In demand jobs in Australia

Bryann

Yun part time po dito, ibang iba sa Pinas. Pwede ka madaming part time dito. Most moms dito ganun ginagawa para meron time para sa mga anak, saka maganda din sweldo kahit papaano. Sometimes yun mga part time / temp / casual jobs nagiging path din to permanent full time jobs kapag nagustuhan ka ng employer.

Jlow

@Bryann Hi Bryann, what about pag student ka, madali lang ba makahanap ng partime? considering na napakamahal maging student dyan. On going pa naman application ko.

Jlow

@Bryann saang state po ba kau? kahit ba student madali makahanap partime dyan?

Bryann

@Jlow,

Hi. NSW po ako, Sydney. Nag-student visa din ako 10 years ago. Madali lang mag-sign up ka sa mga recruiting agency para sila na tatawag sayo if meron casual job. 20 hours per week lang po limit kapag student visa, kasi expected nila pag student visa holder ka you already have enough funds to support yourself. Pandagdag lang sa daily expense yun part time job.

Sa experience ko dati madali, mga office jobs lang trabaho ko before like data entry or office assistant. But then again, this was 10 years ago so hindi ko sure ang market ngayon, depende din sa experience and skills mo. Hope this helps.

LokiJr

@Bryann, standardized ba ang rates sa part time? Yun bang sigurado kang hindi ka aabusuhin at babayaran ka lang nang maliit dyan pag part time? hehe

Saka walk-in ba usually ang part time jobs dyan?

razlem712

Mga sirs/mam nasa AUS na, ask lang po, in - demand pa din ba ang Telecom Technician jobs ( fiber optics, 3G, 4G, LTE Technology etc..) ? Pwede din bang mag double job pag anjan k n? Thank you po

LokiJr

@razlem712, would you fall under "Radio Communications Technicians"? Nasa occupation list ng Australia kasi yun meaning hindi ka mahihirapan sa visa masyado kasi may demand naman sa ganung trabaho.

In terms of work...nasa sa inyo yun kung kaya ng katawan niyo. Most of the members here in this forum are planning to get one full time job and then a few part time jobs too 🙂

razlem712

Thank you sir @LokiJr

Bryann

@LokiJr

Yes sir meron po kasi mahigpit na batas dito regarding wages and employment, yun fair work australia.

http://www.fairwork.gov.au/Pages/default.aspx

Mas mataas po rates sa part time and casual. Pero sa permanent alam ko minimum wage is around AUD18.75 per hour. If mali paki-correct na lang sa mga members. 🙂 Depende din sa industry mas mataas yun iba.

audrey26

Hi, new member po. I'm a 25 year old Filipina, currently residing here in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. I have a marketing communications degree from University of Asia and the Pacific (Pasig, Philippines), however, because of the limtied job opportunities for women here in Riyadh, my professional experience is not related to my degree. I am looking into making a life in Australia sana, a lot are suggesting going through the education route. I want to pursue sana po Graphic Design.. it is not included in SOL pero included in CSOL.. gusto ko lang po malaman if anyone knows the status of the graphic design industry in AU, or if it's possible to get a PR with the profession.. I think most, if not all, of us naman po eh tinatarget ang pagkakaroon ng PR someday. I am decided po on studying again, I'm just not sure po kung anong course ang kukunin ko, gusto po sana ipursue ung Graphic Design because it's the career that I want for myself, pero iniisip ko rin po ung job opportunities in AU at ung chances of a PR with that profession. I would appreciate po any response, advise or clarifications.

LokiJr

@audrey26, pag wala po sa SOL yung occupation niyo, it's either you need to look for an employer first or state sponsorship 🙂 Pasyal pasyal po kayo sa mga ibang threads sa forum for more info 🙂

ringo

Hello po, gusto ko lang itanong if how is the IT Industry in Australia specially Network Engineer. Dito po kasi sa SG madami paring available kaso nga inuuna mga PR and locals. Ganun din ba jan sa OZ? Tapos nag hihigpit narin dito sa SG lalo na after the new rules implemented.

audrey26

@LokiJr thank you, even the other members are suggesting that I take up something listed in SOL kasi nga you can apply for PR even without an employer. I'm actually considering Architecture, since that is included in SOL and my father is also an architect himself. I figured this may be a useful course for us in the future. Any idea on how the architecture industry is in OZ? thank you again.

