Australia, India to expand mutual recognition of education qualifications

Education Minister Jason Clare with Indian counterpart Shri Dharmendra Pradhan at Meadowbank TAFE, Sydney (Jason Clare twitter).jfif

Education Minister Jason Clare with Indian counterpart Shri Dharmendra Pradhan at Meadowbank TAFE, Sydney (Source Jason Clare Twitter).

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They say they hope the move will help ease a worrying Australian skills shortage, as well as offer some relief to migrants experiencing under-employment.

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