NSW Skilled Occupation List 2024-25 | Demand Jobs {UPDATED}
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Pursue your career in a better place that is New Zealand. New Zealand authorities offer regular updates for several occupations that are high in demand. Let’s delve into various NSW skilled occupation lists, including the New Zealand jobs in demand list, the skilled occupation list, the green list occupation in New Zealand, the Long Term Skill Shortage List (LTSSL), and the New Zealand National Occupation Classification (NOC) List. After gathering the all information you will get valuable insights to help you make informed decisions.
NSW Skilled Occupation Lists: An Overview
New Zealand occupation lists are used for various immigration purposes, such as skilled migrant visas, work visas, and resident visas. With the help of this list, one can identify occupations that are in demand in New Zealand and reflect the country’s economic and labor market priorities. New Zealand had several occupation lists:
Long-Term Skill Shortage List (LTSSL)
LTSSL new zealand occupation in demand list includes occupations that are in demand in New Zealand and have a shortage of skilled workers locally. If your occupation is on this list and you meet the relevant criteria, you may be eligible for certain work and resident visas.
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| Occupational Group | Occupation and ANZSCO Number | Required standard for work visa applicants with an offer of employment Qualifications must be comparable to the standard of the New Zealand qualification listed. Also see Note 1 at the end of this list. | Region |
|---|---|---|---|
| Construction | Construction Project Manager (Foreman) (Roading and Infrastructure) (133111) | A minimum of five years’ experience in building or maintaining roads AND staff management experience AND appropriate driver licence | All regions |
| Construction | Project Builder (including Building Project Manager and Site Foreman) (133112) | One of the following qualifications: – A bachelor’s degree at NZQF Level 7, or a higher qualification with the minimum equivalent of 360 credits, which includes the requirements of a New Zealand major in quantity surveying or construction economics – A Graduate Diploma at NZQF Level 7, or a higher qualification, which includes the knowledge requirements of a New Zealand Graduate Diploma in the focus areas of construction, construction management or construction project management – A diploma at NZQF Level 6, or a higher qualification, with the minimum equivalent of 240 credits, which includes the knowledge requirements of a New Zealand Diploma (Level 6) in the focus areas of quantity surveying, construction economics, construction management or building AND a minimum of three years’ relevant post- qualification work experience | Canterbury* |
| Construction | Surveyor (232212) | One of the following: – Bachelor of Surveying (NZQF Level 7) – Bachelor of Surveying with Honours (NZQF Level 8) – Registration as a Professional Surveyor with the New Zealand Institute of Surveyors – Professional Associate Membership or an Overseas Member of the New Zealand Institute of Surveyors (with an overseas degree approved by NZIS) | Canterbury* |
| Engineering | Civil Engineer (233211) | One of the following: – A Washington Accord accredited (initial) engineering degree (listed – see Note 3) – A Bachelor of Engineering with Honours (NZQF Level 8) – A qualification at NZQF Level 7 or higher, with a letter from Engineering New Zealand certifying that the degree and any further learning meet the benchmark requirements towards Chartered Professional Engineer professional status in New Zealand – NZ registration as a Chartered Professional Engineer by Engineering New Zealand | Canterbury* |
| Engineering | Structural Engineer (233214) | One of the following: – A Washington Accord accredited (initial) engineering degree (listed – see Note 3) – A Bachelor of Engineering with Honours (NZQF Level 8) – A qualification at NZQF Level 7 or higher, with a letter from Engineering New Zealand certifying that the degree and any further learning meet the benchmark requirements towards Chartered Professional Engineer professional status in New Zealand – NZ registration as a Chartered Professional Engineer by Engineering New Zealand. | Canterbury* |
| Engineering | Electrical Engineer (233311) | One of the following: – A Washington Accord accredited (initial) engineering degree (listed – see Note 3) – A Bachelor of Engineering with Honours (NZQF Level 8) – A qualification at NZQF Level 7 or higher, with a letter from Engineering New Zealand certifying that the degree and any further learning meet the benchmark requirements towards Chartered Professional Engineer professional status in New Zealand – NZ registration as a Chartered Professional Engineer by Engineering New Zealand | Canterbury* |
