• Start Date: 31 March 2026 - 12:00:00
• End date: 31 March 2026 - 13:00:00

Presented by Immigration Lawyer, Marsha Bassily

This mandatory webinar workshop will include:

1.Code of Conduct obligations

2.Identifying and incorporating key obligations into one document

3.The “sword and shield” approach

4.The role of the “perfect” service agreement

5.Adhering to and enforcing Code of Conduct obligations

6.The sample Agreement

About Marsha Bassily

Marsha is the Founder and Principal Immigration Lawyer at MB Lawyers. Her main interest is corporate immigration: assisting corporates and their staff, with their Australian visa requirements, compliance, and strategy.

Marsha was admitted to practice in Law in 2005 (NSW), after completing a B Arts/Law (The University of Sydney). She is a Notary Public  (2018 to present) (Legal Practitioners Admission Board) and a Barrister Solicitor to New Zealand High Court (2023 to present).

Marsha thoroughly support mentoring, and have had the privilege to a be a Senior Lawyer Mentor to young lawyers and migration professionals (NSW Law Society, DWL)

Marsha is a published author on the Immigration Review Journal (Lexis Nexis), and feature on CPD platforms such as Hearsay the Legal Podcast, Sidebar and the College of Law CPD.

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• Event times and dates are listed in Australian Eastern Standard Time (Sydney)

• Start Date: 2 April 2026 - 12:00:00
• End date: 2 April 2026 - 13:00:00

Presented by Immigration Lawyer, Rebecca Henzel

This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.

Description:

This session provides a practical overview of the 2026 changes to the Australian Market Salary Rate (AMSR), including the new flexibility allowing sponsors to rely on employment data and market evidence in certain circumstances. It focuses on how AMSR is now determined across Subclass 482, 494, 186 and 187 nominations, and what this means for advising clients and preparing compliant nominations.

About Rebecca Henzel

Rebecca brings over 15 years of specialist experience in Immigration law, with a career spanning New Zealand, Singapore and Australia. Her cross-border expertise gives her a unique, practical understanding of the complexities clients face.

Australian immigration law is Rebecca’s true passion. She is driven by helping people and businesses navigate the system with confidence, and she’s guided thousands of clients toward achieving their goal of living and working in Australia.

Known for her ability to turn complex legislation into clear guidance, Rebecca delivers training that is engaging, practical and easy to apply. She has presented to audiences including global mobility teams, fellow immigration professionals and intending migrants.

Approachable, warm and highly interactive, Rebecca creates a space where participants feel comfortable asking questions —because she firmly believes that no question is ever too small when it comes to getting immigration right.

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• Event times and dates are listed in Australian Eastern Standard Time (Sydney)

• Start Date: 2 April 2026 - 13:30:00
• End date: 2 April 2026 - 14:30:00

• Presented by Marsha Bassily, Immigration Lawyer
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This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.

Description:

The Western Australia Designated Area Migration Agreement (WA DAMA) represents one of Australia's most significant and expansive regional labour pathways, covering multiple priority industries with flexibility on occupation lists, age concessions, and English and salary thresholds. This webinar will explore the structure, eligibility, and practical processes involved in preparing a decision-ready endorsement application along with practical considerations for labour agreement applications.

Outcome: By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:

Understand the Structure and Scope of the WA DAMA Program

Comprehend how the Western Australia DAMA operates, including its key regions, occupation lists, unique concessions (English, age, salary), and the industries that are prioritised.

Assess Employer and Nominee Eligibility

Identify the essential eligibility criteria for both employers seeking endorsement and applicants seeking nomination under the WA DAMA program.

Prepare a Decision-Ready Endorsement Application

Acquire the practical skills to compile and lodge a complete and compliant endorsement application, including necessary documents and evidence required by Designated Area Representatives (DARs).

About Marsha Bassily

Marsha is the Founder and Principal Immigration Lawyer at MB Lawyers. Her main interest is corporate immigration: assisting corporates and their staff, with their Australian visa requirements, compliance, and strategy.

Marsha was admitted to practice in Law in 2005 (NSW), after completing a B Arts/Law (The University of Sydney). She is a Notary Public  (2018 to present) (Legal Practitioners Admission Board) and a Barrister Solicitor to New Zealand High Court (2023 to present).

Marsha thoroughly support mentoring, and have had the privilege to a be a Senior Lawyer Mentor to young lawyers and migration professionals (NSW Law Society, DWL)

Marsha is a published author on the Immigration Review Journal (Lexis Nexis), and feature on CPD platforms such as Hearsay the Legal Podcast, Sidebar and the College of Law CPD.

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• Event times and dates are listed in Australian Eastern Standard Time (Sydney)

• Start Date: 7 April 2026 - 13:30:00
• End date: 7 April 2026 - 15:30:00

• Presented by Arnela Tolic, Immigration Lawyer

This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.

