Youth Worker

Assessed by Community Work Australia

ANZSCO 411716STSOL

Subclass 190, 491 invitation rounds, points cut-offs & EOI trends

As of 5 March 2026, subclass 190 invitations for Youth Worker (ANZSCO 411716) were issued at 80 points. Subclass 491 sits at 75 points (15 December 2025).

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Latest Youth Worker invitation rounds & points

Subclass 190

80pts

5 Mar 2026

Unchanged · 2 rounds so far this FY

Subclass 491

Easing

75pts

15 Dec 2025

Up from 70 · 3 rounds so far this FY

70–100 pts over last 4 rounds

See full round history

Subclass 189 wait estimates · — EOI pool

Not enough recent rounds to compute a wait estimate for this subclass.

189 rank can be estimated from points and DOE; 190 and state/territory-nominated 491 are selected by each jurisdiction under its own policy and priorities, so a national EOI queue rank doesn't apply.

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Is my points score enough for Youth Worker?

Can I get invited for Youth Worker with my points?

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189 Invitation Predictions

What points and Date of Effect may be needed for Youth Worker in the next 189 round?

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See the predicted cutoff score and Date of Effect for Youth Worker if a given number of 189 invitations are issued in the next round.

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Cut-offs & capacity

Minimum Points Invited

All sources · 6 data points

Points Summary

Highest

100

Lowest

70

Average

82

Across 6 federal rounds

Point Reality Gauge

EOI minimum vs actual invited

Minimum (65)Actual (80)

Key Insights for Youth Worker

  • Points are rising. Recent invited scores for Youth Worker are rising, which suggests competition may be increasing. Higher points generally improve 189 ranking; 190/491 outcomes still depend on each state and territory's policy and priorities.

  • 5 rounds so far in FY25-26. Youth Worker has been invited in 5 invitation rounds this financial year. The round count alone doesn't indicate future demand or guarantee invitations.

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A profile of the invited

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Youth Worker EOI queue & points distribution

How many people are ahead of me in the EOI pool for Youth Worker?

EOI Pool Distribution (All Subclasses)

08/2026 snapshot · 127 submitted EOIs in queue

Peak Points

90

At 80+ pts

79

Below Cutoff

48

EOI Submission Trends

Feb 24 – Aug 26

Latest

127

MoM Change

0 (0.0%)

Peak Month

Jul 26 (127)

EOI Queue Age

Backlog by submission month — 08/2026 snapshot

Counts may differ from the EOI pool total. "Month Submitted" reflects the last submission date, and the Qlik data model may distribute EOIs across multiple months. Use this chart for relative distribution, not absolute queue sizes.

In Queue

127

Oldest Waiting

Aug 24

Total Invited

29

Invitation Trends

Mar 24 – Aug 26

Latest

4

MoM Change

-3 (-42.9%)

Peak Month

May 26 (13)

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Youth Worker round history

Round History

Source:
  • N/AWAOfficial
    80
    Est. Invitations
    ·
    Salary
    ·
    DOE / EOI
    onshore
  • N/AWAOfficial
    80
    Est. Invitations
    ·
    Salary
    ·
    DOE / EOI
    in_state
  • 491QLDCommunity
    75
    Est. Invitations
    ·
    Salary
    💰100000
    ·
    DOE / EOI
    onshore
  • 491QLDCommunity
    70
    Est. Invitations
    ·
    Salary
    💰100000
    ·
    DOE / EOI
    onshore
  • 491QLDCommunity
    100
    Est. Invitations
    ·
    Salary
    💰-
    ·
    DOE / EOI
    onshore
  • 491VICCommunity
    85
    Est. Invitations
    ·
    Salary
    💰-
    ·
    DOE / EOI
    onshore
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Youth Worker 190 / 491 state nominations

Which states nominate Youth Worker for 190 or 491?

190/491 State Nominations

EOI queue & eligibility per state for this occupation

NSWListed

27EOIs

Peak Bracket

75pts

Above Cutoff80

12(44%)

30M Trend

1150%

Points Distribution

Queue Trend (30M)

Invited & Lodged (30M)

VICListed

23EOIs

Peak Bracket

90+pts

Above Cutoff80

17(74%)

30M Trend

2200%

Points Distribution

Queue Trend (30M)

Invited & Lodged (30M)

QLDNot listed

18EOIs

Peak Bracket

90+pts

Above Cutoff80

8(44%)

30M Trend

550%

Points Distribution

Queue Trend (30M)

Invited & Lodged (30M)

SA?Unknown

20EOIs

Peak Bracket

75pts

Above Cutoff80

9(45%)

30M Trend

500%

Points Distribution

Queue Trend (30M)

Invited & Lodged (30M)

WA?Unknown

51EOIs

Peak Bracket

90+pts

Above Cutoff80

28(55%)

30M Trend

1567%

Points Distribution

Queue Trend (30M)

Invited & Lodged (30M)

TAS?Unknown

10EOIs

Peak Bracket

75pts

Above Cutoff80

4(40%)

30M Trend

233%

Points Distribution

Queue Trend (30M)

Invited & Lodged (30M)

NT?Unknown

14EOIs

Peak Bracket

65pts

Above Cutoff80

5(36%)

30M Trend

367%

Points Distribution

Queue Trend (30M)

Invited & Lodged (30M)

ACT?Unknown

10EOIs

Peak Bracket

90+pts

Above Cutoff80

5(50%)

30M Trend

300%

Points Distribution

Queue Trend (30M)

EOI counts may include multi-state nominations.

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Common questions about Youth Worker

What are the latest 190 and 491 cut-offs for Youth Worker?

For Youth Worker: subclass 190 was last invited at 80 points (5 March 2026). subclass 491 was last invited at 75 points (15 December 2025).

How do I compare to applicants who got invited for Youth Worker?

Subclass 190 and state/territory-nominated 491 invitations are issued by each state and territory under its own policy and priorities — not by national EOI queue order. ImmiTrend's Check My Score compares your points, English, salary, partner status, onshore/offshore status and NAATI against community-reported invited samples for Youth Worker. Samples may be incomplete — for reference only, not a guarantee.

Which states nominate Youth Worker for 190/491?

Youth Worker has state-nomination activity in: NSW, QLD, VIC. State lists and quotas change each program year — check each state's official list.

How often are Youth Worker invitation rounds held?

Youth Worker has received invitations in 5 rounds so far in FY25-26.

Related occupations

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Last updated 31 August 2026Sources:OfficialEstimated

Community-reported and estimated figures are indicative and may be incomplete — treat them as a guide, not a guarantee. Official figures come from Home Affairs / SkillSelect.

General information only — not migration advice.

Compiled by ImmiTrend from official SkillSelect data.