ANZSCO Update Includes 25 New Emerging Occupations

27 Nov 2021 By RC Migration

The new version of ANZSCO 2021 includes 25 new occupations, due to the constant demand to include emerging occupations or trades that were not common a few years ago and are now in high demand.

Although its impact on immigration legislation has not yet been announced, this is expected to happen in the next immigration updates.

 

The list of new occupations are divided into 7 large areas and include:

Digital Deepening

  • Digital Marketing Specialist
  • Social Media Specialist
  • User Experience Analyst

Data Analytics

  • Data Analyst
  • Data Scientist
  • Data Engineer
  • Data Architect
  • Pricing Analyst

Emerging Business Practices

  • Agile Coache
  • DevOps Engineer
  • Logistics Analyst

Regulatory

  • Risk Analyst
  • Regulatory Affairs Specialist
  • Energy Auditor
  • Compensation & Benefits Analyst

Health

  • Respiratory Therapist
  • Nurse Liaison
  • Biostatisticians

Sustainability Engineering and Trades

  • Solar Installer
  • Energy Efficiency Engineers
  • Wind Turbine Technicians
  • Hazardous Materials Labourers

Refreshing ANZSCO

  • Fundraiser
  • Researcher
  • Research Assistant

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