Civil Engineering job prospects
#17
Just Joined
Joined: Apr 2017
Posts: 5
Re: Civil Engineering job prospects
Infrastructure projects on the east coast are booming. West Coast mining stuff is struggling.
You may get some temporary work. Not impossible. Companies need short term workers for a project or part of a project.
If you are young enough to be on the visa waiver program I would hardly say that's experienced just because you have a degree. Quite inexperienced actually, but that's a good thing as you will be cheap.
You may get some temporary work. Not impossible. Companies need short term workers for a project or part of a project.
If you are young enough to be on the visa waiver program I would hardly say that's experienced just because you have a degree. Quite inexperienced actually, but that's a good thing as you will be cheap.
I'm leaving the UK for australia as a single person with no family ties. I'm going to try and stay optimistic.
#18
Lost in BE Cyberspace
Joined: Dec 2010
Posts: 14,040
Re: Civil Engineering job prospects
I'm experienced because i have been working as a construction engineer for 11 years and completed a degree in the process. I earn around the top rate going for engineers in london and wouldnt leave that behind if i didnt believe in my abilities.
I'm leaving the UK for australia as a single person with no family ties. I'm going to try and stay optimistic.
I'm leaving the UK for australia as a single person with no family ties. I'm going to try and stay optimistic.
None the less you will find work and you will have a ball.
Having the positive attitude you have is the key. Enjoy the trip.