Webinar outline:

Overview of Australian Employer sponsored visas for Chefs, Cooks and Cafe/ Restaurant Managers

In depth analysis of Genuine Positions, ASMR and LMT

Outline of Schedule 1 and Schedule Criterion for relevant employer sponsored visa pathways

Tips and Hints of how to ensure a decision ready visa application for Chefs, Cooks and Cafe/Restaurant Manager application

Live Case Studies

FAQ

Learning outcomes:

A broad understanding of assessment process in identifying best visa pathway for Chefs, Cooks and Cafe/Restaurant Manager

A better understanding in assisting your clients (Chefs, Cooks and Cafe/Restaurant Manager) with 482,186 and 494 visa pathways (Nomination/ Visa applications).

About Arnela Tolic

Arnela, is a dynamic and responsive Immigration Lawyer.

After relocating to Australia in 2001, her own migration journey inspired her to help other immigrants to make the move to Australia.

Arnela spent many weekends, mornings and late nights to perfect her migration skills and handles each client's matter, as she would her own.

"Her motto"- You are part of your clients Migration journey.

Her passion in immigration law continues outside of her work practice through mentoring offerings to her current RMA peers, to navigate through the complexities of immigration law.

Arnela has authored well over 60 new Immigration law CPD topics for Legal Training Australia for Continued Professional Development.

Her business acumen and attention to detail and provision of Strategic Immigration law advice is well regarded and sought after.

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• Event times and dates are listed in Australian Eastern Standard Time (Sydney)

• Start Date: 8 April 2026 - 11:30:00
• End date: 8 April 2026 - 12:30:00

Presented by Hormuz Surti

This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.

About this webinar

Join us for the dynamic webinar, "Navigating Success: Leveraging Strategic Partnerships," designed exclusively for migration agents like you. Here's how it will empower you:

1. Expert Guidance: Acquire invaluable insights from Hormuz Surti a B2B expert with over 20 years of sales experience, who will unveil proven strategies and best practices for capitalizing on strategic partnerships. Deepen your understanding of how to identify, cultivate, and nurture partnerships that propel growth and prosperity in your migration enterprise.
2. Business Expansion: Uncover practical techniques and actionable tips for leveraging strategic partnerships to drive business expansion. Whether you're aiming to broaden your client base, diversify revenue streams, or enrich your service portfolio, this webinar equips you with the knowledge and tools needed to achieve your business objectives.

About Hormuz Surti

Meet Hormuz Surti, a professional with over two decades of experience igniting sales success across diverse industries. With a solid foundation in Sales Management, Hormuz has left an indelible mark in FMCG, Roadside Assistance Services, and the International Education sector.

Hormuz is driven by a passion for knowledge sharing and team empowerment, constantly pushing boundaries to exceed targets and achieve strategic objectives. His track record speaks volumes, boasting achievements like a staggering 164% growth at Allianz Partners Australia and consistently surpassing revenue targets at renowned organizations such as The NRMA, British American Tobacco, Valcorp Fine Foods, and Coca Cola Amatil.

A graduate of the prestigious Billy Blue School of Graphic Design, Hormuz seamlessly integrates creative flair with strategic acumen, delivering innovative solutions to complex business challenges. His commitment to lifelong learning keeps him at the forefront of industry trends, ensuring he stays ahead of the curve.

Beyond the boardroom, you'll find Hormuz pounding the pavement, training for his next endurance challenge.

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• Event times and dates are listed in Australian Eastern Standard Time (Sydney)

• Start Date: 9 April 2026 - 12:30:00
• End date: 9 April 2026 - 13:30:00

Presented by Christopher Levingston, Accredited Immigration Law Specialist

This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.

About this session:

Ethics and professional responsibility form the cornerstone of the practice for Registered Migration Agents and Lawyers, embodying principles that ensure fairness, integrity, and respect within the legal profession and towards clients. These principles are crucial for maintaining public trust, upholding the rule of law, and ensuring the efficient and just operation of the legal system.

For Registered Migration Agents, adherence to a Code of Conduct is mandatory, setting standards for professional conduct, confidentiality, competence, and client interaction. This Code ensures that agents act in the best interests of their clients while maintaining the integrity of the migration advice profession. Similarly, lawyers are bound by ethical guidelines and professional responsibilities that dictate their conduct in legal practice, including duties to the court, confidentiality, conflicts of interest, and advocacy standards.

The importance of ethics and professional responsibility lies in their role in safeguarding the rights and interests of clients, ensuring they receive competent, independent, and fair representation. These principles protect vulnerable clients from exploitation and ensure that the legal system is accessible and equitable. Moreover, they preserve the reputation of the legal profession and the trust upon which the solicitor-client relationship is built.

In the context of migration law, where clients often find themselves in precarious and vulnerable situations, the ethical obligations of migration agents and lawyers are particularly significant. They ensure that migration advice is given with honesty, transparency, and a deep understanding of the law, thereby facilitating fair and just outcomes for individuals seeking to navigate complex migration pathways.

