Where does your occupation really sit in the invitation queue?

The largest queue in this report — over 35,000 EOIs submitted across three streams, with invitations still capped in the dozens.

A smaller pool than Early Childhood, but invitations this round were minimal across both streams shown.

By far the healthiest teaching occupation — 340 invitations against just over 2,000 submitted under 189.

Teaching is not one market. A client with 241411 has a materially different, faster pathway than one with 241111 or 241213 — the ANZSCO code matters more than the profession label.

The single largest queue relative to invitations in this report — over 33,000 EOIs across three streams, invites capped under 20 in each.

Over 10,600 EOIs submitted across two streams; invitations negligible in both.

Nearly 6,700 EOIs across two regional/state streams, invitations under 20 in both.

Every ICT code we reviewed — Project Manager, Managers nec, Business Development Manager, Business Analyst, Support Engineer, Systems Test Engineer, Support & Test Engineers nec, Customer Support Officer — shows the same shape: thousands submitted, invites suppressed below 20.

594 invitations against 571 submitted under 189 — the queue is clearing faster than it's filling.

86 invitations against 84 submitted under 189 — essentially real-time clearing.

A small, low-volume code — but invitations closely track submissions across every stream.

Both codes run under 20 EOIs per line item in most streams — too small to score a ratio, but nothing suggests a backlog building.

260 invitations against just over 1,100 submitted under 189 — one of the healthiest ratios outside the trades.

231 invitations against 1,474 submitted under 189 — healthy movement for a high-volume code.

Both codes show submitted pools in the low hundreds with invitations under 20 across most streams.

Every figure for this code sits under the Department's 20-EOI reporting threshold — a genuinely small, specialised pool.

The largest queue in this entire report. 189, 190 and 491 combined exceed 30,000 submitted EOIs.

Same family, same pattern — thousands submitted, invitations under 20 in most streams.

Over 2,900 EOIs submitted across two streams; invitations under 20 in both.

This is the second family, alongside ICT, where the queue is growing faster than it's clearing. A high points score becomes essential, and a state nomination is worth exploring even where general ranking looks stalled.