| Telecommunicatio ns | Telecommunicatio ns Engineer (263311) | One of the following: – Bachelor of Engineering with Honours (Computer Engineering) or (Computer and Electronic Engineering) or (Computer Systems Engineering) or (Electronic Engineering) or (Electrical and Electronic Engineering) or (Electronics and Communication Engineering) or (Electronics and Computer Engineering) or (Electronic/s and Computer Systems Engineering) or (Network Engineering) (NZQF Level 8) – A Washington Accord or Sydney Accord accredited undergraduate (initial) engineering degree (listed – see note 3) – A qualification at NZQF Level 7 or higher, with a letter from Engineering New Zealand certifying that the degree and any further learning meet the benchmark requirements towards Chartered Professional Engineer professional status in New Zealand – NZ registration as a Chartered Professional Engineer or as an Engineering Technologist by Engineering New Zealand AND a minimum of three years’ relevant post- qualification work experience | Canterbury* |
| Construction | Building Associate (312112) | New Zealand Certificate of Carpentry (Level 4) or higher AND the New Zealand Certificate in Construction Related Trades (Supervisor) (Level 4) AND a minimum of three years’ post-qualification experience. | Northland, Auckland |
| Construction | Building Inspector / Building Surveyor (312113) | One of the following qualifications: – A bachelor’s degree at NZQF Level 7, or a higher qualification with the minimum equivalent of 360 credits, which includes the requirements of a New Zealand major in quantity surveying or construction economics – A Graduate Diploma at NZQF Level 7, or a higher qualification, which includes the knowledge requirements of a New Zealand Graduate Diploma in the focus areas of construction, construction management, or construction project management – A diploma at NZQF Level 6, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of a New Zealand Diploma (Level 6) in the focus areas of building surveying, architectural technology, construction management, or quantity surveying AND a minimum of two years’ relevant post- qualification work experience | All regions |
| Construction | Surveying Technician (Spatial Science Technician/Land Surveyor’s Technician) (312116) | One of the following: – A New Zealand Bachelor of Surveying (NZQF Level 7) – A New Zealand Bachelor of Surveying with Honours (NZQF Level 8) – A diploma at NZQF Level 6, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of the New Zealand Diploma in Surveying (Level 6) – Professional Associate Membership of the New Zealand Institute of Surveyors AND a minimum of two years’ relevant post– qualification work experience | All regions |
| Construction | Surveying or Spatial Science Technician (Building Information Modelling | A bachelor’s degree at NZQF Level 7, or a higher qualification with the minimum equivalent of 360 credits, which includes the requirements of a New Zealand major in the focus areas of architecture, construction management or engineering AND | All regions |
| Professional) (312116) | a minimum of five years’ work experience in the construction industry including at least two years in Building Information Modelling related positions | ||
| Construction | Surveying Technician (Spatial Science Technician/ Hydrographic Technician) (312116) | One of the following: – A New Zealand Bachelor of Surveying (NZQF Level 7) – A New Zealand Bachelor of Surveying with Honours (NZQF Level 8) – A diploma at NZQF Level 6, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of the New Zealand Diploma in Surveying (Level 6) – Professional Associate Membership of the New Zealand Institute of Surveyors | Northland, Auckland |
| Engineering | Civil Engineering Draughtsperson (312211) | A diploma at NZQF Level 6, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of the New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (Civil) (Level 6) | All regions |
| Engineering | Civil Engineering Technician (312212) | One of the following: – Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Civil Engineering) (NZQF Level 7) – A diploma at NZQF Level 6, or a higher qualification, with the minimum equivalent of 240 credits, which includes the knowledge requirements of the New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (Civil) (Level 6) – A Washington Accord or Sydney Accord accredited undergraduate (initial) engineering degree in Civil Engineering (listed – see Note 3) – A qualification at NZQF Level 7 or higher, with a letter from Engineering New Zealand certifying that the degree and any further learning meet the benchmark requirements towards Chartered Professional Engineer status in New Zealand – NZ registration in the field of Civil Engineering as a Chartered Professional Engineer or as an Engineering Technologist by Engineering New Zealand AND a minimum of three years’ work experience including a minimum of 12 months’ relevant post- qualification work experience in the past 18 months | Canterbury* |
| Engineering | Electrical Engineering Draughtsperson (312311) | A diploma at NZQF Level 6, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of the New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (Electrical) (Level 6) | All regions |