Ultimately, ethics and professional responsibility are foundational to the legal profession's social contract, ensuring that practitioners not only adhere to the law but also contribute positively to the fabric of society and the lives of those they serve.

About Christopher Levingston

Christopher Levingston is a Solicitor who has now been in practice for over 35 years. He is an Accredited Specialist with the Law Society of NSW and has held that appointment for over 25 years.

He has been lecturing to both RMAs and Solicitors for about 30 years in the field of Immigration Law and has an outstanding record of effective communication and the transmission of complex ideas. He brings  to the profession  unprecedented  knowledge and expertise to this complex and ever changing field of law. He is regularly interviewed by the media and notwithstanding a busy practice and lecturing commitments his motto of “Any Question, Any time” encourages fellow practitioners to approach him for advice and assistance on a regular basis.

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• Event times and dates are listed in Australian Eastern Standard Time (Sydney)

• Start Date: 9 April 2026 - 13:45:00
• End date: 9 April 2026 - 14:45:00

Presented by Christopher Levingston, Accredited Specialist Immigration Lawyer

This mandatory webinar workshop will include:

1.Code of Conduct obligations

2.Identifying and incorporating key obligations into one document

3.The “sword and shield” approach

4.The role of the “perfect” service agreement

5.Adhering to and enforcing Code of Conduct obligations

6.The sample Agreement

About Christopher Levingston

Christopher Levingston is a Solicitor who has now been in practice for over 35 years. He is an Accredited Specialist with the Law Society of NSW and has held that appointment for over 25 years.

He has been lecturing to both RMAs and Solicitors for about 30 years in the field of Immigration Law and has an outstanding record of effective communication and the transmission of complex ideas. He brings  to the profession  unprecedented  knowledge and expertise to this complex and ever changing field of law. He is regularly interviewed by the media and notwithstanding a busy practice and lecturing commitments his motto of “Any Question, Any time” encourages fellow practitioners to approach him for advice and assistance on a regular basis.

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• Event times and dates are listed in Australian Eastern Standard Time (Sydney)

• Start Date: 10 April 2026 - 10:00:00
• End date: 10 April 2026 - 12:00:00

Presented by William Levingston, Immigration Lawyer

This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.

About the webinar

Training visas to temporary residency, the pathway to permanent residency.

Learning outcomes:

1. learning to use training visas to obtain temporary residency
2. understanding the skilled visa framework
3. utilising the skilled visa framework to obtain outcomes for clients

About William Levingston

William Levingston is a lawyer based in Sydney who practices Immigration, Administrative and Criminal Law. His specialities include developing strategic and tactical legal advice relating to complex Immigration law issues. William regularly appears in the Administrative Appeals Tribunal in Migration and Refugee matters and appears as an advocate in NSW and Federal Courts.

William’s main practice philosophy is developing strategies to achieve results in every Immigration matter. His strategic insights into complex issues and the exploration of new ideas and thought processes in his seminar series have allowed his colleagues to achieve success in their practice.

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• Event times and dates are listed in Australian Eastern Standard Time (Sydney)

• Start Date: 13 April 2026 - 12:00:00
• End date: 13 April 2026 - 13:00:00

Presented by Karolina Caroline Curcic, Senior Registered Migration Agent

This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.

About this webinar:

Labour Market Testing (LMT) is often treated as a mandatory hurdle — but in many cases, it doesn’t have to be. Understanding when LMT can be lawfully bypassed is a powerful strategic tool for migration practitioners.

This CPD webinar explores the practical application of International Trade Obligations (ITOs) and how they can be leveraged to access LMT exemptions across employer-sponsored visas, including Subclass 482.

Moving beyond theory, the session will unpack how trade agreements operate in practice, the categories of applicants that may benefit, and the evidentiary requirements to support a compliant exemption claim.

We will examine common pitfalls, including incorrect reliance on ITO provisions, nationality mismatches, and weak justification in nomination submissions. Real-world case scenarios will demonstrate how to identify eligible candidates and structure nominations to withstand scrutiny.

By the end of this session, participants will be equipped with practical strategies to confidently apply LMT exemptions, reduce processing friction, and unlock opportunities that are often overlooked in standard sponsorship pathways.

About Karolina Caroline Curcic

Welcome, I’m Karolina and I present my webinars in an informative, interactive yet interesting way.  I have been told that I’m a very good trainer but I will leave that up to you the participant to decide.

I have been a Registered Migration Agent since 2011. My love of migration was inspired by my father whom I used to assist whilst my daughter was younger, and it was his passion in helping people, this joy at his clients receiving their visas, and the respectable way he spoke to each and every client that inspired me to be that same Agent, one that performs her job with the client’s best interest in mind, with the same enthusiasm and respect my father taught me. He is now retired but still loves to hear my migration stories:)

Through the years I have never advertised, all of my clients have approached me through recommendations and it’s fair to say that I have lodged a large volume of visa applications.

