advice and direction in preparing career episodes. In addition, they can assist you in writing career episodes that emphasize your abilities and expertise to the EA evaluator.
Summary Statement
The Summary Statement summarizes or concludes all of the projects you've listed in your career episode. In addition, the results of your analysis must be shown in the Summary Statement.
You should download and fill in the appropriate summary statement for the chosen occupational category. Furthermore, just one summary statement is required for all three career episodes.
Our experienced team can answer any questions you have about CDRs and the preparation procedure. Along with the CDR report, we also deal with RPL reports, KA02 reports, stage 2 competency, and more.
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