| Engineering | Electrical Engineering Technician (312312) | One of the following: – Bachelor’s degree in Engineering with Honours (Electrical and Electronic Engineering) (NZQF Level 8) – Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Electrical Engineering) (NZQF Level 7) – Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Electrical and Electronic Engineering) (NZQF Level 7) – A Washington Accord or Sydney Accord accredited undergraduate (initial) engineering degree in Electrical Engineering (listed – see Note 3) – A qualification at NZQF Level 7 or higher, with a letter from Engineering New Zealand certifying that the degree and any further learning meet the benchmark requirements towards Chartered Professional Engineer professional status in New Zealand – NZ registration in the field of Electrical Engineering as a Chartered Professional Engineer or as an Engineering Technologist by Engineering New Zealand AND a minimum of three years’ relevant post- qualification work experience | Canterbury* |
| Trades | Metal Fabricator (322311) | A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of one strand of the New Zealand Certificate in Engineering Fabrication (Trade) (Level 4) OR a minimum of three years’ relevant work experience | Canterbury* |
| Trades | Welder (322313) | A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of one strand of the New Zealand Certificate in Engineering Fabrication (Trade) (Level 4) OR a minimum of three years’ relevant work experience | Canterbury* |
| Trades | Fitter-Welder (323213) | A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of one strand of the New Zealand Certificate in Engineering Fabrication (Trade) (Level 4) OR a minimum of three years’ relevant work experience | Canterbury* |
| Trades | Bricklayer (331111) | A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of the Brick and Block Laying strand of the New Zealand Certificate in Trowel Trades (Level 4) AND Licensed Building Practitioner (LBP) licence to do Restricted Building Work (RBW) within the scope of the Bricklaying and Blocklaying Licence Class, EXCEPT IF the work will be done under the supervision of an appropriately LBP who is licensed to supervise RBW done within the scope of a Bricklaying and Blocklaying Licence Class OR the duties of the Bricklayer will not include RBW Note for employment where the entire or principal place of work is within the territorial authorities of Christchurch City Council, Selwyn District Council or Waimakariri District Council: A minimum of three years’ relevant work experience, including at least 12 months’ relevant work experience in New Zealand may be accepted in place of a certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of the Brick and Block Laying strand of the New Zealand Certificate in Trowel Trades (Level 4). | Northland, Auckland, Canterbury* |
| Trades | Stonemason (331112) | A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of one of the strands of the New Zealand Certificate in Stonemasonry (Level 4) Note for employment where the entire or principal place of work is within the territorial authorities of Christchurch City Council, Selwyn District Council or Waimakariri District Council: A minimum of three years’ relevant work experience, including at least 12 months’ relevant work experience in New Zealand may be accepted in place of certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of one of the strands of the New Zealand Certificate in Stonemasonry (Level 4). | Northland, Auckland |
| Trades | Carpenter and Joiner (331211) | A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of the New Zealand Certificate in Carpentry (NZQF Level 4) AND A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of one strand of the New Zealand Certificate in Joinery (Level 4) AND Licensed Building Practitioner (LBP) licence to do Restricted Building Work (RBW) within the scope of the Carpentry Licence Class, EXCEPT IF the work will be done under the supervision of an appropriately LBP who is licensed to supervise RBW work done within the scope of the Carpentry Licence Class OR the duties of the Carpenter will not include RBW Note for employment where the entire or principal place of work is within the territorial authorities of Christchurch City Council, Selwyn District Council or Waimakariri District Council: A minimum of three years’ relevant work experience, including at least 12 months’ relevant work experience in New Zealand may be accepted in place of having the two qualifications referred to above. | All regions |