Aside from migration, I am now presenting webinars and this has been a new outlet of creativity for me and I have found a new passion.  Not many people are lucky enough to have found the very thing that inspires and drives them but I can say that LTA has given me that opportunity and I am proud to say I am a LTA Presenter.

I hope to see you soon and I hope you enjoy the interactive nature of my webinars.

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• Event times and dates are listed in Australian Eastern Standard Time (Sydney)

• Start Date: 13 April 2026 - 13:30:00
• End date: 13 April 2026 - 14:30:00

Presented by RMA, Ali Ehsan

This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.

About the webinar

This interactive CPD Session will focus on Bridging Visas including time of application and lodgement criteria.  Case studies and practical implications of holding a particular Bridging Visa. Bridging Visas A to R will be covered. As part of the learning outcomes, an agent will gain knowledge and understanding between the different types of Bridging Visas including legal implications associated with holding a specific type of Bridging Visa.

About Ali Ehsan

Ali has been working in Migration industry for the past 8 years including 4 years as an RMA.

He has assisted and represented more than 3000 client and has expertise in GSM, Skills assessments, Temporary graduate and Partner visas.

Ali has worked as Director in Aussizz group and am in process of starting new role soon.

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• Event times and dates are listed in Australian Eastern Standard Time (Sydney)

• Start Date: 14 April 2026 - 13:30:00
• End date: 14 April 2026 - 15:30:00

Presented by Karolina Caroline Curcic, Senior Registered Migration Agent

This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.

About this webinar:

Crafting a genuine position description is no longer a box-ticking exercise — it is one of the most scrutinised elements in employer-sponsored visa applications and a key trigger for refusals.

This practical CPD webinar unpacks how decision-makers assess whether a role is genuine and skilled with a focus on Subclass 482 (Skills in Demand) and Subclass 186 (ENS) nominations. We will explore common refusal trends, including duties that are too generic, inconsistent salary levels, and roles that do not reflect the business’s operational reality.

The session will provide a structured approach to drafting defensible position descriptions , ensuring alignment between duties, salary (including AMSR requirements), business activities, and organisational need. Real case examples will highlight how poorly framed roles are challenged — and how to fix them.

By the end of this webinar, practitioners will be equipped to prepare decision-maker ready position descriptions that withstand scrutiny and support successful nomination outcomes.

About Karolina Caroline Curcic

Welcome, I’m Karolina and I present my webinars in an informative, interactive yet interesting way.  I have been told that I’m a very good trainer but I will leave that up to you the participant to decide.

I have been a Registered Migration Agent since 2011. My love of migration was inspired by my father whom I used to assist whilst my daughter was younger, and it was his passion in helping people, this joy at his clients receiving their visas, and the respectable way he spoke to each and every client that inspired me to be that same Agent, one that performs her job with the client’s best interest in mind, with the same enthusiasm and respect my father taught me. He is now retired but still loves to hear my migration stories:)

Through the years I have never advertised, all of my clients have approached me through recommendations and it’s fair to say that I have lodged a large volume of visa applications.

Aside from migration, I am now presenting webinars and this has been a new outlet of creativity for me and I have found a new passion.  Not many people are lucky enough to have found the very thing that inspires and drives them but I can say that LTA has given me that opportunity and I am proud to say I am a LTA Presenter.

I hope to see you soon and I hope you enjoy the interactive nature of my webinars.

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• Event times and dates are listed in Australian Eastern Standard Time (Sydney)

• Start Date: 15 April 2026 - 10:00:00
• End date: 15 April 2026 - 11:00:00

• Presented by Arnela Tolic, Immigration Lawyer
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This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.

Webinar overview:

Employer-sponsored visas such as the Subclass 482 (SID) and Subclass 186 (ENS) require not only that the nominated position be genuine, but also that the sponsoring business is financially capable of sustaining the role.  We will explore current policy expectations, key financial documents to be submitted, common red flags, and how to prepare a compelling case for businesses with atypical financial profiles.

Learning Outcomes:

By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:

Identify key financial criteria used by the Department in assessing employer sponsorship
Understand the types of financial documents required for a strong application
Evaluate whether a business is financially eligible to sponsor a visa applicant
Address common financial weaknesses in low-profit entities
Prepare submissions that demonstrate the sustainability and genuineness of employment
Apply insights from real-world decisions to improve the success rate of sponsorship approvals

About Arnela Tolic

Arnela, is a dynamic and responsive Immigration Lawyer.

After relocating to Australia in 2001, her own migration journey inspired her to help other immigrants to make the move to Australia.

Arnela spent many weekends, mornings and late nights to perfect her migration skills and handles each client's matter, as she would her own.

"Her motto"- You are part of your clients Migration journey.

Her passion in immigration law continues outside of her work practice through mentoring offerings to her current RMA peers, to navigate through the complexities of immigration law.

Arnela has authored well over 60 new Immigration law CPD topics for Legal Training Australia for Continued Professional Development.

Her business acumen and attention to detail and provision of Strategic Immigration law advice is well regarded and sought after.

