Comments on: Tips for Migration to Australia

By: ianlittle

ianlittle — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 06:20:14 +0000

Ramandeep – Your fears are well based. Buy the Project Australia Pack and follow the advice given there to obtain a better understanding of the situstion. In Australia it is more important to demonstrate your ability by doing work than to show capability by doing study. You and your wife will need to start thinking like Australians.

By: RAMANDEEP SINGH RANA

RAMANDEEP SINGH RANA — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 06:18:05 +0000

I am an engineer in mech. stream & very soon I am shifting to Melbourne with my wife as she is PR of australia. Presently in India I am a lecturer in an engg. college it is good job and respectable job here, but I am fearing that if i will not get job in australia things won’t shape good for either of us as my wife was earlier in Australia & she was unable to get any job as where ever she went for seeking job,employers said she was over qualified, as she is having three three masters degrees(master in computer applications, master of arts in english, & masters in information technology. Kindly suggest me where I can manage to apply & fix an appointment with the employers before I reach Melbourne.
email.- ramandeep1818@yahoo.com

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By: ianlittle

ianlittle — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 13:30:29 +0000

Robert - Buy Project Australia. That will give you all the information you need

By: ianlittle

ianlittle — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 11:33:14 +0000

Khadija – Got o our FAQ page and follow the links to the various sources of information.

By: ianlittle

ianlittle — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 23:27:51 +0000

Savendrajha - Buy Project Australia. This will give you a lot of valuable advice.

By: savendrajha

savendrajha — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 14:53:48 +0000

I am loooking immigration of australia . But I am fearing that if i will not get job in australia so it will be very tough for me. so i am looking immigartion with job. so any body can suggest or advise me about this moatter. what will be right choice to get australian immigartion with job.
to get a job in australia is a very hard task. but i am interested to get immigration of AU.

so any body can send me advise /suggetion on MY EMAIL – savendrajha@rediffamail.com /or savendrajha@yahoo.co.in

regards
s .jha

By: ianlittle

ianlittle — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 20:28:57 +0000

Mala – Bad timing is hard to beat. It is not an easy time to get a job at the moment particularly in the money world. It is not totally true that the only way you can get Australian experience is to get a job. I am an engineer, but I think the principles for transferring skills are independent of occupation. These are laid out in Project Australia – although in Project Australia they are written in an engineering context. You have to pro-actively counter the no Ozzie experience by demonstrating you know the Australian standards and practices, in theory at least, and the large proportion of the principles and practice are standard. A debt is a debt everywhere in the world. The next bit is a bit trickier. You need to demonstrate awareness of the areas where things are different. You can get a lot of information on the practices and regulations through the government law sites and professional associations. A good starting point is to have clearly on the front page of your CV that your qualifications have beve been assessed and accredited by one of the three Australian assessing authorities.
You are playing in a congested part of the labour market. Only about 30% of the jobs are advertised. It could easily be less in the current climate. Many companies advertise vacancies on their own web site – that’s about another 30%. The rest is networking. So get along to places where accountants meet. There are three associations to choose from. Look up there web sites and seee what events they are having.
Maybe your CV and cover letter are not as Australian as you think. Have you checked advertisement for accountants and made sure you are using the phrases and words Australians use throughout the document. Australianising is more than formatting.

By: Mala

Mala — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 03:18:39 +0000

As a qualified accountant recently migrated to Australia from the UK, I have been looking for a job for over a month now, registered with recruitment consultants as well as directly applying for advertised jobs….I have received NO responses so far and I am wondering what I am doing wrong. I have tried to “Australianise” my CV and cover letters and yet all I hear back is I do not have Australian work experiance…I already know that, and the only way I can gain that is to get a job! I feel like I am chasing my tail!

By: ianlittle

ianlittle — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 06:30:57 +0000

Malaya – You can make all sorts of suggestions just as you have asked this question – on our blog, or you can go to the contact us page. If you do not want the comments to be seen by the world – let us know. We see the comments before they are published.

By: Malaya

Malaya — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 18:00:10 +0000

do you guys have a recommendation section, i’d like to suggest some stuff