The Skills Assessment Journey: Real Experiences

Name: The Skills Assessment Journey: Real Experiences
Start: 2026-10-17T11:00:00+1100
End: 2026-10-17T13:00:00+1100
Location: Hosted on Humanitix

Sat, 17 Oct, 11am - 1pm AEDT

To be announced

ArLA Community Australia

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Join us for a morning about navigating the Australian skills assessment process, with two personal experiences to share.

We will hear from two speakers who have successfully completed their assessments. One through the AACA Overseas Qualifications Assessment for Architecture, and another through VETASSESS.

They will talk about their journey, how they approached the process, some of the challenges they faced, and what they learned along the way. There will also be an opportunity to ask questions and share your own experiences.

After the panel, we will unwind with some snacks, drinks and good company. It will be a chance to continue the conversation, share experiences, meet new people and connect with others who are navigating their own professional journey in Australia.

Come for the stories and stay for snacks and community! 💛

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ArLA Community Australia

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ArLA Community Australia is a volunteer-led, registered charity organisation that supports Latin American women in architecture and related fields as they contribute to the Australian professional and cultural landscape.

Our primary purpose is to promote reconciliation, mutual respect, and tolerance by addressing systemic barriers that prevent skilled female migrants in the architecture, design, and construction sectors from fully participating in professional and community life. By challenging discrimination and fostering understanding between Latin American and Australian cultures, we create pathways for their knowledge, experience, and cultural perspectives to contribute meaningfully to the Australian community.

We pursue this purpose through educational activities and shared learning opportunities that build skills, amplify diverse voices, and strengthen cultural awareness in the profession. In this way, advancing education supports our reconciliation goals and ensures our work delivers lasting public benefit to both the industry and wider society.