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• Event times and dates are listed in Australian Eastern Standard Time (Sydney)

• Start Date: 15 April 2026 - 11:30:00
• End date: 15 April 2026 - 12:30:00

Presented by William Levingston, Immigration Lawyer

Learning outcome:

1. Understand PIC4020
2. Understand current trends in its application for all visa subclasses
3. Understand current case studies at ART and Federal Court.
4. Understand risks and trends in certain visa subclasses
5. Understanding how to identify PIC4020 concerns and advise clients on its applicability

About William Levingston

William Levingston is a lawyer based in Sydney who practices Immigration, Administrative and Criminal Law. His specialities include developing strategic and tactical legal advice relating to complex Immigration law issues. William regularly appears in the Administrative Appeals Tribunal in Migration and Refugee matters and appears as an advocate in NSW and Federal Courts.

William’s main practice philosophy is developing strategies to achieve results in every Immigration matter. His strategic insights into complex issues and the exploration of new ideas and thought processes in his seminar series have allowed his colleagues to achieve success in their practice.

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• Event times and dates are listed in Australian Eastern Standard Time (Sydney)

• Start Date: 16 April 2026 - 12:30:00
• End date: 16 April 2026 - 13:30:00

Presented by Christopher Levingston, Accredited Immigration Law Specialist

This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.

About this session:

Ethics and professional responsibility form the cornerstone of the practice for Registered Migration Agents and Lawyers, embodying principles that ensure fairness, integrity, and respect within the legal profession and towards clients. These principles are crucial for maintaining public trust, upholding the rule of law, and ensuring the efficient and just operation of the legal system.

For Registered Migration Agents, adherence to a Code of Conduct is mandatory, setting standards for professional conduct, confidentiality, competence, and client interaction. This Code ensures that agents act in the best interests of their clients while maintaining the integrity of the migration advice profession. Similarly, lawyers are bound by ethical guidelines and professional responsibilities that dictate their conduct in legal practice, including duties to the court, confidentiality, conflicts of interest, and advocacy standards.

The importance of ethics and professional responsibility lies in their role in safeguarding the rights and interests of clients, ensuring they receive competent, independent, and fair representation. These principles protect vulnerable clients from exploitation and ensure that the legal system is accessible and equitable. Moreover, they preserve the reputation of the legal profession and the trust upon which the solicitor-client relationship is built.

In the context of migration law, where clients often find themselves in precarious and vulnerable situations, the ethical obligations of migration agents and lawyers are particularly significant. They ensure that migration advice is given with honesty, transparency, and a deep understanding of the law, thereby facilitating fair and just outcomes for individuals seeking to navigate complex migration pathways.

Ultimately, ethics and professional responsibility are foundational to the legal profession's social contract, ensuring that practitioners not only adhere to the law but also contribute positively to the fabric of society and the lives of those they serve.

About Christopher Levingston

Christopher Levingston is a Solicitor who has now been in practice for over 35 years. He is an Accredited Specialist with the Law Society of NSW and has held that appointment for over 25 years.

He has been lecturing to both RMAs and Solicitors for about 30 years in the field of Immigration Law and has an outstanding record of effective communication and the transmission of complex ideas. He brings  to the profession  unprecedented  knowledge and expertise to this complex and ever changing field of law. He is regularly interviewed by the media and notwithstanding a busy practice and lecturing commitments his motto of “Any Question, Any time” encourages fellow practitioners to approach him for advice and assistance on a regular basis.

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• Event times and dates are listed in Australian Eastern Standard Time (Sydney)

• Start Date: 16 April 2026 - 13:45:00
• End date: 16 April 2026 - 14:45:00

Presented by Christopher Levingston, Accredited Specialist Immigration Lawyer

This mandatory webinar workshop will include:

1.Code of Conduct obligations

2.Identifying and incorporating key obligations into one document

3.The “sword and shield” approach

4.The role of the “perfect” service agreement

5.Adhering to and enforcing Code of Conduct obligations

6.The sample Agreement

About Christopher Levingston

Christopher Levingston is a Solicitor who has now been in practice for over 35 years. He is an Accredited Specialist with the Law Society of NSW and has held that appointment for over 25 years.

He has been lecturing to both RMAs and Solicitors for about 30 years in the field of Immigration Law and has an outstanding record of effective communication and the transmission of complex ideas. He brings  to the profession  unprecedented  knowledge and expertise to this complex and ever changing field of law. He is regularly interviewed by the media and notwithstanding a busy practice and lecturing commitments his motto of “Any Question, Any time” encourages fellow practitioners to approach him for advice and assistance on a regular basis.

