The changes will apply from the beginning of next month.
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The government is extending the minimum English language requirements under the Accredited Employer Work Visa.
From the beginning of next month, the language requirement will apply to ANZSCO and National Occupation List (NOL) skill level 3 roles.
The NOL groups jobs together into occupations with skill level ranges from 1-5.
Examples of level 1 are a chief sustainability officer or head chef/executive chef, while level 3 occupations include peer support worker or ski Patroller.
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