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Old Dec 31st 2007, 11:20 am
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Originally Posted by Space-bunny
Came here in 2005. My b/f is a head chef. He had so much work it was coming outta his ears. In Sydney, he just did casual work he worked about 40-50 hours a week and brought in about $1000 a week minus tax. Penalty rates = V good money.

http://www.chefsontherun.com.au Sydney/Brisbane

Also same story in Cairns with forde recruitment.

http://www.forderecruitment.com.au

Living in tassie now where they are crying out for chefs, and thank goodness they where. My b/f got a job and his work sponsored him as and we now have our perm residency.

Here you must go to tafe or college and train to be a chef. Thats what they mean here most of the time when you see adds in the paper for qualified chefs. You have 1st 2nd 3rd year apprentice then they qualify as a chef. We found that v strange when we came here. My b/f got his job on experience/cv and that his boss phoned up the agencies he had worked for and got good references.

No worries getting work in Aus as long as you arent a cowboy/cowgirl.
This is comforting to know as my husband trained as a chef on experience and has worked his way up to Chef Manager.

We were worried that they wouldnt take him as he is not college trained and it is nice to see that things have worked out for you.

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Old Apr 24th 2008, 12:56 pm
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Video of Cookery training etc. in Oz http://www.skillsone.com.au/Industry...e-Should-Know/
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