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• Event times and dates are listed in Australian Eastern Standard Time (Sydney)

• Start Date: 20 April 2026 - 12:00:00
• End date: 20 April 2026 - 13:00:00

Presented by William Levingston, Immigration Lawyer

In this interactive webinar you will learn about How to advise, prepare submissions, and lodge appeals to ART

We will also explore:

- Application process to ART and time limitations

- Practice directions of ART

- Case studies

- Example of ART submissions and tips/ hints

About William Levingston

William Levingston is a lawyer based in Sydney who practices Immigration, Administrative and Criminal Law. His specialities include developing strategic and tactical legal advice relating to complex Immigration law issues. William regularly appears in the Administrative Appeals Tribunal in Migration and Refugee matters and appears as an advocate in NSW and Federal Courts.

William’s main practice philosophy is developing strategies to achieve results in every Immigration matter. His strategic insights into complex issues and the exploration of new ideas and thought processes in his seminar series have allowed his colleagues to achieve success in their practice.

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• Event times and dates are listed in Australian Eastern Standard Time (Sydney)

• Start Date: 20 April 2026 - 13:30:00
• End date: 20 April 2026 - 15:30:00

Presented by Senior RMA, James Hall

This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.

About the session:

About James Hall

James Hall, based in Singapore with teams in Vietnam, Malaysia and Indonesia, is both an Australian registered migration agent since 2004 and a licensed NZ adviser as of 2008.

His background includes extensive experience across multiple industries as a qualified Project Management Professional (PMP) at IBM, working in Australia, New Zealand and across Asia including Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, South Korea, Philippines, Hong Kong and China.

He constantly seeks to develop and share his expertise. James has been trained by the British Council to teach IELTS, authors articles on immigration in international publications, speaks on immigration matters in international conferences, supervises and mentors other migration agents.

James has successfully supported review tribunal cases for agents including versus MARA and thrives on complex challenges. With his strong support for his peers, James has been referred to as the "migration agent for migration agents".

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• Event times and dates are listed in Australian Eastern Standard Time (Sydney)

• Start Date: 21 April 2026 - 13:30:00
• End date: 21 April 2026 - 13:30:00

Presented by Owen Harris, Accredited Specialist Immigration Lawyer

This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.

Agents no doubt will be aware that limited options exist for clients who are "Section 48 Barred".

In this workshop we will cover the following:

- workings of s48 bar

- how to find out if your client is impacted by s48 bar

- ramifications of s48 bar

- options for onshore clients

About Owen Harris

Owen is a former Registered Migration Agent (0851294) and has been providing immigration advice for 15 years. He served on the Ministerial panel advising Assistant Minister Jason Wood.

He is a regular contributor the various online forums, helping many people with his expertise and insights. Prior to becoming a lawyer Owen had 25 years’ experience in IT.

As a former Adjunct Professor of Law at the University of Canberra, he taught most areas of law (except migration) to postgraduate law students for over a decade.

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• Start Date: 21 April 2026 - 14:30:00
• End date: 21 April 2026 - 15:30:00

Presented by Owen Harris, Accredited Specialist Immigration Lawyer

This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.

About this webinar

Subclass 500 - Agents will gain the knowledge and skills to successfully

- Asses who will be considered a genuine temporary entrant for a Student Visa

- Assist clients in writing a successful genuine temporary entrant statement

- Prepare documentation and information for a successful outcome

About Owen Harris

Owen is a former Registered Migration Agent (0851294) and has been providing immigration advice for 15 years. He served on the Ministerial panel advising Assistant Minister Jason Wood.

He is a regular contributor the various online forums, helping many people with his expertise and insights. Prior to becoming a lawyer Owen had 25 years’ experience in IT.

As a former Adjunct Professor of Law at the University of Canberra, he taught most areas of law (except migration) to postgraduate law students for over a decade.

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• Start Date: 22 April 2026 - 10:30:00
• End date: 22 April 2026 - 12:30:00

Presented by Karolina Caroline Curcic, Senior Registered Migration Agent

This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.

About this webinar:

This webinar will cover the following:

• Understanding the common and avoidable reasons for Subclass 186 ENS visa refusals. Practical tips and hints regarding crucial evidence to be submitted to assure a positive outcome

• Case study included

About Karolina Caroline Curcic

Welcome, I’m Karolina and I present my webinars in an informative, interactive yet interesting way.  I have been told that I’m a very good trainer but I will leave that up to you the participant to decide.

I have been a Registered Migration Agent since 2011. My love of migration was inspired by my father whom I used to assist whilst my daughter was younger, and it was his passion in helping people, this joy at his clients receiving their visas, and the respectable way he spoke to each and every client that inspired me to be that same Agent, one that performs her job with the client’s best interest in mind, with the same enthusiasm and respect my father taught me. He is now retired but still loves to hear my migration stories:)

Through the years I have never advertised, all of my clients have approached me through recommendations and it’s fair to say that I have lodged a large volume of visa applications.

Aside from migration, I am now presenting webinars and this has been a new outlet of creativity for me and I have found a new passion.  Not many people are lucky enough to have found the very thing that inspires and drives them but I can say that LTA has given me that opportunity and I am proud to say I am a LTA Presenter.

I hope to see you soon and I hope you enjoy the interactive nature of my webinars.