| Trades | Carpenter (331212) | A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of the New Zealand Certificate in Carpentry (Level 4) AND Licensed Building Practitioner (LBP) licence to do Restricted Building Work (RBW) within the scope of the Carpentry Licence Class, EXCEPT IF the work will be done under the supervision of an appropriately LBP who is licensed to supervise RBW work done within the scope of the Carpentry Licence Class OR the duties of the Carpenter will not include RBW Note for employment where the entire or principal place of work is within the territorial authorities of Christchurch City Council, Selwyn District Council or Waimakariri District Council: A minimum of three years’ relevant work experience, including at least 12 months’ relevant work experience in New Zealand may be accepted in place of having a certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of the New Zealand Certificate in Carpentry (Level 4) | All regions |
| Trades | Joiner (331213) | A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of one strand of the New Zealand Certificate in Joinery (Level 4) OR a minimum of three years’ relevant work experience, including at least 12 months’ relevant work experience in New Zealand | All regions |
| Trades | Floor Finisher (332111) | A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of one strand of the National Certificate in Flooring (Level 4) OR a minimum of three years relevant work experience, including at least 12 months’ relevant work experience in New Zealand | Northland, Auckland, Waikato, Bay of Plenty, Gisborne, Canterbury* |
| Trades | Glazier (333111) | A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of one strand in the New Zealand Certificate in Glazing (Level 4) AND a minimum of two years’ relevant post- qualification work experience AND Licensed Building Practitioner (LBP) licence to do relevant Restricted Building Work (RBW), EXCEPT IF the work will be done under the supervision of an appropriately LBP who is licensed to supervise relevant RBW, OR the duties of the Glazier will not include RBW Note for employment where the entire or principal place of work is within the territorial authorities of Christchurch City Council, Selwyn District Council or Waimakariri District Council: A minimum of three years’ relevant work experience may be accepted in place of the requirement of a certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of one strand in the New Zealand Certificate in Glazing (Level 4) and the minimum of two years’ relevant post- qualification work experience | Northland, Auckland, Nelson– Tasman, Marlborough, West Coast, Canterbury |
| Trades | Fibrous Plasterer (333211) | A minimum of three years’ relevant work experience AND Licensed Building Practitioner (LBP) licence to do Restricted Building Work (RBW) within the scope of the External Plastering Licence Class, EXCEPT IF the work will be done under the supervision of an appropriately LBP who is licensed to supervise RBW work done within the scope of the External Plastering Licence Class OR the duties of the Fibrous Plasterer will not include RBW Note for employment where the entire or principal place of work is within the territorial authorities of Christchurch City Council, Selwyn District Council or Waimakariri District Council the following is required instead of the above: A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of the Fibrous Plaster Installation strand of the New Zealand Certificate in Interior Linings Installation (Level 4) OR a minimum of three years’ relevant work experience, including at least 12 months’ relevant work experience in New Zealand AND Licensed Building Practitioner (LBP) licence to do Restricted Building Work (RBW) within the scope of the External Plastering Licence Class, EXCEPT IF the work will be done under the supervision of an appropriately LBP who is licensed to supervise RBW work done within the scope of a External Plastering Licence Class OR the duties of the Fibrous Plasterer will not include RBW | All regions |
| Trades | Solid Plasterer (333212) | A minimum of three years’ relevant work experience AND Licensed Building Practitioner (LBP) licence to do Restricted Building Work (RBW) within the scope of the External Plastering Licence Class, EXCEPT IF the work will be done under the supervision of an appropriately LBP who is licensed to supervise RBW work done within the scope of the External Plastering Licence Class OR the duties of the Solid Plasterer will not include RBW Note for employment where the entire or principal place of work is within the territorial authorities of Christchurch City Council, Selwyn District Council or Waimakariri District Council the following is required instead of the above: A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of the Solid Plastering strand of the New Zealand Certificate in Trowel Trades (Level 4) OR a minimum of three years’ relevant work experience, including at least 12 months’ relevant work experience in New Zealand AND Licensed Building Practitioner (LBP) licence to do Restricted Building Work (RBW) within the scope of the External Plastering Licence Class, EXCEPT IF the work will be done under the supervision of an appropriately LBP who is licensed to supervise RBW work done within the scope of a External Plastering Licence Class OR the duties of the Solid Plasterer will not include RBW | All regions |
