Employment Opportunity

In the last decade, Australia’s economic boom has resulted in low inflation rates, unemployment rates and interest rates. The Australian economy is open and competitive, fighting with the superpowers of the world in terms of standard of living, dynamic private sector and resilient workforce. All these factors make Australia one of the best destinations not only for education but also for employment and eventual immigration.

Advantages of working in Australia

• Low unemployment rate
  As of December 2018, the unemployment rate in Australia was 5%
• Continued economic growth
  Economic growth has been miraculously unequaled in Australia creating new jobs in almost every industry for all kinds of skilled workers
• Increasingly affordable housing Australia’s property prices have witnessed a significant drop and this trend is expected to continue
• Excellent quality of life Australis is home to an excellent public education and healthcare system, internationally renowned universities, world-class infrastructure & plenty of open spaces, making it an ideal place to live and raise a family
• Superior wages & working conditions Australia’s minimum wage limits are one of the highest in the world with a government body ensuring that employees receive all entitlements
• Equal opportunity for all Australia is committed to empower underrepresented and marginalised communities by enforcing a no-discrimination policy at workplaces on a national level
• Multicultural & accepting culture Australia has a highly multicultural population with over 50% of the populations having international roots
• Geographic diversity Australia has a large range of geographical terrain from scenic natural landscapes and vibrant and buzzing city life, providing its residents with the best of both worlds right at their fingertips

Working while studying:

During academic sessions, a student can work up to 40 hours every 2 weeks and full-time during breaks. In order to work while getting an education in Australia, students require a student visa with work permission. Since 2008, Australian student visas come equipped with the permission to work. To be eligible for a work permit, students must be pursuing a minimum two-year degree course.

To open a bank account in Australia, students require a Tax File Number, which is similar to the social security number system in the US. The average pays for student visa holders ranges between $10-$15 per hour. International students working in Australia have the same rights as Australian students.

Industries that offer part-time paid opportunities:

• Hospitality
• Retail
• Tourism
• Telemarketing & Sales
• Tutoring
• Administrative & Clerical Roles

Tips for finding work in Australia:

• Brush up your CV
• Take advantage of your university’s career services
• Work on your personal interview skills
• Begin the job hunt a few months in advance
• Explore the local networks for potential job opportunities

The VIDHAAN team will keep in touch with you even after you land in Australia and begin your higher education journey! Find out the resources and guidance that will be available to you post your departure by consulting with our experts!

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