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• Start Date: 23 April 2026 - 12:30:00
• End date: 23 April 2026 - 13:30:00

Presented by William Levingston, Immigration Lawyer

This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.

About this session:

Ethics and professional responsibility form the cornerstone of the practice for Registered Migration Agents and Lawyers, embodying principles that ensure fairness, integrity, and respect within the legal profession and towards clients. These principles are crucial for maintaining public trust, upholding the rule of law, and ensuring the efficient and just operation of the legal system.

For Registered Migration Agents, adherence to a Code of Conduct is mandatory, setting standards for professional conduct, confidentiality, competence, and client interaction. This Code ensures that agents act in the best interests of their clients while maintaining the integrity of the migration advice profession. Similarly, lawyers are bound by ethical guidelines and professional responsibilities that dictate their conduct in legal practice, including duties to the court, confidentiality, conflicts of interest, and advocacy standards.

The importance of ethics and professional responsibility lies in their role in safeguarding the rights and interests of clients, ensuring they receive competent, independent, and fair representation. These principles protect vulnerable clients from exploitation and ensure that the legal system is accessible and equitable. Moreover, they preserve the reputation of the legal profession and the trust upon which the solicitor-client relationship is built.

In the context of migration law, where clients often find themselves in precarious and vulnerable situations, the ethical obligations of migration agents and lawyers are particularly significant. They ensure that migration advice is given with honesty, transparency, and a deep understanding of the law, thereby facilitating fair and just outcomes for individuals seeking to navigate complex migration pathways.

Ultimately, ethics and professional responsibility are foundational to the legal profession's social contract, ensuring that practitioners not only adhere to the law but also contribute positively to the fabric of society and the lives of those they serve.

About William Levingston

William Levingston is a lawyer based in Sydney who practices Immigration, Administrative and Criminal Law. His specialities include developing strategic and tactical legal advice relating to complex Immigration law issues. William regularly appears in the Administrative Appeals Tribunal in Migration and Refugee matters and appears as an advocate in NSW and Federal Courts.

William’s main practice philosophy is developing strategies to achieve results in every Immigration matter. His strategic insights into complex issues and the exploration of new ideas and thought processes in his seminar series have allowed his colleagues to achieve success in their practice.

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• Start Date: 23 April 2026 - 13:45:00
• End date: 23 April 2026 - 14:45:00

Presented by William Levingston, Immigration Lawyer

About William Levingston

William Levingston is a lawyer based in Sydney who practices Immigration, Administrative and Criminal Law. His specialities include developing strategic and tactical legal advice relating to complex Immigration law issues. William regularly appears in the Administrative Appeals Tribunal in Migration and Refugee matters and appears as an advocate in NSW and Federal Courts.

William’s main practice philosophy is developing strategies to achieve results in every Immigration matter. His strategic insights into complex issues and the exploration of new ideas and thought processes in his seminar series have allowed his colleagues to achieve success in their practice.

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• Start Date: 28 April 2026 - 13:30:00
• End date: 28 April 2026 - 15:30:00

Presented by Senior RMA, James Hall

This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.

About the session:

About James Hall

James Hall, based in Singapore with teams in Vietnam, Malaysia and Indonesia, is both an Australian registered migration agent since 2004 and a licensed NZ adviser as of 2008.

His background includes extensive experience across multiple industries as a qualified Project Management Professional (PMP) at IBM, working in Australia, New Zealand and across Asia including Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, South Korea, Philippines, Hong Kong and China.

He constantly seeks to develop and share his expertise. James has been trained by the British Council to teach IELTS, authors articles on immigration in international publications, speaks on immigration matters in international conferences, supervises and mentors other migration agents.

James has successfully supported review tribunal cases for agents including versus MARA and thrives on complex challenges. With his strong support for his peers, James has been referred to as the "migration agent for migration agents".

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• Start Date: 29 April 2026 - 10:30:00
• End date: 29 April 2026 - 12:30:00

Presented by Karolina Caroline Curcic, Senior Registered Migration Agent

This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.

About this webinar:

This webinar entails the Aged care Industry Labour Agreement and the occupations that are eligible to apply for a Subclass 482 (SID) and subsequently Subclass 186 under the Labour Agreement.

These occupations include Nursing Support Worker, Personal Care Assistant and Aged or Disabled Carer.

Agents will have an overall understanding of the Aged Care Industry Labour Agreement along with Skills assessment requirements for each occupation.

About Karolina Caroline Curcic

Welcome, I’m Karolina and I present my webinars in an informative, interactive yet interesting way.  I have been told that I’m a very good trainer but I will leave that up to you the participant to decide.

I have been a Registered Migration Agent since 2011. My love of migration was inspired by my father whom I used to assist whilst my daughter was younger, and it was his passion in helping people, this joy at his clients receiving their visas, and the respectable way he spoke to each and every client that inspired me to be that same Agent, one that performs her job with the client’s best interest in mind, with the same enthusiasm and respect my father taught me. He is now retired but still loves to hear my migration stories:)

Through the years I have never advertised, all of my clients have approached me through recommendations and it’s fair to say that I have lodged a large volume of visa applications.

