Jobs In Australia

[kwiz118]

Hi,

Can any Australian here advice me ways to find a job in Australia, in Accounting and/or IT field?

Qualifications, skills already assessed by National Institute of Accountants (NIA) Australia.

Any help, advises in this regard is very much appreciated.

With the job, also looking for a house, flat for rent (2 people).

Please reply to [email protected]

Thanks

Kwiz

PS: No migration agents please. I am not a rich guy.

[snoophound]

Tons of accounting jobs,perm or contract .

IT little tighter

Depends on Skills and experience.

Also what city do you want to live in.

quote=kwiz118,2005-08-03 08:45:55]

Hi,

Can any Australian here advice me ways to find a job in Australia, in Accounting and/or IT field?

Qualifications, skills already assessed by National Institute of Accountants (NIA) Australia.

Any help, advises in this regard is very much appreciated.

With the job, also looking for a house, flat for rent (2 people).

Please reply to [email protected]

Thanks

Kwiz

PS: No migration agents please. I am not a rich guy.

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[kwiz118]

Tons of accounting jobs,perm or contract .

IT little tighter

Depends on Skills and experience.

Also what city do you want to live in.

Not decided about the city yet.

Thanks for the info.

[Pink Mist]

Kwiz, try some of the employment agencies online, ie Seek, CareerOne, etc, most of these are connected to OZ newspapers online, try that angle.

[Chang_paarp]

kwiz118

Jobs and accomodation are not the issue, there area a good assortment in most cities.

Where are you from?

What passport/visa do you have?

What checkable qualifications do you have?

Are you prepared to work in "regional Australia"?

These will have more impact on your getting a job.

If you are under 25(?) and from the list of approved countries you may be elligable for a working holliday visa.

If not you are looking at a long hard road if your potential employer is not prepared to sponsor you..

A lot more information needed to give better advice.

CP

[kwiz118]

Kwiz, try some of the employment agencies online, ie Seek, CareerOne, etc, most of these are connected to OZ newspapers online, try that angle.

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Thanks,

I already browsed the websites that you have mentioned. Under each vacancy, they have clearly stated to apply only with proper VISA. Same with recruitment companies like Heys, Robert Walters etc. Too bad.

If you know any small time recruitment companies or small time accounting firms, located in regional Australia, please let me know. I feel that could be a worth segment for me to try.

Kwiz.

[bkk_mike]

Kwiz, try some of the employment agencies online, ie Seek, CareerOne, etc, most of these are connected to OZ newspapers online, try that angle.

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For IT - JobServe has quite a few Australian jobs, although, unless it says they'll handle relocation, you need a visa first. (catch 22)

[TizMe]

kwiz,

have you looked at http://www.immi.gov.au/migration/skilled/ ?

I think that you need the visa before applying for the jobs.

If you want to apply to live permanently in Australia under one of the General Skilled Migration visa categories you will need to meet all of the following basic requirements:

you must be under 45 years of age at the time you apply (unless you have been invited to apply for a General Skilled Migration visa)

your occupation must be listed on the Skilled Occupation List (SOL)

an organisation in Australia, known as the relevant assessing authority, must assess your skills as being suitable for this occupation

you must have a high level of English

you must have recent skilled work experience or have recently completed an Australian qualification as the result of two years full-time study in Australia.

If you don't meet all of the above requirements, you should not apply for a General Skilled Migration visa. There may be other skilled visa options that better suit you.

[samran]

Tiz,

if the OP has had his skills already assesed by the Australian regulating body, then my guess is he is already well down the path to getting an Australian migration visa, as this is a compulsory part of the process.

[kwiz118]

kwiz,

have you looked at http://www.immi.gov.au/migration/skilled/ ?

I think that you need the visa before applying for the jobs.

If you want to apply to live permanently in Australia under one of the General Skilled Migration visa categories you will need to meet all of the following basic requirements:

you must be under 45 years of age at the time you apply (unless you have been invited to apply for a General Skilled Migration visa)

your occupation must be listed on the Skilled Occupation List (SOL)

an organisation in Australia, known as the relevant assessing authority, must assess your skills as being suitable for this occupation

you must have a high level of English

you must have recent skilled work experience or have recently completed an Australian qualification as the result of two years full-time study in Australia.

If you don't meet all of the above requirements, you should not apply for a General Skilled Migration visa. There may be other skilled visa options that better suit you.

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Everything you have mentioned is fine and well set to submit the forms. But this process can take a long time.

If I am lucky enough to find a company who is interested in my skills and provide me a job offer (My guess is, they may not ask the company to sponsor me as I already have a sponsor), then I will be able to accelerate the process and also will be lucky enough to work from the day 1.

Whatever it is, we are definitely going to migrate either under skilled or some other category next year. Not going to waste my time here anymore.

[dr_Pat_Pong]

I wonder why the OP is so secretive about his nationality

[Jai Dee]

I wonder why the OP is so secretive about his nationality 

C'mon Doc, spill the beans... where's he from?

[dr_Pat_Pong]

Muang Thai. <_

[Pink Mist]

I seem to remember Kwiz saying he was from the sub continent or there abouts

[kwiz118]

I wonder why the OP is so secretive about his nationality 

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Thank you for the help. Can you delete this topic now or block it? I did a mistake by posting here.

Unbelievable..!!!

[Jai Dee]

What's your problem kwiz?

People on this forum have only offered helpful advice.

If you are open and honest with your approach, then your replies are going to be open and honest as well.

Try it sometime...

[dr_Pat_Pong]

Must have something to be ashamed of

[kwiz118]

What's your problem kwiz?

People on this forum have only offered helpful advice.

If you are open and honest with your approach, then your replies are going to be open and honest as well.

Try it sometime... 

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No it’s not about other people who have given me advices. I have thanked them for all replies.

I feel now it’s time to request to close this thread. If anyone wants to help me in this, please PM me so that I can reply and/or arrange to meet up.

Admin

I request to close this thread.

[dr_Pat_Pong]

Thy will be done

[Pink Mist]

was it something I said??

[dr_Pat_Pong]

was it something I said??

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The OP wanted it shut that's all