ANZSCO 224712

Organisation and Methods Analyst (224712): Australian visa occupation information

Perform specialised Organisation and Methods Analyst duties requiring a bachelor's degree level of skill or higher.

ANZSCO classification reference. List and visa sources may use different classification editions; this page does not classify an individual's work.

Skills assessment references

Vocational Education and Training Assessment Services (VETASSESS)

VETASSESS — Am I Eligible to Apply with My Professional Occupation (fees & document guide) + VETASSESS Pathway 1/Pathway 2 Trade Skills Assessment guides · Last reviewed: 2026-08-04

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Identity

FactValueSourceData verified
ANZSCO code224712ABS ANZSCO
Occupation titleOrganisation and Methods AnalystABS ANZSCO
Description (first ANZSCO task)Perform specialised Organisation and Methods Analyst duties requiring a bachelor's degree level of skill or higher.ABS ANZSCO 2013 v1.3

Skills assessment

FactValueSourceData verified
Assessing authorityVocational Education and Training Assessment Services (VETASSESS)VETASSESS — Am I Eligible to Apply with My Professional Occupation (fees & document guide) + VETASSESS Pathway 1/Pathway 2 Trade Skills Assessment guides

National list placement

FactValueSourceData verified
National skilled occupation listsCore Skills Occupation List (CSOL); Short-term Skilled Occupation List (STSOL)LogiVisa occupation dataset; Home Affairs lists
Subclasses mapped to those lists (LogiVisa mapping)190, 491, 482LogiVisa list-to-subclass mapping

State and territory program information

FactValueSourceData verified
Western Australia (WA)Listed for subclass 190 + 491 (occupation level) | Program status in the held data: Check official page | Program year: 2025-26 | · Checked against the Migration WA State Nominated Migration Program page and news list (migration.wa.gov.au) on 13 October 2026. | · The page still shows only the 2025-26 program; no 2026-27 settings, allocation, fees or opening have been published, and the latest SNMP news item is dated 8 December 2025. Whether WA is inviting in 2026-27 is not confirmed -- check the official page. | · Latest invitations shown (issued 20 May 2026, priority trade occupations): General stream WASMOL Schedule 1: 0; WASMOL Schedule 2: 167; Graduate stream higher education: 5; Graduate stream VET: 37 -- all subclass 190, none subclass 491.Official program page and state occupation list as held

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ANZSCO duties

  • Perform specialised Organisation and Methods Analyst duties requiring a bachelor's degree level of skill or higher.
  • Apply advanced technical, professional or managerial expertise to plan, coordinate and evaluate work outcomes.
  • Ensure compliance with relevant professional standards, legislation and workplace requirements.

Sources and dates

Occupation list placement: dataset dated 2026-07-09.

Assessing authority details last verified 2026-08-04.

State and territory lists last verified 2026-09-28.

Official list: Department of Home Affairs, Skilled Occupation List

Occupation titles and task descriptions are based on the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) ANZSCO, 2013, Version 1.3. ABS ANZSCO

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