Proudlysouthafricaninperth.com Website Review

the trades recognition service (trs) is a domestic skills as*essment service offered by trades recognition australia (tra) for tradesmen for many years prior to october 2013 thousands of tradesmen migrated to australia and underwent a skills as*essment provided by trades recognition australia (tra) and attained a trade qualification known as the australian recognised trade certificate or artc. at the time the artc was widely accepted by australian employers and industry groups as an accepted benchmark that the tradesman had been as*essed to industry standards. however, the artc was never the equivalent of the nationally-recognised aqf certificate iii or iv subsequently, as workplace health & safety (whs) and insurance liability became increasingly stringent for employers, particularly large national employers, many migrants found to their surprise and frustration that they required re-as*essment to achieve the aqf earlier this year i noticed that one of our favourite restaurants in perth, basq, has closed down. but in september, a new restaurant in the same location was born – chapters bistro in currambine. i started following them on social media and one day i was browsing their menu on their website when something caught my eye – koeksusters on the dessert menu! my eyes nearly popped out of my head; i’d never seen them on a restaurant menu in perth ever. not only did they have koeksusters on the menu, but they also had peri-peri chicken and biltong too. there had to be a south african quickly, i messaged the restaurant and asked if they were south african. the owners were quick to reply that they were from the uk but their head chef, sherry phillip, was from south africa. after an email chat, i was invited to try out their new summer menu and spread to. the hidden expenses of moving to australia – 10 things you didn’t know to budget for. when it comes to migrating to australia, if you do the research, you’ll know exactly what you need to budget for. usually it’s the