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ImmigrationSkilled Nominated Visa: Subclass 190
With Visa Subclass 190, nominated skilled workers can attain permanent residence and sponsor eligible relatives for permanent residence.
Skilled Regional (Provisional) Visa: Subclass 489
Visa subclass 489 is a skilled regional visa that allows people to live in a specified regional area. Also known as the Extended stay pathway.
PreparationIELTS Speaking: AI vs face-to-face speaking with an examiner
Learn about the key advantages of taking your IELTS Speaking test face-to-face with a qualified IELTS examiner.
PreparationIELTS General Training, Writing Task 1: How to write a letter
Take a closer look at our Expert tips on how to write a letter in IELTS General Training - Writing Task 1.
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English teacher Jay does computer-delivered IELTS
English teachers don’t usually sit an English language proficiency test, right? So, what happens when experts do IELTS?
Does using AI eliminate bias? MIT doesn’t think so.
Researchers from MIT – the top university in the world according QS World University Ranking – found that AI, or Artificial Intelligence, is biased.
ImmigrationWhat's the difference between the subclass 491 vs 489 visas?
Confused about Subclass 491 vs 489 Visa? We'll explain the difference. Subclass 491 lets you access to more eligible occupations. Read more.
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ImmigrationWhat is Australia’s points system for immigration?
Points-based independent skilled visas for migration to Australia can be confusing. We'll explain what they are and how the PR points calculator works.
5 tips to claim Superior English for your visa points test
Some Australian Permanent Resident (PR) visas are points-based. Here are our 5 tips for getting extra points for migration.
Test dayHow to skim and scan for keywords in your IELTS test
Let our IELTS Experts walk you through how to skim, scan and look for keywords in your IELTS Reading test.
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