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2026 Statistics

Key Facts: CCEA Skills Assessment Exam

2 stages

Desktop Audit plus CBA where required

CCEA overview of assessment process

10 sections

Stage 2 written and practical sections

CCEA Candidate Guide

50%

Written-section pass mark

CCEA Candidate Guide

3 attempts

Maximum attempts per Stage 2 section

CCEA Candidate Guide

A$370

Cultural Safety Training fee

CCEA assessment forms and fees

A$303 + A$485

Board general registration application plus national registration fee

Chiropractic Board fees

For 2026 planning, au-allied-chiro should be represented as the CCEA Skills Assessment and Competency Based Assessment pathway, not as a generic Ahpra-only exam. Current official facts include Stage 1 Desktop Audit for all candidates, Stage 2 written and practical assessment where required, Part 1/Part 2 written section timings and 50% pass marks, Part 3 practical entry-level competence sections, Cultural Safety Training becoming mandatory from the Auckland Stage 2 assessment in June 2026, CCEA fees from 1 July 2025, and separate Chiropractic Board registration fees.

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1Which statement best describes CCEA's role for overseas qualified chiropractors seeking Australia or New Zealand registration?
A.It grants final Australian registration after a candidate passes a written examination.
B.It is the assessing authority for Chiropractor ANZSCO 252111 and assesses knowledge, clinical skills, and professional attributes.
C.It issues migration visas for chiropractors after Ahpra confirms registration.
D.It replaces the Chiropractic Board of Australia for all overseas qualified applicants.
Explanation: CCEA is the assessing authority for Chiropractor ANZSCO 252111. It assesses knowledge, clinical skills, and professional attributes for overseas qualified chiropractors seeking Australia or New Zealand registration, but it does not grant final registration or visas.
2A candidate asks whether CCEA assessment success means they are automatically registered as a chiropractor in Australia. What is the best answer?
A.Yes. A successful CCEA assessment is the final registration decision in Australia.
B.Yes, but only if the candidate also submits Form D.
C.No. CCEA assessments are used only for New Zealand registration and never for Australia.
D.No. Migration assessment and registration are separate, and Chiropractic Board and Ahpra registration standards still apply.
Explanation: Migration and registration are separate. A successful CCEA assessment does not guarantee registration because final registration requirements are determined by the Chiropractic Board of Australia and Ahpra.
3When does Stage 1 Desktop Audit processing begin?
A.Only after all required documents and payment have been received.
B.As soon as a candidate sends any one identity document.
C.Immediately after the candidate books Stage 2.
D.Only after Ahpra grants general registration.
Explanation: Stage 1 starts only after all required documents and the required payment are received. Submitting partial documents does not start the full processing period.
4A candidate submits a complete Stage 1 Desktop Audit application with all required documents and payment. What processing timeframe should they understand may apply?
A.It is completed immediately on the same day.
B.It always takes exactly two weeks.
C.It may take up to six weeks.
D.It cannot begin until Stage 2 has been passed.
Explanation: Once all required documents and payment have been received, Stage 1 Desktop Audit may take up to six weeks. The process should not be described as instant or as a fixed exact duration.
5Which pathway step applies to all candidates from their country of residence?
A.Stage 2 Competency Based Assessment only
B.Immediate Chiropractic Board registration
C.Stage 1 Desktop Audit
D.A migration visa grant
Explanation: The CCEA pathway includes Stage 1 Desktop Audit for all candidates from their country of residence. Stage 2 Competency Based Assessment applies where required.
6Which form is intended for an Australia or New Zealand qualified or registered chiropractor seeking a migration assessment?
A.Form A
B.Form B
C.Form C
D.Form E
Explanation: Form A is for an Australia or New Zealand qualified or registered chiropractor seeking a migration assessment.
7Which candidate should use Form B?
A.A candidate with a qualification not recognised by CCEA who needs an individualised assessment.
B.A candidate updating a previous CCEA certificate or statement.
C.A candidate directed by a Chiropractic Board to sit the written assessment or OSCE.
D.A candidate with an overseas qualification recognised by CCEA as an accredited program.
Explanation: Form B is for an overseas qualification that CCEA recognises as an accredited program. Form C is used when the qualification is not recognised and requires individualised assessment.
8A candidate's chiropractic qualification is not recognised by CCEA as an accredited program and requires individualised assessment. Which form fits this situation?
A.Form A
B.Form C
C.Form B
D.Form D
Explanation: Form C is for qualifications that are not recognised by CCEA and require individualised assessment.
9Which form is used to request an update to a previous CCEA certificate or statement?
A.Form A
B.Form D
C.Form C
D.Form E
Explanation: Form D is for an update to a previous CCEA certificate or statement.
10Which form is intended for candidates directed by the Chiropractic Board of Australia or New Zealand Board to sit a written assessment and/or OSCE?
A.Form A
B.Form B
C.Form D
D.Form E
Explanation: Form E applies to candidates directed by the Chiropractic Board of Australia or the New Zealand Board to sit the written assessment and/or OSCE.

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