Assessment forms and fees
Skills assessment
Assessment forms and fees
Please refer to the Skills assessment requirements page to determine the skills assessment process that you will need to follow. Please READ the Instructions for completing CCEA Desktop Audit application forms BEFORE selecting the appropriate form. If you have already determined which application you need to complete, please select the form below:
Stage 1: Desktop Audit - Documents to assist with completing the application
Instructions for completing Desktop Audit application forms
Third party authorisation form
Resume template
Individualised assessment instructions (Form C candidates only)
Stage 1: Desktop Audit application forms
Form A: Application for skills assessment for migration and/or registration in Australia/New Zealand (Qualified/registered in Australia/New Zealand)
Form B: Application for skills assessment for migration and/or registration in Australia/New Zealand (Overseas qualification recognised by CCEA as an accredited program)
Form C: Application for skills assessment for migration and/or registration in Australia/New Zealand (Qualification is NOT recognised by CCEA as an accredited program)
Form D: Request for updated assessment for candidates with an overseas qualification and who were previously issued a CCEA Certificate
Form E: Candidates required by the Chiropractic Board of Australia or the New Zealand Chiropractic Board to sit the written assessment and/or the Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE)
Application submission
Please submit your application form to CCEA electronically. The academic transcript and letter of good standing will need to be emailed directly to the CCEA Skills Assessment Team as per the instructions in the relevant application form.
CCEA is aware that some institutions will not provide electronic copies of these documents. If this applies to you, please ask for a hard copy to be posted to CCEA at GPO Box 622, Canberra, ACT, 2601, Australia.
Application fees
The following are application fees, depending on your type of application, and which assessment activities you will need to complete.
| Stage 1: Desktop audit | Cost (AUD$) from 1 July 2024 |
|---|---|
| FORM A: Australian/New Zealand accredited qualification* seeking ONLY Skilled Migration Statement. | $850 |
| FORM B: Any accredited qualification* seeking Skilled Migration Statement and/or documents for Australian/New Zealand registration. | $970 |
| FORM C (includes individualised assessment): Any non-accredited qualification* seeking Skilled Migration Statement and/or documents for Australian/New Zealand registration. | $1,390 |
| FORM D: Candidate with a CCEA Certificate of Attainment and/or Skilled Migration Statement seeking updates to a Skilled Migration Statement and/or documents for Australian/New Zealand registration. | $480 |
| FORM E: Candidate required by the Chiropractic Board of Australia or the New Zealand Chiropractic Board to sit the written assessment and/or the OSCE. | $2,140 (practical only) $3,420 (written and practical) |
| Stage 2: Competency based assessment | Cost (AUD$) from 1 July 2024 |
|---|---|
| Part 1 – Written basic competency | $430 |
| Part 2 – Written clinical competency | $1,280 |
| Part 3 – Practical clinical competency | $2,140 |
| Supplementary exams and re-sits | Cost (AUD$) from 1 July 2024 |
|---|---|
| Part 1 – Written basic competency | $430 per paper |
| Part 2 – Written clinical competency | |
| All sections Section 3 and 4 Section 5 and 6 |
$1,280 $360 per paper $280 per paper |
| Part 3 – Practical clinical competency | |
| All sections Section 7 Section 8, 9 and 10 |
$2,140 $700 $480 each section |
| Fees for appeals | Cost (AUD$) from 1 July 2024 |
|---|---|
| Stage 1: Desktop audit | $270 |
| Stage 2: Competency based assessment | $540 |
| Other fees | Cost (AUD$) |
|---|---|
| Re-issue of certificate and/or outcome letter | $80 |
Please note: CCEA only recognises accreditation through CCEI member agencies. This includes CCEC, ECCE, CCEA, and CCE-US graduates who completed their programs prior to 31 December 2017. The following Education providers do not currently deliver programs recognised by CCEA.