Aside from migration, I am now presenting webinars and this has been a new outlet of creativity for me and I have found a new passion.  Not many people are lucky enough to have found the very thing that inspires and drives them but I can say that LTA has given me that opportunity and I am proud to say I am a LTA Presenter.

I hope to see you soon and I hope you enjoy the interactive nature of my webinars.

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• Event times and dates are listed in Australian Eastern Standard Time (Sydney)

• Start Date: 30 April 2026 - 12:30:00
• End date: 30 April 2026 - 13:30:00

Presented by Senior RMA, Karolina Caroline Curcic

This webinar will be hosted from Sydney at Sydney Eastern Standard Time. All instructions on how to join this webinar will be emailed to you the day of the webinar. Please email info@legaltrainingaustralia.com if you have any questions about this webinar. You need to remain in attendance for the duration of the activity if you would like to receive CPD points.

About this session:

Ethics and professional responsibility form the cornerstone of the practice for Registered Migration Agents and Lawyers, embodying principles that ensure fairness, integrity, and respect within the legal profession and towards clients. These principles are crucial for maintaining public trust, upholding the rule of law, and ensuring the efficient and just operation of the legal system.

For Registered Migration Agents, adherence to a Code of Conduct is mandatory, setting standards for professional conduct, confidentiality, competence, and client interaction. This Code ensures that agents act in the best interests of their clients while maintaining the integrity of the migration advice profession. Similarly, lawyers are bound by ethical guidelines and professional responsibilities that dictate their conduct in legal practice, including duties to the court, confidentiality, conflicts of interest, and advocacy standards.

The importance of ethics and professional responsibility lies in their role in safeguarding the rights and interests of clients, ensuring they receive competent, independent, and fair representation. These principles protect vulnerable clients from exploitation and ensure that the legal system is accessible and equitable. Moreover, they preserve the reputation of the legal profession and the trust upon which the solicitor-client relationship is built.

In the context of migration law, where clients often find themselves in precarious and vulnerable situations, the ethical obligations of migration agents and lawyers are particularly significant. They ensure that migration advice is given with honesty, transparency, and a deep understanding of the law, thereby facilitating fair and just outcomes for individuals seeking to navigate complex migration pathways.

Ultimately, ethics and professional responsibility are foundational to the legal profession's social contract, ensuring that practitioners not only adhere to the law but also contribute positively to the fabric of society and the lives of those they serve.

About Karolina Caroline Curcic

Welcome, I’m Karolina and I present my webinars in an informative, interactive yet interesting way.  I have been told that I’m a very good trainer but I will leave that up to you the participant to decide.

I have been a Registered Migration Agent since 2011. My love of migration was inspired by my father whom I used to assist whilst my daughter was younger, and it was his passion in helping people, this joy at his clients receiving their visas, and the respectable way he spoke to each and every client that inspired me to be that same Agent, one that performs her job with the client’s best interest in mind, with the same enthusiasm and respect my father taught me. He is now retired but still loves to hear my migration stories:)

Through the years I have never advertised, all of my clients have approached me through recommendations and it’s fair to say that I have lodged a large volume of visa applications.

Aside from migration, I am now presenting webinars and this has been a new outlet of creativity for me and I have found a new passion.  Not many people are lucky enough to have found the very thing that inspires and drives them but I can say that LTA has given me that opportunity and I am proud to say I am a LTA Presenter.

I hope to see you soon and I hope you enjoy the interactive nature of my webinars.

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• Event times and dates are listed in Australian Eastern Standard Time (Sydney)

• Start Date: 30 April 2026 - 13:45:00
• End date: 30 April 2026 - 14:45:00

Presented by Senior RMA, Karolina Caroline Curcic

About Karolina Caroline Curcic

Welcome, I’m Karolina and I present my webinars in an informative, interactive yet interesting way.  I have been told that I’m a very good trainer but I will leave that up to you the participant to decide.

I have been a Registered Migration Agent since 2011. My love of migration was inspired by my father whom I used to assist whilst my daughter was younger, and it was his passion in helping people, this joy at his clients receiving their visas, and the respectable way he spoke to each and every client that inspired me to be that same Agent, one that performs her job with the client’s best interest in mind, with the same enthusiasm and respect my father taught me. He is now retired but still loves to hear my migration stories:)

Through the years I have never advertised, all of my clients have approached me through recommendations and it’s fair to say that I have lodged a large volume of visa applications.

Aside from migration, I am now presenting webinars and this has been a new outlet of creativity for me and I have found a new passion.  Not many people are lucky enough to have found the very thing that inspires and drives them but I can say that LTA has given me that opportunity and I am proud to say I am a LTA Presenter.

I hope to see you soon and I hope you enjoy the interactive nature of my webinars.

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• Event times and dates are listed in Australian Eastern Standard Time (Sydney)