| Trades | Roof Tiler (333311) | A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of one strand of the New Zealand Certificate in Roofing (Installation) (Level 4) AND a minimum of three years’ relevant work experience AND Licensed Building Practitioner (LBP) licence to do Restricted Building Work (RBW) within the scope of the Roofing Licence Class, EXCEPT IF the work will be done under the supervision of an appropriately LBP who is licensed to supervise RBW work done within the scope of the Roofing Licence Class OR the duties of the Roof Tiler will not include RBW Note for employment where the entire or principal place of work is within the territorial authorities of Christchurch City Council, Selwyn District Council or Waimakariri District Council: A minimum of three years’ relevant work experience, including at least 12 months’ relevant work experience in New Zealand may be accepted in place of having a certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of one strand of the New Zealand Certificate in Roofing (Installation) (Level 4) | Northland, Auckland, Waikato, Bay of Plenty, Gisborne, Nelson–Tasman, Marlborough, West Coast, Canterbury, Otago, Southland |
| Trades | Wall and Floor Tiler (333411) | A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of the Floor and Wall Tiling strand of the New Zealand Certificate in Trowel Trades (Level 4) OR a minimum of three years’ relevant work experience, including at least 12 months’ relevant work experience in New Zealand | Canterbury* |
| Trades | Plumber (General) (334111) | Licensed or authorised as a Plumber (not including a limited certificate holder) by the Plumbers, Gasfitters and Drainlayers Board AND at least 12 months’ relevant work experience in New Zealand | All regions |
| Trades | Drainlayer (334113) | Licensed or authorised as a Drainlayer (not including a limited certificate holder) by the Plumbers, Gasfitters and Drainlayers Board AND at least 12 months’ relevant work experience in New Zealand | Canterbury* |
| Trades | Roof Plumber (334115) | A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of one strand of the New Zealand Certificate in Roofing (Installation) (Level 4) AND a minimum of three years’ relevant work experience AND Licensed Building Practitioner (LBP) licence to do Restricted Building Work (RBW) within the scope of the Roofing Licence Class, EXCEPT IF the work will be done under the supervision of an appropriately LBP who is licensed to supervise RBW work done within the scope of the Roofing Licence Class OR the duties of the Roof Tiler will not include RBW | Northland, Auckland, Waikato, Bay of Plenty, Gisborne, Nelson–Tasman, Marlborough, West Coast, Canterbury, Otago, Southland |
| Trades | Airconditioning and Refrigeration Mechanic (342111) | A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of the New Zealand Certificate in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning (Trade) (Level 4) AND at least 12 months’ relevant work experience in New Zealand | Canterbury* |
| Trades | Electric Line Mechanic (342211) | NZ registration as a line mechanic or a limited certificate as a line mechanic from the Electrical Workers Registration Board | Canterbury* |
| ICT, Electronics and Telecommunicatio ns | Cabler (Data and Telecommunicatio ns) (342411) | A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of one of the strands of the New Zealand Certificate in Telecommunications (Level 4) | All regions |
| ICT, Electronics and Telecommunicatio ns | Telecommunicatio ns Cable Jointer (342412) | A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of one of the strands of the New Zealand Certificate in Telecommunications (Level 4) | All regions |
| ICT, Electronics and Telecommunicatio ns | Telecommunicatio ns Technician (342414) | A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of one of the strands of the New Zealand Certificate in Telecommunications (Level 4) | All regions |
| Transport | Truck Driver (General) (733111) | NZ recognised Full Class 4 or 5 Driver Licence AND a minimum of three years’ experience driving heavy rigid (gross laden weight of more than 18,000kg) or heavy combination (gross combined weight of more than 25,000kg) vehicles, including at least 12 months’ relevant work experience in New Zealand | Canterbury* |
| Transport | Truck Driver (General) (733111) | NZ recognised Full Class 4 or 5 Driver Licence AND a minimum of three years’ experience driving heavy rigid (gross laden weight of more than 18,000kg) or heavy combination (gross combined weight of more than 25,000kg) vehicles, including at least 12 months’ relevant work experience in New Zealand | Canterbury* |
| Trades | Scaffolder (821712) | A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of the New Zealand Certificate in Scaffolding (Level 4) AND a minimum of two years’ relevant postqualification work experience | All regions |
Regional Skill Shortage List (RSSL)
This list includes occupations that are in demand in specific regions of New Zealand. Similar to the LTSSL, meeting the criteria for an occupation on the RSSL can make you eligible for certain work and resident visas.
