<blockquote rel="tootzkie">ganito po yun. Sa lahat ng mga visa grantees, ngayon pa lang magforward na kayo ng applications sa mga agencies like Hays, Hudson, etc. Since talagang may shortage sa skilled workers, they accommodate applicants with valid visa even though they are still in their home countries. Sa case ko, i'd been interviewed many times over skype and i indicated my expected date of arrival.
About resume, sinunod ko ang instruction ni katie049, like the use of british/australian spelling, i.e. centre, analyse, etc, the date should be dd/mm/yyyy format. Resume should be clear, concise and complete. Indicate your level of expertise. Yes, you may exaggerate but make sure you can justify it on the interview.
Be yourself during the interview. Practice to speak and do some rehearsal before the interview. Be spontaneous and make sure you are well-versed with technical terms related to your job knowledge and skills.
Sa lahat ng mga nagcongratulate, maraming salamat po, nakakataba ng puso. I hope to see you all in australia. </blockquote>
Thanks! @tootzkie for sharing...that idea is very informative to us.
Tip ko lang din sa mga newly grantees who are looking for a job in Oz provide yourself an Aussie sim card pabili na lang kayo sa friend nyo sa Oz para accessible kayo o madaling kontakin. This is an idea from my friend who are already in Oz.