Your clients need five more points.
Here is something to hand them.
The NAATI CCL test is worth five points on the skilled migration points test, and for a client who already speaks Punjabi, Hindi or Nepali fluently it is usually the shortest route left on the board. Most of them get it wrong, because it marks interpreting, not fluency.
What you can hand a client, free
- Twenty full scored practice tests — real audio, marked the way the real test is marked, with a per-dialogue breakdown. No payment and no account, so there is nothing awkward about recommending it.
- Pass NAATI CCL — a free book on how the marking works and what to practise.
- Five Points, One Conversation — a fifteen-minute brief written for you, not your client.
- A one-page handout with your practice’s name on it. Printable and emailable. Ask for it and we’ll make it.
The one-minute conversation
- 1. “CCL is worth five points.”
- 2. “It’s an interpreting test, not a language test — fluent speakers fail it.”
- 3. “Do a free scored practice test first, then book.”
- 4. Send the link, or hand over the handout.
That is the whole thing. It prevents the most expensive mistake in the pathway — booking the real test before finding out what it measures — and it costs you ten seconds.
Am I selling something to my client?
No, and it is built so you do not have to. Everything above is free and needs no code, no account and no purchase. You can hand a client the free material and never mention that a paid course exists.
The referral code exists because some agents want their clients to get a better price if they do decide to buy. Your client gets a discount; a commission option exists and is a separate conversation, on purpose. No exclusivity, no minimums, no targets.
Get a code
Two minutes, nothing to sign. If you would rather just have the handout and never hear from us again, ask for that instead — you will get it, and that will be the end of it.
NaatiGuru is an independent preparation provider. NAATI is a registered trademark of the National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters, and we are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or accredited by NAATI. This page describes a points pathway and is not migration advice. Send clients to NAATI for official fees, dates and eligible languages.