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    AEWV - How Detailed should a Job Description be?
    Blog December 7, 2022

    AEWV – How Detailed should a Job Description be?

    What is a Job Description?

    A job description is a document that explains the tasks, duties, functions, and responsibilities of a position.

    Details to Include in a Job Description

    At a minimum, the employee has to have a description of their work in their employment agreement. Usually, a job description contains the following components: job title, job purpose, job duties and responsibilities, required qualifications, preferred qualifications, and working conditions.

    For the purpose of submitting a Job Check application as part of the Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) process, Immigration New Zealand (INZ) looks for a summary of the job on offer.

    The job description doesn’t need to include many fine details, but it does need to reflect the specifics of the job on offer. Information is available on the INZ website that outlines what is needed for the job check process, including requirements relating to the job advertisement.

    A job description is a mandatory requirement of INZ while submitting a job check application and needs to be uploaded as such, along with an employment agreement and evidence of advertisement.

    While an employer can prepare and upload an unsigned draft contract for the job they are offering, care must be taken to include important details in the job advertisement.

    Get in touch with Immigration Advisors New Zealand Ltd, which provides up-to-date immigration information so you can consider opportunities and prepare yourself for the future. To know all the required procedures, contact us at contact@nzimmigration.info or call on +64 09 3790219.

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    Vandana Rai

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    Vandana is herself a migrant and has a rare set of skill match, which could be considered ideal for a Licensed Immigration Adviser. She was a school counsellor from 1996 to 2006, a role in which she was a natural fit due to her nurturing and caring personality. Her earnest journey as a fully Licensed Immigration Adviser for New Zealand began in 2014, and she considers herself blessed to have the background and the skills that allow her, as an Immigration adviser, to effortlessly visualise herself in her client’s situation, understand their needs and problems, and use her knowledge, experience, and expertise to help find a solution for it.

    She is currently on the Board of New Zealand Association of Migration and Investment (NZAMI) and was part of the Immigration Advisers Authority(IAA) referral group for 2016.