Hairdressing and cookery are expected to be removed from the list of occupational skills in short supply in Australia — a move that would affect migration rules and have widespread ramifications for the international education industry.

Thousands of international students who complete courses in hairdressing and cookery can gain extra migration points towards applications for permanent residency because the two trades are currently included on the Migration Occupations in Demand List.

http://www.theage.com.au/national/hairdressing-cut-may-...d-20081210-6vwk.html

Hi Alan

Do you work for an immigration company or are you independent?

I am in the UK promoting the Livingdownunder.co.uk series of seven DVDs that promote Australia, at the moment and would love to chat with you sometime to explain the investment and maketing plan, the DVDs go into the UK retail shops in March and will really help people see visually what life is like.

New video website goes live within 2 weeks, email me yur number tessasteven@aapt.net.au

Would love to chat

Until then

Tessa x

Hello Tessa.

Please advise your telephone number. I can then call you.

For reference, I am the owner and MD of Go Matilda, and am usually to be found in Victoria - T 03 9935 2929 (Melbourne).

Best regards.