Engineering
 

A son of a family acquaintance abroad has just gotten a 476 visa, recognised graduate. He has a degree in engineering that he has just obtained, so 22 or 23 years old. English is not his native language but he has excellent English skills.

He wanted advice from me about breaking into the engineering field in Australia, and tips for moving. I am not an engineer so I have no idea. Tips for moving, I can cover.

Engineers, what "foot in the door" advice would you have for a fresh graduate on that visa?

Re: Engineering
 

What type of engineering did the person study?

Re: Engineering
 

Mechanical engineering.

Re: Engineering
 

Here is the list of top to bottom:

• Mechanical Engineer.
• Production or Plant Engineer.
• Aeronautical Engineer.
• Agricultural Engineer.
• Biomedical Engineer.
• Engineering Technologist.
• Environmental Engineer.
• Telecommunications Field Engineer.
• Artificial Intelligence (AI)
• Software Engineering
• Industry 4.0
• Quantum Computing / Mechanics
• Data Science
• Automation / RPA
• 3D Printing

Re: Engineering
 

List of what? Types of engineering? How does this help the OP?

Re: Engineering
 

Here's some grad programs - many of the grad employers will start advertising again in Feb/March - be aware that some of them have specific rules regarding residency on oz
https://au.gradconnection.com/gradua...ng-mechanical/ - good luck!

Re: Engineering
 

https://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum/136

where the youngsters discuss the grad programmes. oh to be young again.

Re: Engineering
 

Australian Graduate programmes generally exclude anyone with an overseas degree. Ours certainly does and we will only consider PR or citizenship.