The Professional Year Program (PY) is a well-structured program that focuses on the professional development of aspiring learners by providing them with sufficient practical training and introducing them to a future career path.

This program not just offers practical skills but also provides international students with real exposure to the work culture of Australia.

Professional Year Programs (PY) are planned specifically for students who wish to apply to Australia for permanent residency. 

Through study and work experience, they encourage students to learn industry-specific skills, preparing them for technical careers in the Australian workforce.

There are 3 variations to this program- 

I)    Accounting Professional Year Program
II)  Engineering Professional Year Program
II)  IT Professional Year Program

A Skilled Graduate (Temporary) Visa (Subclass 485), which allows you to stay in Australia for 18 months after the completion of your degree. To be eligible for this visa you must be under 50 years of age, should have completed an eligible qualification within the last six months as a result of at least two years of study in Australia and possess the skills and qualifications required for a job listed in the Skilled Occupation List.
Acquire at least 2 years of degree in engineering, computer science, accounting or a related field from an Australian Educational Institution.
You also need to prove your English language proficiency like IELTS/ PTE.
You may/must possess a valid skilled assessment from either of the relevant assessing bodies (ICAA, ACS, CPA, EEA and IPA).

NAATI stands for the National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters, and is responsible for setting and maintaining high national standards for language practitioners in Australia. It is the only organization authorized by every state of Australia to issue certification for translators and interpreters wishing to provide professional language services in Australia. They issue certification to practitioners of common languages and recognition to language practitioners for rare languages (for more information, see Types of Certification below). The organization is present across every state and territory in both Australia and New Zealand.