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The JRP is an employment-based skills assessment program. It is for international student graduates with an Australian qualification that has been verified through a Provisional Skills Assessment. The program gives you:
• The opportunity to develop your skills
• Employment experience in an Australian workplace
• A skills assessment outcome to apply to the Department of Home Affairs (Home Affairs) for a skilled visa
• A skills assessment shows if you have the skills and experience needed to work in Australia in your occupation.
Before you apply, you need to check with Home Affairs if:
• You need a skills assessment for your visa, and
• TRA is the right assessing authority for your occupation
Before you apply for the JRE, you must complete the Provisional Skills Assessment (PSA). Your PSA outcome must be within three (3) years of your outcome.
Job Ready Employment (JRE):
The JRE is part of the Job Ready Program (JRP). This step is to let you get the experience needed in an Australian workplace to develop skills relevant to your occupation.
To be eligible for the JRE, and ensure you are well placed to successfully complete the program, you must:
• Have a successful PSA (or JRPRE) for your nominated occupation
• Submit your JRE application within your PSA (or JRPRE) valid period*
• Nominate an occupation on the skilled occupation list where TRA is the relevant skills assessing authority
• Be employed and your employment arrangement:
• Provides sufficient opportunities for you to develop the required skills and
• Is verifiable by TRA
Note: the following licensed occupations are not eligible occupations for the JRP:
• Air-conditioning and Refrigeration Mechanic
• Electrician (General and Special Class)
• Plumber (General)
Job Ready Workplace Assessment (JRWA):
To be eligible for a JRWA, you must meet the following criteria:
• your employment arrangements have been verified by TRA
• Acceptable evidence has been provided over a minimum of six (6)-months full-time equivalent employment from your JRE Start Date
• Acceptable SPRs, EVRs, and any other requested information has been provided.
Please note: If you change employer, you must register your new employer as soon as possible in the Online Portal. You must also upload a completed EVR for any additional or new employer. This must be reviewed and accepted by TRA. Before your JRWA can proceed, you must have completed at least one (1) month employment with your employer after the date you registered your employer online.
Job Ready Final Assessment (JRFA):
To be eligible to apply for a JRFA, you must have:
• Achieved a successful JRWA outcome and
• Completed a minimum of 12 months of full-time paid employment (or equivalent part-time employment) within TRA approved employment.
This evidence must be reviewed and accepted by TRA.
After verifying your employment evidence, TRA will email you when you are eligible to apply for your JRFA. Please be aware that you should not consider the JRP completed until you have received the official outcome letter. It is important to maintain your employment arrangements until you have received the official JRFA outcome letter which confirms your successful outcome.
Migration Skills Assessment (MSA)
The Migration Skills Assessment (MSA) is for applicants who need a skills assessment as part of their skilled migration visa application to the Department of Home Affairs.
The MSA outcome recognises if you have the skills and experience needed at the required level to work in Australia in your nominated occupation.
You can only use a successful MSA outcome for your visa application to Home Affairs for migration purposes. We do not issue anything further.
You cannot use an MSA outcome for employment, licensing or qualification-recognition purposes.
To apply for MSA, you must:
• Have a qualification directly related to your nominated occupation
• Have the required amount of directly relevant employment in your occupation
• Read the MSA Applicant Guidelines for employment requirements
• Have your occupation listed on a skilled occupation list (with TRA listed as the relevant assessing authority).
Documents you will need:
• Previous TRA number, passport details, personal details, occupation, visa type
• Agent/representative details (if applicable)
• Qualification details or apprenticeship
• Employment details for each employment period you are claiming.
• Copy of your successful outcome from a TRA Skills Assessment
Note: You cannot change or view your application once you have submitted it.
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Engineers Australia
Migration Skills Assessment (MSA):
Engineers Australia (EA) is working for the professional advancement of the engineering sector in Australia. EA is the authorized body for engineering sector skills assessment in Australia. For migration purposes, Engineers Australia offers the skills assessment to applicants with accredited qualifications or non-accredited qualifications. If you want a migration skill assessment from Engineers Australia, you must fulfill the criteria accordingly to achieve a positive outcome.
There are multiple pathways for skill assessment through Engineers Australia, depending on the accredited and non-accredited qualifications options.
