In demand jobs in Australia

sana_abot_pa · June 2012

Sinong may mga trabaho na sa Perth/WA?

Share naman.. Salamat!

k_mavs · June 2012

Reply to @sana_abot_pa: Mas maganda sir state nyo kung anung klaseng work.

LokiJr · June 2012

@katlin924 kumusta na? anong balita sayo? nasa Australia ka na diba?

Malapit na yung mga annual seminars ng mga migration agents sa Pinas! Maki-balita rin tayo sa kanila kung may mga bagong in demand jobs

k_mavs · June 2012

Reply to @LokiJr: San naman yung seminar ng mga agents sir Loki?

LokiJr · June 2012

Yung last year sometime around August or September sila nagpost

cel · June 2012

Reply to @sheep: Hi! Under ako sa quality management system ng planta. Plant admin ako ng documentation system. Involded din ako sa audit minsan. Ok assessment mo sa professional engineer? Engineers australia? Di na ako pede dun sa UP grad kasi matagal na akong graduate. Salamat!

cel · June 2012

@lock_code2004: Hi again! salamat po ulit sa reply! Sir, tama po ba,
1. tingnan ko kung san malapit ang job description ko at dun ako magpapassess; and
2. pag-ok ang assessment, un na nag job catergory na aapplyan ko?
Salamat again!

lock_code2004 · June 2012

Reply to @cel: tama.. but before you do everything.. check the new SOL released effective July 1 2012.. kung nasa list pa ba ang job categories na malapit sa skills mo..

Your strategy will also depend on that..

carlaliza · June 2012

Magandang araw po sa lahat, (Mahaba po ito, please bear with me

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Newbie po here at nagbabalak mag-migrate sa Australia with my defacto partner and 3yo kid. Nagbabasa-basa na po ako pero iba pa din ang own shared experiences kaya gusto ko sana humingi ng advices. We are considering both skilled migration and student visa (max of 2 years lang sana if ever). Preferably in NSW where my relatives are so they can provide our needs atm. Here are our info:

1. Mommy - graduate of Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from UPLB (Section1), licensed, practiced with animal hospital for 1 year then 3 years with own pet clinic as vet and proprietress. Sideline as RareJob online English Tutor and Odesk Freelance Writer. Got brother/aunts/uncles that are willing to sponsor either for student visa or any kind of visa (lol).
Prob: DVM from Phil is not recognized unless you take the NVE (Australian Exam) but not recommended (due to discrimination and cost).
Alternatives:
A. Other SOLs: Agricultural Consultant/Technician but I think I need farm work experience first (idk if okay na yung 1 year magtrabaho sa farm as Vetassess quoted "1 year most relevant experience" and kung marerecognize kahit hindi BS Agriculture) or Medical Administrator because I own the pet clinic.
B. Student Visa: I don't have any idea kung anung course ang most possible/fastest/cheapest option para mapasama sa SOL list to permanent residency din. I checked TAFE and read din here na basta may cricos and >92weeks ok na. Maganda din daw na relevant sa previous course. Meron yung veterinary nurse cert IV / Master of VetMEd/ diploma of permaculture pero wala naman sa SOL list. May nagsuggest din na Master of Accountancy pero mawawala na daw sa SOL.

2. Daddy - diploma of Computer Engineering Technology form QCPU (Section 3), 3 years with company, 3 years with our pet clinic as computer technician/groomer/assistant. NC1&2 Automotive Technology from Tesda without experience yet. No relatives in Australia.
Prob: He got only a diploma not bachelor's degree. Computer Technician is not in SOL list. Automotive experience is needed.
Alternatives:
A. Practice Automotive for 5 years in the Philippines.
B. Make the computer technician diploma a BS degree here or Aus (idk how)
C. Student Visa: Any kind but my relatives would opted to have me as the primary applicant in this visa.

Aside from these, magkakaroon na ng skillselect na hindi namin alam if advantageous or not. We checked state sponsorship and employer-sponsored pero negative. With regards to IELTS I think I have better chances of getting a higher score than my partner that could be advantageous as a primary applicant.

Any comment/ suggestion/ recommendation would be a great help.

lock_code2004 · June 2012

Reply to @carlaliza: very interesting case..

a) COST - if you are saying mahal ang NVE, would it cost you the same amount to take a new course?.. un nga lang pag student visa na kayo, pwde kayo sponsor ng relatives nyo and you can work part time in australia..
b) TIME consideration - pag student visa, mas mabilis n agad alis, compared sa time na kailangan for vet skills assessment..
c) if you choose to enroll vet related course in australia, will you be required to take NVE again, or hindi na dahil australian school na kayo graduate?

looking at all these factors, mukhang mas okay na route ang student visa...
just my opinion.. good luck po!!

jrgene · June 2012

Reply to @carlaliza:

Hi Carla just want to ask personal question "Batang Gapo" k po ba.