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| Occupational Group | Occupation and ANZSCO number | Required standard for work visa applicants with an offer of employment Qualifications must be comparable to the standard of the New Zealand qualification listed. Also see Note 1 at the end of this document. |
|---|---|---|
| Agriculture and Forestry | Apiarist (121311) | A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of the New Zealand Certificate in Apiculture (Level 4) AND a minimum of two years’ relevant post-qualification work experience in a commercial environment OR a minimum of five years’ work experience as an apiarist in a commercial environment |
| Agriculture and Forestry | Arborist (362212) | A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of the Arboriculture strand of the New Zealand Certificate in Horticulture Services (Level 4) AND a minimum of two years’ relevant post-qualification work experience |
| Agriculture and Forestry | Beef Cattle Farmer (Farm Manager) (121312), Dairy Cattle Farmer (Farm Manager) (121313) | One of the following qualifications: – A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of the Dairy Farming or Livestock Farming strands of the New Zealand Certificate in Agriculture (Level 4) – A diploma at NZQF Level 5, or a higher qualification, in the focus areas of Farm Management, Agriculture or Dairy Technology AND a minimum of three years’ relevant work experience |
| Agriculture and Forestry | Dairy Cattle Farmer (Assistant Farm Manager) (121313) | One of the following qualifications: – A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of the Dairy Farming or Livestock Farming strands of the New Zealand Certificate in Agriculture (Level 4) – A diploma at NZQF Level 5, or a higher qualification, in the focus areas of Farm Management, Agriculture or Dairy Technology AND a minimum of two years’ relevant work experience |
| Agriculture and Forestry | Market Gardener (Crop Production/ Agronomist Manager) (121221) | One of the following qualifications: – A bachelor’s degree at NZQF Level 7, or a higher qualification, with the minimum equivalent of 360 credits, which includes the requirements of a New Zealand major in the focus areas of Agriculture or Horticulture – A certificate or diploma at NZQF Level 5, or a higher qualification, in the focus areas of Crop Production or Horticulture – A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of one of the strands of the New Zealand Certificate in Horticulture Production (Level 4) AND a minimum of three years’ relevant post-qualification work experience |
| Agriculture and Forestry | Pig Farmer (Farm Manager or Assistant Farm Manager) (121318) | One of the following qualifications: – A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of the New Zealand Certificate in Pork Production (Advanced Husbandry) (NZQF Level 4), or the credit and knowledge requirements of the New Zealand Certificate in Pork Production (Section Management) (NZQF Level 4) – A diploma at NZQF Level 5, or a higher qualification, in the focus area of Farm Management AND a minimum of two years’ relevant on-farm work experience |
| Agriculture and Forestry | Winemaker (Viticulturist/Specialist positions – not pickers) (234213) | One of the following qualifications: – A bachelor’s degree at NZQF Level 7, or a higher qualification with the minimum equivalent of 360 credits, which includes the requirements of a New Zealand major in the focus areas of Viticulture, Oenology, Wine Science or wine making – A Graduate Diploma at NZQF Level 7, or a higher qualification which includes the knowledge requirements of a New Zealand Graduate Diploma in the focus areas of Viticulture, Oenology, Wine Science or wine making OR a minimum of five years’ relevant work experience |
| Education | Early Childhood (Pre- primary School) Teacher (241111) | One of the following NZQF level 7 qualifications, or higher, or a comparable qualification at the same level: – Graduate Diploma in Teaching (Early Childhood Education) – Bachelor of Education (Teaching) Early Childhood – Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood Education) AND NZ registration with the Teaching Council of Aotearoa New Zealand AND a provisional practising certificate AND a minimum of two years’ post-qualification work experience with children up to five years of age, including babies and toddlers |
| Education | Primary School Teacher (241213) | NZ registration with the Teaching Council of Aotearoa New Zealand AND a provisional practising certificate AND a minimum of two years’ relevant post-qualification work experience |
| Education | Post-Doctoral Fellow (classified under 242111 University Lecturer) | Doctor of Philosophy or a Doctoral degree at NZQF Level 10 with evidence of a thesis |
| Education | Secondary School Teacher (241411) | NZ registration with the Teaching Council of Aotearoa New Zealand AND a provisional practising certificate AND a minimum of two years’ relevant post-qualification work experience |
| Education | University Lecturer (242111) | A master degree at NZQF Level 9, or a higher qualification, with a minimum equivalent of 240 credits, which includes substantive research, dissertation or a thesis |
| Engineering | Mechanical Engineering Draughtsperson (312511) | A diploma at NZQF Level 6, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of the New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (Mechanical) (Level 6) |