If your qualification is accredited, you can choose between four assessment pathways or types:
• Australian qualification
• Washington Accord
• Dublin Accord
• Sydney Accord
If you have an Australian provisionally-accredited qualification, apply through the competency demonstration report (CDR) assessment pathway.
If your qualification isn’t accredited, apply through the CDR pathway. In this case, your knowledge, skills and competency are assessed against internationally benchmarked factors
Engineers Australia recognises four occupational categories:
In simple terms, Engineering Australia’s skills assessment means that the authorized staff of Engineering Australia will assess and authenticate that your qualification, work experience, and duties that you want to claim as an Engineering professional for immigration purposes are according to the standards set by the Australian Government for the related nominated occupations.
The application’s outcome will indicate whether your credentials match the criteria set for the Engineering professionals’ industry.
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VETASSESS
When considering migration to Australia for a skilled occupation, it is imperative to undergo a migration skills assessment to ensure that you meet the necessary Australian qualifications. This assessment entails providing comprehensive information regarding your qualifications and employment history to an authorized assessing authority. The most frequently utilized visa program for overseas professionals, managers, tradespersons, and international graduates in Australia is the General Skilled Migration (GSM) visa.
We can help you to get your qualification recognised. Helping you through each step of VETASSESS to complete smooth skills assessment without any delay. Assess you file to check if you are eligible for skills assessment through VETASSESS. Guiding you to gather right documents required for the skills assessment.
Positive Skill Assessment
To obtain a positive skill assessment, it is crucial to start by reviewing the skilled occupation list and thoroughly understanding the specific requirements for your occupation. Once you have identified your occupation, you can proceed with the skills assessment process. With over 20 skills assessment agencies available, such as the Australian Computer Society (ACS), Engineer Australia (EA), CPA Australia, and VETASSESS, you will have a range of options to choose from.
Additionally, it is vital to obtain an official letter from the Academic Registrar's Office of the institution granting your qualification or the student administration. This letter should serve as confirmation that you have successfully fulfilled all the necessary requirements for the qualification and are eligible for the award's conferment. By taking these necessary steps, you can set yourself up for success in your migration to Australia for a skilled occupation.
Supporting Documents for VETASSESS Assessment
To complete your VETASSESS assessment, you will need to provide the following documents as evidence:
Identity documents:
• A copy of your current passport.
• One recent passport-size photo (45mm X 35mm).
• Evidence of Qualification:
• Certificate of qualification awarded to you.
• Academic transcript showcasing your educational achievements.
Employment evidence and updated CV:
• Statement of Service from your previous employers, outlining your job responsibilities and duration of employment.
• Proof of payment related to your employment.
• Copies of employment contracts or letters of offer.
VETASSESS Fees and Processing Time:
The VETASSESS assessment incurs certain fees, which vary depending on the type of occupation and assessment required. It is advisable to refer to the official VETASSESS website or contact their office for the most up-to-date fee information.
The processing time for VETASSESS assessments can also vary, depending on the complexity of the assessment and the volume of applications being processed at the time. It is recommended to check the official VETASSESS website for the current estimated processing times or contact their office for more accurate information regarding your specific assessment.
Standard assessment
Priority processing
Fees
AUD 1,033.00
AUD 1,839.00
Processing time
12 to 20 weeks
10 Business
*Fee from start of 2023 financial year
*Add 10% GST if Applicant is a resident of Australia for tax purposes.
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL):
Do you have valid evidence of your job-relevant skills and is available? The RPL or Recognition of prior learning will acknowledge the skills you have had through education and work experience. The sole intent of the assessment through Recognized Prior Learning is to evaluate your skills and formal or informal learning and make sure it matches the standards and can be used towards the awarding of credits or formal qualification.
GROUP QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS (GROUP A):
This category comprises individuals who hold an Australian bachelor’s degree or higher in a highly relevant field of study. Additionally, they must have at least one year of highly relevant employment experience after completing their qualifications. Employment prior to obtaining the qualification will not be taken into consideration.
