If you are immigrating to Australia as an OT your skills and qualifications will be assessed by the Occupational Therapy Council (Australia & New Zealand) Ltd (OTC) which has been designated by the Occupational Therapy Board of Australia (OTBA) as the independent organisation responsible for assessing the qualifications and skills of internationally qualified occupational therapists who wish to practice in Australia. The assessment process consists of two stages: Stage 1: Desktop Audit Stage 2: Supervised Practice Audit If an applicant successfully completes Stage 1 but has not yet completed Stage 2, they may still be interviewed and, if suitable, can initiate the employment process. However, before they can begin working as an occupational therapist in Australia, Stage 2 must be completed and conditional registration obtained. During Stage 2, the applicant undergoes supervised practice to demonstrate their knowledge of occupational therapy practice within the Australian context. Only after successful completion of Stage 2 can full registration be granted. Stage 2 cannot commence until the applicant has a planned role and supervision plan in place. Detailed information and application forms can be found on the OTC website https://www.otcouncil.com.au/ Togetherup provides supervision that fulfills these registration requirements. This includes support with the applicant's supervision plan as well as regular supervision.