Cheers

carlaliza · June 2012

thank you po for the replies. yes po, from olongapo nga hehe.

client po kita?

with regards sa NVE, aside from cost (bout 1Mphp exam pa lang) wala pa kasing success stories from Philippine applicants and highly discouraged by alumni. If I would take the DVM course in Australia, I need to complete the 5years full term (plus full payment) para hindi na mag-NVE. kung meron mang ma-ccredit from previous course, need pa din bayaran ng buo. anlupit talaga.

if we will have student visa, would it be just a way to find a working permit sponsor or it could be recognized para maging SOL after getting a diploma? for example, kapag ba kumuha ako ng TAFE 2yrs diploma of permaculture pwede na sya bilang SOL for agricultural consultant? pano ba ang ginagawa usually ng mga bearer ng student visa para maging PR?

maraming salamat po ^^

LokiJr · June 2012

@carlaliza, nasubukan niyo na po ba yung state sponsorship? Hindi na masyadong recommended yung Student Visa route (lalo na kung PR visa at trabaho talaga habol niyo) kasi hinihigpitan lalo ng Australia yun. After Student Visa, kailangan niyo ng Bridging Visa para maging permanent resident kaya madugo siya...baka naman may state na naghahanap ng migrants na may skillset tulad ng sa inyo ng mister niyo

sheep · June 2012

tama po kayo lokijy..maraming student visa dito na nag sisisi dahil sa mahirap bale nadala s amatamis na salita ng mga agency nila kesyo daw pwede mag work ng 20hrs..eh ang 20 hrs ba yan pwede ba yan mkabayad ng tuition baka nga sa bahal plang pa,mbayad yan...i'm not discouraging yoou sa student visa kung may milyones ka then why not? pero kung limitado pera mo,wag nlang kasi what if pag graduate mo wala na sa sol? anong gagawin mo..better look for experience in automotive kasi in demand yan dito at malay mo after sa experience mo luluiwag nman ang immigration nila, hindi ko sinasabi na ganyan pero why gagasto ng milyon kung may ibang paraan na "SAFE" ...

zaldypia25 · June 2012

Good day po sa lahat

newbie po ako here I just want to know if in-demand po ba na work dyan sa Oz ang RN na geriatric nursing ang specialization? plan ko po kasi na magtry ng luck ko dyan if ever, salamat po sa makakasagot.

LokiJr · June 2012

Hi po @zaldypia25, hindi po ako sigurado sa specialty niyo pero in demand ang nurses sa Australia at kahit wala sa listahan yung field ninyo, puwede kayo mag apply sa "Registered Nurse NEC" which means all others hehe...Yun nga lang, pagdating niyo dun kailangan niyo rin mag-aral or magpa-accredit uli pero at least nasa Australia na kayo

http://www.visabureau.com/australia/skilled-occupation-list.aspx#schedule2

zaldypia25 · June 2012

@LokiJr, thanks po sa link. ble RN (aged care) 254412 pla ung category ko if ever. nweiz thanks po ulit

LokiJr · June 2012

yun hehe...pag-aralan niyo na lang paano mag apply sa skillselect and you should be all set

Silhouette · June 2012

in demand po ba ang mga accountant or accounting clerk sa Queensland? Nakakatakot, baka matengga ako ng matagal

LokiJr · June 2012

check niyo po sa seek, may option dun na nakafilter yung state.

Silhouette · June 2012

thanks

smartbrat · June 2012

I'm not sure if I'm on the right thread... anyway, ok lang ba to use as referee sa resume my boss who is here in Bahrain? Thanks!

divy · June 2012

hi, i'm a newbie here:) in demand ba sa AU ang pre-elem/kindergarten teacher o sped/special education teacher?

lock_code2004 · June 2012

Reply to @divy: Hi welcome to PinoyAu.. First indicator is to look at the SOL or SKilled Occupation List (new list effective Jul 1 2012).

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

I can see some special needs teacher in the list..

LokiJr · July 2012

@smartbrat, employers in Australia would want as many relevant references as possible. Isama mo lang lagi contact details nila hehe

HaideeN · July 2012

Hello po sa lahat. Gaano po kalaki ang possibility na ma sponsor ng company pag nag work na sa australia? Im going to lodge my student visa application by august and kasama ko po hubby ko who is a mining engineer by profession. He's been offered jobs there but unfortunately the companies requires him to have a visa or that he's in australia already. Konti na lang po mga companies na nag sponsor ng off shore applicants.Thank you po.

LokiJr · July 2012

If I remember correctly puwede magfull time ang partner kung student visa yung isa...so posible naman po yan. Nasa employer ultimately kung bibigyan siya ng PR visa or magiging contractual lang siya...sana PR! hehe

Sushigurl · August 2012

To my dear kababayan, please note that "occupation on demand list" and "recognized uni degree" are only good for migration purposes and would not guarantee you a job. I have the same wrong notion, pagdating dto e local experience hanap nila. I have signed up with almost all headhunters here in syd. My professional license, together with my 15+years work experiences, all thrown out to the rubbish bin... One have to start from the bottom, no problem with that sana.. E kaso, back to the same question. "Local experience" issue.
Do ensure you have at least 3 months back up funds when you move here.

freelancer_babe · August 2012

Reply to @Sushigurl: that's weird. First Australia says they need more skilled workers, tapos in the end gusto rin lang nilang maghire ng may local experience - but in the first place kaya sila nagpoprovide ng mga occupation lists, kasi may shortage at di sila makahanap ng locals?

How big should a 3-month backup fund be?

Sushigurl · August 2012

Reply to @freelancer_babe: Correct ka dyan! maramng nainis sa totoo lang... be it pinoy or other nationalities... Per our observation, ang nangyari kasi e nag overlapped yung rule nila.
They grant a bridging gap visa to certain degrees. Hence, nag over supply ng employees on certain industry. Unfortunately, close na yung website na www.philippines.com.au, andami nagblog run hindi makahanap ng work for 3 months. Hopefully, things will get better. For single, at least 5k usd if wala kang matutuluyan and you're on your own. Mabuti na yung handa.
See news below.

http://au.news.yahoo.com/today-tonight/lifestyle/article/-/12721871/MigrantsleavingAustralia-TodayTonight_files/