Applying for a point-based visa to study in Australia may involve undertaking a community language skills assessment in your native language. Guide2Success is here to help you determine the required papers, documentation, and tests needed for your application.
The Credentialed Community Language (CCL) test, administered by the National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters Ltd (NAATI), assesses your language abilities at a community level. Upon passing the test, applicants are awarded five points towards their Permanent Residency (PR) application.
Understanding the NAATI CCL Test
The NAATI CCL is an online test delivered from Monday to Friday. It consists of two dialogue recordings, each featuring a conversation between a native English speaker and a native Language Other Than English (LOTE) speaker. These dialogues cover various topics, representing real-life situations in Australian society.
The test evaluates your ability to understand both languages while communicating in them. A minimum of two examiners will assess your tests individually. Candidates should seek confirmation from the Department of Home Affairs or a migration agent regarding their eligibility at the time of application.
To succeed in the test, follow these guidelines:
Enrol for NAATI CCL with Guide2Success
At Guide2Success, we're committed to supporting your journey to study in Australia. Our team will assist you in enrolling in NAATI CCL preparation courses tailored to your needs. Our counsellors will help you choose the right preparation classes, ensuring you achieve a high score in the NAATI CCL test, benefiting your point-based visa application process.
OSHC stands for Overseas Student Health Cover, and it is a health insurance policy designed for international students studying in Australia. All international students are required to have OSHC for the entire duration of their academic course in Australia.
You can choose your OSHC provider from a list of approved health insurance providers. At Guide2Success Education & Migration Services, we partner with some of the most popular OSHC providers in Australia, giving you the flexibility to choose the coverage that meets your needs.
OSHC covers most medical and hospital expenses, including doctor consultations, ambulance services, hospital treatment, and prescription medicines. However, it does not cover general treatments such as optical, dental, or physiotherapy. You can purchase OSHC Extras to cover these treatments.
OVHC stands for Overseas Visitor Health Cover, and it is a health insurance policy designed for international visitors and workers in Australia. If you are applying for a visitor visa or a work visa in Australia, you are required to have OVHC for the duration of your stay.
Yes, you can switch from OSHC to OVHC or vice versa. If you are an international student and are applying for a Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485), you will need to switch from OSHC to OVHC to meet the health requirements. Our team can assist you in choosing the right health insurance policy based on your requirements and visa application.