OCCUPATION NAME
Careers Counsellor:
Career Counselling (272111 ANZSSCO) is particularized field of counseling that focuses on working with clients who are starting their careers or making a significant change in their careers. By giving them advice to help clients to manage their journey through life, learning, and work changes, they work with adults to seek career options, if a person is on a break and wants to come again to the office or any type of work or seeking employment can get advice from these career counsellors
Chemist:
Chemist studies (234211 ANZSCO) Chemical Processes, the production of chemical and physical properties of substances monitored the whole process of production. Chemical Sciences is the study of chemical reactions, structure, and their properties, a scientist who have extensive knowledge in chemistry and their properties, utilize their knowledge to know about the substances like how they react and their composition.
Biotechnologist:
Biotechnologist (234514 ANZSCO) basically studies the physical and chemical properties of tissues and cells, they develop new medicines and vaccines, by using perfect types of equipment like microscopes and filter pumps, using computerized machinery which can help them to do tasks in very short period of time.
Construction Project Manager:
Construction Project Managers (133111 ANZSCO) are professionals who are responsible for planning, coordinating, and overseeing the construction of civil engineering and building projects. Their role involves managing both the physical aspects of the construction process as well as the human resources involved. To be eligible for this occupation, individuals need to hold a qualification that is deemed comparable to an Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) Bachelor’s degree or higher in a field highly relevant to the nominated occupation. Additionally, applicants must have at least one year of relevant post-qualification work experience completed within the past five years. If the educational qualifications do not meet the required level or if the employee completed their qualifications prior to the required timeframe, their skill level will be assessed as below the required standard.
Dental Hygienist:
A Dental Hygienist (411211 ANZSCO) is a dental professional who performs preventive dental procedures under the supervision and guidance of a Dentist. This occupation requires individuals to be registered or licensed as per the ANZSCO guidelines. To be considered highly relevant, qualifications in dental hygiene, dental hygiene therapy, or oral health therapy are typically required. However, studies and work experience in the broader field of dentistry or dental surgery cannot be considered positively for this particular occupation. It is essential that the tasks performed by the individual are directly related to those typically undertaken by a Dental Hygienist.
Education Managers Nec:
Education Managers (134499 ANZSCO) are dynamic professionals who excel in planning, organizing, directing, controlling, and coordinating educational policies. They possess a wealth of knowledge and expertise to provide invaluable advice and support to both staff and students within educational institutions. This occupation category encompasses Education Managers who don’t fit into any other specific classification. To qualify for this occupation, individuals must hold a qualification that is deemed comparable to an Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) Bachelor’s degree or higher. The qualification should be highly relevant to the nominated occupation, showcasing the individual’s deep understanding of the field and their ability to contribute effectively in an educational setting.
Internal Auditor:
The role of an Internal Auditor (221214 ANZSCO) involves analysing, validating, assessing, and communicating information about financial, operational, and managerial procedures and results. The purpose is to uphold the integrity and compliance of financial and operational aspects while aiding in the examination of business processes, risk evaluations, the creation of key documents, and the tracking of progress toward objectives (ANZSCO).
Economist:
The role of an Economist (224311 ANZSCO) encompasses conducting comprehensive economic research and analysis. They explore and formulate theories relating to the production and distribution of goods and services, as well as the spending and financial patterns of individuals. Economists provide valuable advice to governments and organizations regarding various economic policy matters. To qualify for this occupation, individuals must possess educational qualifications equivalent to an Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) Bachelor’s degree or higher in a field highly relevant to the nominated occupation. Additionally, applicants should have completed at least one post-qualification employment opportunity at a skill level that aligns closely with the requirements of the occupation within the past five years.
Marine Biologist:
Marine Biologists (234516 ANZSCO) study biological oceanography and the associated fields of chemical, physical, and geological oceanography to understand marine organisms. Marine biology is very vast in its own topic, so most researchers select their area of interest and become expert in it.
Microbiologist:
Microbiologist (234517 ANZSCO), The scientist who studies microscopic life variations and who has extensive knowledge in this field is called a microbiologist, they study microorganisms like fungi, algae, bacteria, and parasites, these all are different aspects, microbiologists can choose one of them and can master the studies in their field of interest. microbiologists work in offices, research facilities, or in private companies. They work to gain extra knowledge in their field of interest, they can utilize that knowledge to improve the outcomes in medicine.