| Engineering | Mechanical Engineering Technician (312512) | One of the following: – Bachelor of Engineering with Honours (Mechanical Engineering) (NZQF Level 8) – Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Mechanical Engineering) (NZQF Level 7) – A Washington Accord or Sydney Accord accredited undergraduate (initial) engineering degree in Mechanical Engineering (listed – see Note 3) – A qualification at NZQF Level 7 or higher, with a letter from Engineering New Zealand certifying that the degree and any further learning meet the benchmark requirements towards Chartered Professional Engineer professional status in New Zealand – NZ registration in the field of Mechanical Engineering as a Chartered Professional Engineer or as an Engineering Technologist by Engineering New Zealand AND a minimum of three years’ relevant post–qualification work experience |
| Health and Social Services | Anaesthetic Technician (311211) | NZ registration in the Anaesthetic Technician scope of practice with the Medical Sciences Council of New Zealand AND a minimum of two years’ post-qualification work experience in anaesthesia |
| Health and Social Services | Medical Technicians nec (Dialysis Technician) (311299) | NZ registration as a Clinical Physiologist (Dialysis) with the Clinical Physiologist Registration Board AND a minimum of two years’ relevant post–qualification work experience |
| Health and Social Services | Midwife (254111) | NZ registration in the midwifery scope of practice with the Midwifery Council of New Zealand AND a minimum of three years’ relevant post-qualification work experience |
| Health and Social Services | Resident Medical Officer (excluding First and Second Year Resident Medical Officers) (253112) | NZ registration within a relevant provisional general, general or special purpose scope of practice with the Medical Council of New Zealand |
| Health and Social Services | Specialist Physician (General Medicine) (253311), Cardiologist (253312), Paediatrician (253321), Specialist Physicians nec (253399), Emergency Medicine Specialist (253912), Ophthalmologist (253914), Medical Practitioners nec (253999) | NZ registration within a relevant provisional general, general, provisional vocational, vocational or special purpose scope of practice with the Medical Council of New Zealand |
| Recreation, Hospitality and Tourism | Jockey (452413) | Completed an Apprenticeship under the Rules of Racing in their country of origin AND clearance from that authority |
| Recreation, Hospitality and Tourism | Jockey (Trackwork Rider) (452413) | Completed an Apprenticeship under the Rules of Racing in their country of origin OR a minimum of three years’ relevant work experience |
| Recreation, Hospitality and Tourism | Outdoor Adventure Guide (Skydive Tandem Master) (452299) | Tandem Master Rating AND a minimum of 1000 jumps |
| Recreation, Hospitality and Tourism | Snowsport Instructor (452314) | One of the following qualifications: – A certificate at NZQF Level 5, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of the New Zealand Certificate in Advanced Snowschool Instruction (Applied) (Level 5) – PSIA (USA) – CSIA (Canada) Level 1 – NZSIA (Stage I) – equivalent internationally recognised qualification AND a minimum of two years’ relevant post-qualification work experience |
| Recreation, Hospitality and Tourism | Snowsport Instructor (including Technicians) (452314) | A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of one of the strands of the New Zealand Certificate in Snowsport Equipment (Level 4) AND a minimum of two years’ relevant post-qualification work experience in a ski/snowboard repair workshop |
| Trades | Baker (351111) | A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of the New Zealand Certificate in Baking (Generalist) or the New Zealand Certificate in Trade Baking (Plant or Craft) (Level 4) AND a minimum of two years’ relevant post–qualification work experience |
| Trades | Composite Technician (399999) | A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of the New Zealand Certificate in Composites (Level 4) |
| Trades | Electronic Equipment Trades Worker (342313) | NZ registration as an Electrical Service Technician or Electrical Appliance Serviceperson with the Electrical Workers Registration Board |
| Trades | Metal Casting Trades Worker (Foundry Moulder) (322114) | A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of the metal forming strand in the New Zealand Certificate in Mechanical Engineering (Trade) (Level 4) AND a minimum of three years’ relevant post–qualification work experience |
| Trades | Metal Fabricator (322311) | A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of one strand in the New Zealand Certificate in Engineering Fabrication (Trade) (Level 4) AND a minimum of three years’ relevant post-qualification work experience |
| Trades | Metal Machinist (First Class) (CNC Machinist) (323214) | A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of the Fitting and Machining or the Machining strands in the New Zealand Certificate in Mechanical Engineering (Trade) (Level 4) AND a minimum of three years’ relevant post–qualification work experience |
| Trades | Motor Mechanic (General) (321211) | A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of a New Zealand Certificate in Light Automotive Engineering (Level 4) AND a minimum of three years’ relevant post-qualification work experience |
