Migrant groups urge reform of Australia’s ‘broken’ skills recognition process. By Mostafa Rachwani, The Guardian

It can be an arduous task to get overseas qualifications recognised in Australia. The Productivity Commission in 2006 described it as “complex, time-consuming and bureaucratic” process.

And it has forced Harooni to turn to other options, including taking an entry-level role at Transport NSW, a job he says he is happy for but doesn’t reflect what he can do.

“I’m really thankful for my job, but within myself I am not feeling happy that I am not working in my profession, which is what I have dedicated most of my life to,” he says.

Migrant groups urge reform of Australia’s ‘broken’ skills recognition process. By Mostafa Rachwani, The Guardian