Medical Administrator:
Medical Administrator (134211 ANZSCO) A person who works in a large hospital or in a private clinic with extensive knowledge in the medical field is called a medical administrator, their responsibilities are vast as compared to other fields in the hospital, and their day-to-day responsibilities are like overseeing the budget and medical allowances or medical facilities or health services.
Nutritionist:
Nutritionists (251112 ANZSCO) A person who gives advice on matters of nutrition like food which can impact a person’s health or who have extensive knowledge of how a portion of food reacts in the stomach, what foods to avoid for a person in their diet chart, nutrition is key to a healthy life, nutritionist is an expert in this field like sports nutrition, public health or animal nutrition and also plant nutrition, a person can be nutritionist just by gaining knowledge of years without a degree apart from a dietician who has a university degree.
Physicist:
A physicist (234914 ANZSCO) Person who has extensive knowledge in the field of physics or who develops a fascination regarding interactions of matters and energy in the physical universe. They are generally interested in the ultimate causes of phenomena and using of mathematical terms, they understand their frame. This field generally includes two types of physicists like experimental physicists who have extensive knowledge in the observation of natural phenomena and the second is theoretical physicists who are experts in the field of mathematical terms in physics
Corporate Services Manager:
Corporate Services (132111 ANZSCO) A person who have extensive experience of years in their field of interest and knows how to manage the office, can create and implement the strategies that govern the office on a daily basis, their day-to-day responsibilities are to manage staff, finance, and other operational activities, their other duties are like representing their office in public events, helps with staff management, supporting the senior management
GROUP QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS (GROUP B:)
For this group, individuals should have an Australian Bachelor’s degree or higher in a highly relevant field of study, along with at least one year of post-qualification highly suitable employment This group encompasses individuals who have attained an Australian Bachelor’s degree or higher in a field of study that is highly pertinent to their chosen occupation. Moreover, they must have acquired a minimum of one year of highly relevant employment experience at an appropriate skill level within the past five years. In cases where the degree obtained is not deemed highly relevant, individuals may still be considered if they possess a highly relevant Diploma and have accumulated. Alternatively, individuals without a highly relevant qualification should have at least three years of post-qualification highly relevant employment at an appropriate skill level within the last five years. In some cases, at least five years of highly suitable work before obtaining any qualification may also be considered.
OCCUPATION NAME
Company Secretary:
Company Secretary (221211 ANZSCO) is a senior position in a citizen sector establishment. A person who has extensive knowledge in this field can ensure all regulations which are adhered to within a company. Their day-to-day responsibilities are keeping the company up to date on a daily basis, and keeping very accurate financial records. Their influence has also a big impact on how a company’s board operates
Financial Investment Manager:
Financial Investment Managers (222312 ANZSCO) invest and manage sums of money. Financial investment managers have the responsibility for the management and investment of clients’ assets to generate a profitable return. They may work with other financial professionals, such as analysts, to research and plan client investment portfolios.
Graphic Designer:
Graphic Designer (232411 ANZSCO) plans, designs, develops, and prepares information. A person who has extensive knowledge in the graphic designing field and art of graphics in the industry who gather and assemble images, typography, or motion graphics to create a piece of design. A graphic designer day to day responsibilities is to create different kinds of graphics primarily for published, printed, or electronic media, such as brochures and advertising
ICT Account Manager:
ICT Account Manager (225211 ANZSCO) Person who manages the sale of computer hardware, software, and services to existing account clients and knows about the further sales opportunities within these accounts, creates new account clients, manages the customer satisfaction and retention, and coordinates the preparation and presentation of ICT sales proposals and tenders. Highly relevant fields of study would include disciplines relevant to information and communication products, such as computer science and information technology. Other major fields of study such as marketing, accounting, or finance will be considered on a case-by-case basis if the employment is highly relevant and there is a clear connection between the major field of study and the products/services sold.
ICT Business Development Manager:
An ICT Business Development Manager (225212 ANZSCO) points out and generates new ICT business opportunities to further improve market share and awareness by gaining an understanding of customers’ ICT needs and promoting goods and services to these customers. May manage some key customer accounts.
