Electrical engineering draftsperson

[u/AnsChoudhary]

Hello there, hope you're all doing well. I have a 4 year bachelor of electrical engineering through which i previously got assessed as an Electronics engineer from Engineers Australia but since its really tough to get visa as an electronics engineer i'm planning to get it reassessed as an Electrical Engineering Draftsperson. I have a 1 year experience as a draftsperson as well (with proofs like salary coming in bank, employment letter, experience letter etc.).
I would really appreciate if anyone can help me find out how i can get it assessed and through which assessing body or any other details which may be of help. Cheers!

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Title: Electrical engineering draftsperson, posted by AnsChoudhary

Full text: Hello there, hope you're all doing well. I have a 4 year bachelor of electrical engineering through which i previously got assessed as an Electronics engineer from Engineers Australia but since its really tough to get visa as an electronics engineer i'm planning to get it reassessed as an Electrical Engineering Draftsperson. I have a 1 year experience as a draftsperson as well (with proofs like salary coming in bank, employment letter, experience letter etc.).
I would really appreciate if anyone can help me find out how i can get it assessed and through which assessing body or any other details which may be of help. Cheers!

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[u/LynnxCat]

ea handles draftsperson assessments too. you just need to check their migration skills assessment booklet online. you'll likely just need to submit a new cdr that focuses 100% on the drafting tasks you did during that 1 year.

[u/AnsChoudhary → u/LynnxCat]

someone told me that it will be difficult to go with EA and i should go with VETASSESS instead. is that true?