LokiJr

@ringo, lahat naman po ng developed countries naghihigpit na kasi maraming ngang gusto sumubok ng bagong buhay sa mas maunlad na bansa...same goes for Australia so if you have the capacity to apply for a visa...do it as soon as possible kasi maghihigpit pa lalo yan as the years go by 🙂 Karamihan po sa mga forumers ay galing IT industry so yes, maraming demand sa Australia hehe

@audrey26, I would look at your situation this way...Saang trabaho ba kayo masaya at ano ang main skillset ninyo? Pangit naman kung kukuha kayo ng kurso at trabaho dahil yun ang makapagbibigay sa inyo ng visa...in the long run, hindi niyo rin maeenjoy ang stay niyo. Buhay niyo yan kaya wag niyong bayaang ang visa ang magdidikta sa takbo nun 😃

For starters, kumuha po muna kayo ng IELTS at ipa-skills assessment niyo yung current occupation niyo...😃

audrey26

@LokiJr I appreciate the advise, believe me, yan din ang nasa isip ko. It just happens that along with starting a career, I also have a goal of making a life for myself outside of this country. I live in Saudi Arabia currently and if you don't already know, career opportunities for women and freedom is very limited here. Obtaining a PR is really part of my goal, I'm sure hindi lang ako. Unfotunately, my work experiences mainly consist of various deskjobs lang, or whatever is available so I'm pretty assessment is out of the question na. Kaya nga ang goal ko ngayon is to start anew, hopefully in Oz. I have already taken my IELTS last Feb, overall 8.5 so no problem there. Thank you again for your advise.

LokiJr

@audrey26 Ok got it po...so balak niyo po ba bumalik muna ng Pinas tapos dito na lang mag-aral? (unless you have that much money saved for the student visa)

Kung gusto niyo po ng clean slate sa nominated occupation ito po yung SOL sa Australia...lahat ng occupation na andyan in demand sa Australia (it will not guarantee you a job but at least there's a job market for these skills)

http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/_pdf/updated-sol.pdf

It's good to note po na malaking factor din yung work experience niyo sa chances niyong makakuha ng trabaho. Puwede ngang nag-aral kayo ng engineering para makapunta ng Australia pero kung 0 work experience rin kayo, mahihirapan din kayo makahanap.

Bata pa naman kayo so mabuti siguro one step at a time. IELTS is a huge step, so next would be work experience and the right nominated occupation.

audrey26

@LokiJr thank ulet sa reply. Yup, I checked that updated list, and even ung mga previous list, dyan ko nakita na kasama ung Architecture. Based on sa mga replies sakin ng ibang members and other people I have consulted, it's better daw to take a course that's included in SOL kasi I can apply myself for PR even without an Australian employer to sponsor me. Atsaka plus points din daw if I have completed at least two years of study in Australia.

I'm not sure pa if sa Pinas ako mangagaling, right know I just want to gather as much information as I can about the pathway that I'm going to take. Feeling ko nga din useful kahit papano ung mga work experience ko, at least man lang kahit sa paghahanap ng part time/casual while studying. Thank you ulet ah. I would appreciate the other members' input as well.

lock_code2004

<blockquote rel="audrey26">@LokiJr thank ulet sa reply. Yup, I checked that updated list, and even ung mga previous list, dyan ko nakita na kasama ung Architecture. Based on sa mga replies sakin ng ibang members and other people I have consulted, it's better daw to take a course that's included in SOL kasi I can apply myself for PR even without an Australian employer to sponsor me. Atsaka plus points din daw if I have completed at least two years of study in Australia.

@audrey26 - you can also take a course if the skill/occupation is in the CSOL (not just SOL), once completed, you can then apply for State Sponsorship.. so really don't need an employer aswell to do this.. you can apply by yourself.. this is visa 190 in skillselect..

so my suggestion, is also to check the specific State's Occupation List..

example lang:

archi might not be in demand in Sydney, but is only in demand in perth.
graphic designer might be in demand in all states...

so kung alin ang mas maraming demand, un ang may chance na ma-sponsor ka ng state..

gemini23

Is it possible na yung napili mong i-take na course based sa list sa SOL or CSOl hindi na sya kasama or in-demand after 2 years?

LokiJr

@gemini23, musta po yung bakasyon sa Australia? hehe

Yes, that's very possible po. My nominated occupation was in the SOL two years ago and now it's not. Same goes for jobs such as accountants...there's a speculation that it's going to be taken out of the list in the future, so kung kaya mag-apply ngayon, do it as early as possible.

As for the CSOL, it's a broad list so hindi mawawala basta basta yung occupation doon...after all, kelangan mo ng some kind of sponsorship to get a visa e hehe

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