Management Consultant:
A Management Consultant (224711 ANZSCO) helps organizations to achieve greater heights of efficiency and solve organizational problems. This occupation requires a qualification assessed as comparable to the educational level of an Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) Bachelor’s degree or higher.
Marketing Specialist:
Marketing Specialist (225113 ANZSCO) put one finger on in-market opportunities and gives advice on the development, coordination, and implementation of plans for pricing and promoting an organization’s goods and services. This occupation requires a qualification assessed as comparable to the educational level of an Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) Bachelor’s degree or higher.
Migration Agent / Immigration Consultant:
This occupation (224913 ANZSCO) is only available to the Skilled Employer-Sponsored Regional (Provisional) visa (subclass 494)
Research and Development Manager:
Research and Development Managers (132511 ANZSCO) plan, organize, direct, control, and coordinate research and development activities within an organization.
Web Designer:
A Web Designer (232414 ANZSCO) plans, designs, develops, and prepares information for Internet publication with particular emphasis on the user interface, ease of navigation, and location of information using text, pictures, animation, sound, color, layout, and data sources to deliver information tailored to an intended audience and purpose. This occupation requires a qualification assessed as comparable to the educational level of an Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) Bachelor’s degree or higher.
Cafe or Restaurant Manager:
A Cafe or Restaurant Manager (141111 ANZSCO) organizes and controls the operations of a cafe, restaurant, or related establishment to provide dining and catering services. This occupation requires a qualification assessed as comparable to the educational level of an Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) Diploma or higher.
Customer Service Manager:
A Customer Service Manager (149212 ANZSCO) plans, administers, and reviews customer services and after-sales services, and maintains sound customer relations. This occupation requires a qualification assessed as comparable to the educational level of an Australian Qualifications Framework Diploma or higher.
Hotel or Motel Manager:
A Hotel Service Manager (431411 ANZSCO) supervises and coordinates the activities of hotel service workers. This occupation requires a qualification assessed as comparable to the educational level of an Australian Qualifications Framework Diploma or higher.
GROUP QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS (GROUP C:)
Suppose the AQF Diploma is not highly relevant. In that case, individuals can still be considered if they possess a highly relevant AQF Certificate IV and have at least one year of post-qualification highly suitable employment at an appropriate skill level within the last five years. In certain cases, at least three years of highly relevant work before obtaining any qualification may also be taken into account.
OCCUPATION NAME
Accommodation and Hospitality Managers Nec:
Accommodation and Hospitality Managers Nec (141999 ANZSCO) organize and control the operations of establishments that provide accommodation and hospitality services. This occupation group covers Accommodation and hospitality Managers not elsewhere classified.
Cafe or Restaurant Manager:
A Cafe or Restaurant Manager (141111 ANZSCO) organizes and controls the operations of a cafe, restaurant, or related establishment to provide dining and catering services. This occupation requires a qualification assessed as comparable to the educational level of an Australian Qualifications Framework Diploma or higher.
Customer Service Manager:
Customer Service Manager (149212 ANZSCO) Responsible for administering, Planning, and reviewing after-sale services and customer services and making sure the relations with the customer are mentioned. Occupations are suitable under this ANZSCO Code Client Service Manager, Customer Experience Manager, and Service Manager.
Office Manager:
Office Manager (512111 ANZSCO) A person is responsible for controlling and organizing the functioning of an office for administrative systems and office personnel. The qualification required is Diploma or higher compared to the educational level of AQF (Australian Qualifications Framework).
Retail Manager (General):
Retail Manager (142111 ANZSCO) A person who controls the operations and functions of a retail trading Organisation. Occupations considered under this ANZSCO Code are Retail Store Manager, Fast Food Manager, Retail Bakery Manager, Shop Manager, and Quick Service Restaurant Manager.
GROUP QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS (GROUP D:)
Individuals in this group should have an AQF Certificate IV level qualification that is highly relevant, along with at least one year of post-qualification highly suitable employment at an appropriate skill level within the last five years. Similarly, at least three years of highly relevant work before obtaining any qualification may also be considered.
