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ANZSCO 351211 · Skill Level 3

Butcher or Smallgoods Maker — ANZSCO 351211

Butcher or Smallgoods Maker (ANZSCO 351211) is a skilled occupation assessed by TRA. It has 7 DAMA region signals. Assessment requirements, PR pathways and the CRICOS courses that lead to it are consolidated below from the official lists.

Quick verdict

Assessing body
TRA
189 points cutoff
State nominations
0
DAMA regions
7
ILA pathway
No

Assessment requirements

TRA Trade skills assessment

Nominated qualification: Certificate III in Meat Processing (Retail Butcher) (AMP30815).

Program ladder

PSA → 485 (Post-Vocational Education Work)
None — qualification only
Job Ready Program (JRP) → 189/190/491 and 482/SID
12 months full-time (~1725 hrs) · In Australia, during the program
MSA → Permanent skilled (MLTSSL/STSOL)
3 years full-time + 12 months recent currency · Overseas or Australia

DAMA Designated Area gate (skill level 3)

Have at least an AQF Certificate IV; or Have at least an AQF Certificate III + 2 years on-the-job training; or Have at least three (3) years of full-time (38 hours per week) relevant work experience.

Qualification must be relevant to the occupation.
DAMA is employer-first: a job offer in the designated region generally precedes assessment.

Courses that lead here

2 CRICOS courses across 1 provider map to this occupation (lowest tuition first).

CourseProviderTuition
Certificate III in Meat Processing (Food Services)
CRICOS 119500C · Certificate III
JBS Australia Pty Limited
QLD
$9,250
Certificate III in Meat Processing (Smallgoods - Manufacture)
CRICOS 119973C · Certificate III
JBS Australia Pty Limited
QLD
$18,500

Frequently asked questions

How is Butcher or Smallgoods Maker assessed for skilled migration?

Butcher or Smallgoods Maker (ANZSCO 351211) is a trade occupation assessed by Trades Recognition Australia (TRA). Assessment is evidence-based against a nominated qualification — the Certificate III in Meat Processing (Retail Butcher) (AMP30815). Whether an individual meets the requirement depends on their own qualifications and work history.

Which TRA programs apply to Butcher or Smallgoods Maker?

The pathway depends on where and how experience was gained: PSA (485 (Post-Vocational Education Work)), Job Ready Program (JRP) (189/190/491 and 482/SID), MSA (Permanent skilled (MLTSSL/STSOL)). Each program has its own evidence and experience requirements set by TRA.

Do I still need a skills assessment if I study the course in Australia?

Completing a relevant CRICOS course can support a TRA pathway, but a successful skills assessment is a separate step with its own requirements. The courses listed on this page lead toward the nominated qualification; they are not themselves a guarantee of assessment or a visa outcome.

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