| Trades | Motor Mechanic (General) (Automotive Air Conditioning Technician) (321211) | A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of the Automotive Heating, Ventilation or Air Conditioning strands in the National Certificate in Motor Industry (Automotive Specialist Engineering) (Level 4) AND a minimum of three years’ relevant post–qualification work experience |
| Trades | Panelbeater (324111) | A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of a New Zealand Certificate in Collision Repair (Non-structural Repair) (Level 4) AND a minimum of three years’ relevant post-qualification work experience |
| Trades | Plastics Technician (399916) | A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of the New Zealand Certificate in Plastics Engineering (Level 4) AND a minimum of three years’ relevant post–qualification work experience |
| Trades | Plastics Technician (Plastics Engineer) (399916) | A certificate at NZQF Level 5, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of the New Zealand Certificate in Plastics Engineering Technology (Level 5) AND a minimum of three years’ relevant post–qualification work experience |
| Trades | Sheetmetal Trades Worker (322211) | A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of one of the strands of the New Zealand Certificate in Engineering Fabrication (Trade) (Level 4) AND a minimum of three years’ relevant post-qualification work experience |
| Trades | Vehicle Painter (324311) | A certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the credit and knowledge requirements of a New Zealand Certificate in Automotive Refinishing (Level 4) AND a minimum of three years’ relevant post-qualification work experience |
Construction and Infrastructure Skill Shortage List (CISSL)
This specialized list focuses on skill shortages in the construction and infrastructure sectors.View Or Download Construction and Infrastructure Skill Shortage List (CISSL) https://skillshortages.immigration.govt.nz/
Skill Level Classification
This list is used for the Skilled Migrant Category (SMC) visa and contains a wide range of skilled occupations that are assessed based on factors such as age, work experience, qualifications, and job offers.
Essential Skills in Demand Lists
These lists are used for various work visas and are divided into three categories based on skill level: “Highly Skilled,” “Mid-skilled,” and “Lower-skilled.” These lists identify specific occupations that are in demand at different skill levels.
Post-study work visa occupation list
This list includes occupations that qualify for the post-study work visa for international students who have completed their studies in New Zealand.
New Zealand Jobs in Demand List
The New Zealand Jobs in Demand List comprises occupations facing a shortage of skilled professionals within the country. Indeed, here are some examples of jobs that have been in demand in New Zealand based on the Skills Shortage List.
Healthcare Sector
Medical practitioners (specialist doctors)
Registered nurses
Medical laboratory technicians
Radiologists
Construction Sector
Construction project managers
Quantity surveyors
Carpenters and joiners
Plumbers and gasfitters
IT Sector
Software developers
Systems analysts
Database administrators
Network administrators
Engineering Sector
Civil engineers
Electrical engineers
Mechanical engineers
Structural engineers
Trades
Electricians
Welders
Automotive technicians
Stonemasons
Education Sector
Secondary school teachers in certain subjects (such as science, technology, and mathematics)
Agricultural and Horticultural Sectors
Farm managers
Dairy herd managers
Agricultural and horticultural mobile plant operators
Hospitality and Tourism Sector
Chefs
Hotel managers
Know About New Zealand Skilled Occupation List
Similar to the Jobs in Demand List, the New Zealand Skilled Occupation List includes professions that require specialized skills. However, this list focuses on occupations that contribute to New Zealand’s economic growth. If your expertise aligns with an occupation on this list, you’re one step closer to obtaining a skilled migrant visa.
Green List Occupation in New Zealand
The Green List Occupation in New Zealand, often referred to as the Immediate Skill Shortage List (ISSL), comprises roles that require urgent attention due to skill shortages. Professionals in these fields are in high demand, and the government aims to address these shortages promptly by facilitating migration.
New Zealand National Occupation Classification (NOC) List
The New Zealand NOC List typically includes a wide range of occupations, each assigned a specific code that helps identify and classify them. Immigration policies often prioritize candidates who possess skills and qualifications that are in demand within the country. Therefore, having an occupation listed on the NOC that aligns with New Zealand’s economic and labor needs can enhance an individual’s chances of successful immigration.
Navigating Your Path: Tips for Aspirants
- Research Thoroughly: Prior to making any decisions, thoroughly research the specific occupation lists to determine where your skills and qualifications fit best.
- Skill Assessment: Some occupations require a formal skill assessment to ensure compatibility with New Zealand’s standards. Be prepared for this process.
- Language Proficiency: Proficiency in English is a crucial requirement for most skilled migration pathways. Ensure your language skills are up to par.
- Updated Information: The occupation lists are periodically updated. Stay informed about any changes or additions that could impact your plans.
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