OCCUPATION NAME
Call or Contact Centre Team Leader:
Call or Contact Centre Team Leader (541111 ANZSCO) Is responsible for providing leadership to their team along with necessary support ensuring the target is achieved. Occupations considered suitable under this are Call Centre Supervisor, Contact Centre Supervisor, Call or Contact Centre Coach, and Call or Contact Centre Workforce Planner.
Flight Attendant:
Flight Attendant (451711 ANZSCO) A person is responsible for making sure the safety, comfort, and security of the passengers in the airline. Providing customer service to guests and creating a welcoming environment for them as well. Suitable occupations under this ANZSCO Code are Cabin Crew, Cabin Supervisor (Aircraft), and Crew Attendant (Air Force).
Pharmacy Technician:
Pharmacy Technician (311215 ANZSCO) A person who is takes care of filling and labelling prescriptions of patients with the supervision of a pharmacist and also responsible for the record of the medicine, placing orders for it and keeping stock, and making sure the medicines are delivered to patients. The alternative title is Dispensary Technician.
Veterinary Nurse:
Veterinary Nurse (361311 ANZSCO) A person who takes care of the animals and keeps them under temporary residency and gives treatment at their veterinary facilities also assists the Veterinarians who perform surgeries, operations, or procedures. Animal nurses and Veterinary Assistants are considered suitable under this ANZSCO Code
GROUP QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS (GROUP E:)
In order to be classified within this particular group, individuals must hold qualifications that have undergone assessment at the AQF Diploma level, specifically in a field of study that is closely aligned with their occupation. Furthermore, they should have a minimum of one year of highly fitting employment experience at an appropriate skill level within the preceding five years. Employment before obtaining the qualification will not be considered.
OCCUPATION NAME
Anaesthetic Technician:
Anaesthetic Technician (311211 ANZSCO) operates anesthetic, cardiac, operating theatre, and medical testing equipment, performs and assists with laboratory tests, and fills prescriptions in support of Health Professionals.
Cardiac Technician:
Cardiac Technician (311212 ANZSCO) Conducts tests on patients to record heart activity using specialized equipment, recording devices, and laboratory instruments in support of Cardiologists and other Medical Practitioners engaged in diagnosing, monitoring, and treating heart disease.
Medical Technicians Nec:
Medical Technicians Nec (311299 ANZSCO) This occupation group covers Medical Technicians not elsewhere classified. Operate anesthetic, cardiac, operating theatre, and medical testing equipment, perform and assist with laboratory tests, and fill prescriptions in support of Health Professionals.
GROUP QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS (GROUP F:)
In order to be classified within this particular group Qualification/s assessed at least AQF Certificate II with a highly relevant field of study and at least one year of post-qualification highly relevant employment at an appropriate skill level in the last five years. Qualification/s assessed at least AQF Certificate II without a highly relevant field of study and at least two years of post-qualification highly relevant employment at an appropriate skill level in the last five years.
OCCUPATION NAME
Pet Groomer:
Pet Groomer (361113 ANZSCO) earns a living by cleaning and taking care of a pet hygienically. Regular grooming plays an important part in ensuring that a pet’s health is maintained, and is an important part of pet care. Pet groomers help in decreasing the chances of pets having health problems by checking for swelling, cuts, heat, changes in temperament, parasites on the skin, and thrush.
Photographer’s Assistant:
Photographer’s Assistant (399915 ANZSCO) also known as a photo assistant, photographer’s assistant, or also the one who shoots after the first one, is “an individual with both photographic and relevant skills who assists a professional photographer”. The work of an assistant photographer is simply referred to as “assisting”.
Swimming coach or Instructor:
The swimming coach or Instructor (452315 ANZSCO) teaches and trains adults and children how to swim. They can teach in schools, swimming clubs, community centres, summer camps, or colleges. Swimming coaches help swimmers perfect their breathing techniques, swim speed, and other swimming styles like Doggy style, Freestyle, Cycling, and Backstroke.
Tennis Coach:
The tennis Coach (452316 ANZSCO) is someone who teaches tennis techniques and provides training to students. Tennis coaches work on basic technique first then intermediate and then advanced level, with groups of students to teach them how to play tennis properly. Their role often includes demonstrating techniques, organizing games, and holding competitions. Tennis coaches handle many responsibilities and require many skills to work successfully.
