moving to australia as a driving instructor
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hi all.new to the forum.thinking of moving to adelaide.just wanting to know if any work out there for driving instructors as the job is on the skills list.also what visa would i need.thx

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I've just had a quick look around.
Driving Instructor (ANZSCO 451211) is only listed on the CSOL which would mean that you need sponsorship to apply for a visa with this occupation code. Unfortunately, it also is not on SA's SNOL which would mean that you cannot get state sponsorship to Adelaide.
You could try looking for an employer to sponsor you in Adelaide, but I don't know how likely this is. Alternatively, you could look to see if any of the other states are sponsoring driving instructors.

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wow! didn't expect a reply so quick.im still living in stone ages.this is first time i have ever written on a forum.THX for advice.only reason i was looking at adelaide was i believe its one of the most affordable places to live in australia.i will try another state.thx again

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wow! didn't expect a reply so quick.im still living in stone ages.this is first time i have ever written on a forum.THX for advice.only reason i was looking at adelaide was i believe its one of the most affordable places to live in australia.i will try another state.thx again

If looking at other areas the lists to check would be QLD, NSW, WA, NT, VIC, ACT, TAS (and I checked SA


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Be prepared to change your lesson planning and formats. To fully integrate you'll need to be turning out students with a thorough understanding of tailgating, cutting up, not letting anybody merge into your lane ever and forget all you think you know regarding roundabouts



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Will you not need to retrain to get an NVQ4 in driving instructing?

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Be prepared to change your lesson planning and formats. To fully integrate you'll need to be turning out students with a thorough understanding of tailgating, cutting up, not letting anybody merge into your lane ever and forget all you think you know regarding roundabouts


And to keep one eye on the speedometer.

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LOL had to laugh, driving instructors, there can't be any here.
Seriously it would save lives if Australia imported a few UK driving instructors.
Seriously it would save lives if Australia imported a few UK driving instructors.
