Working in Australia

Here is a link to a  pretty accurate article from the BBC

However the jobs are everywhere - literally, butcher, bakers and the food sector in general.

Air Conditioning engineeers to welders are needed in the trade sector , but also a whole range of carpenters, contruction workers to project managers.

Car mechanics are needed, as are teachers and town planners.

The health care sector would take a 1000 doctors and dentists tomorrow, not to mention other health practitioners.

Yes, we also want miners.

The market is wide open but only one in 3 jobs ever get advertised.

With our partners in Australia we actually take our clients details and directly present them to job holders; so once past the information gathering stage there are no agents to deal with, no ads to study , no job boards to follow we , with our partners, guide you through the process.

To help you research Australia we have a comprehensive website but also "Working in Australia " groups on Facebook and LinkedIn. Also the internet has comprehensive info on every aspect of moving to Australia 

So if you have a certified trade skill or a professional qualification, are a native English speaker or hold a level 5-7 IELTS (www.ielts.org) qualification you should download this document  and send everything to us by email using enquiries@skillsprovision.co.uk

We place people from around the world but you do have to fit the Australian government guidelines and they don't want people without skills or those who don't speak acceptable English so please don't waste your time or ours, if you don't meet the base criteria.  

Author: Chris Slay