New and desperate for advice
#1
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New and desperate for advice
Hello Everyone
I am about to embark on migrating to Australia I am looking at WA where apparently my skills are needed? Can anyone help with 'do I stand a chance'?
I have a recent Bsc in Food Technology and have been a skills trainer for many years, I work for local Government training in schools Health programmes.
I am also thinking I maybe able to apply for the Vocational Teacher category?
I know I seriously am confused and need help
Alyj
I am about to embark on migrating to Australia I am looking at WA where apparently my skills are needed? Can anyone help with 'do I stand a chance'?
I have a recent Bsc in Food Technology and have been a skills trainer for many years, I work for local Government training in schools Health programmes.
I am also thinking I maybe able to apply for the Vocational Teacher category?
I know I seriously am confused and need help
Alyj
#2
Re: New and desperate for advice
Hello Everyone
I am about to embark on migrating to Australia I am looking at WA where apparently my skills are needed? Can anyone help with 'do I stand a chance'?
I have a recent Bsc in Food Technology and have been a skills trainer for many years, I work for local Government training in schools Health programmes.
I am also thinking I maybe able to apply for the Vocational Teacher category?
I know I seriously am confused and need help
Alyj
I am about to embark on migrating to Australia I am looking at WA where apparently my skills are needed? Can anyone help with 'do I stand a chance'?
I have a recent Bsc in Food Technology and have been a skills trainer for many years, I work for local Government training in schools Health programmes.
I am also thinking I maybe able to apply for the Vocational Teacher category?
I know I seriously am confused and need help
Alyj
There is some excellent advice in the BE wiki in the Australian immigration forum - http://britishexpats.com/wiki/A_Roug...lled_Migration
I take in that New Zealand is no longer on the cards, nor the agents you were using?
#3
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Re: New and desperate for advice
We have decided Australia would be a better option as I've recently completed my studies, I have cousins and friends there too! Thank for your help.
I need to look for teaching or food tech jobs now just don't know where to start?
I need to look for teaching or food tech jobs now just don't know where to start?
#4
Re: New and desperate for advice
The wiki link explains everything. 1st step is to see if you have a skill in demand.
#5
Re: New and desperate for advice
Hello Everyone
I am about to embark on migrating to Australia I am looking at WA where apparently my skills are needed? Can anyone help with 'do I stand a chance'?
I have a recent Bsc in Food Technology and have been a skills trainer for many years, I work for local Government training in schools Health programmes.
I am also thinking I maybe able to apply for the Vocational Teacher category?
I know I seriously am confused and need help
Alyj
I am about to embark on migrating to Australia I am looking at WA where apparently my skills are needed? Can anyone help with 'do I stand a chance'?
I have a recent Bsc in Food Technology and have been a skills trainer for many years, I work for local Government training in schools Health programmes.
I am also thinking I maybe able to apply for the Vocational Teacher category?
I know I seriously am confused and need help
Alyj
First see if you qualify for a visa:
http://www.immi.gov.au/visawizard/
Good luck.
#6
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Re: New and desperate for advice
Hi Alyj and Welcome to BE.
First see if you qualify for a visa:
http://www.immi.gov.au/visawizard/
Good luck.
First see if you qualify for a visa:
http://www.immi.gov.au/visawizard/
Good luck.
WA is one of them and it maybe easier for me???! Employer or State sponsorship .
Just wish I had advice on how to start contacting the right organisations to apply for work !!
#7
Re: New and desperate for advice
Thank you I have already done some research and contacted a reputable migration company that regularly comes on here, my occupations are on the shortage list, I would like to be considered within a area that needs my skills!
WA is one of them and it maybe easier for me???! Employer or State sponsorship .
Just wish I had advice on how to start contacting the right organisations to apply for work !!
WA is one of them and it maybe easier for me???! Employer or State sponsorship .
Just wish I had advice on how to start contacting the right organisations to apply for work !!
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Re: New and desperate for advice
Hello Everyone
I am about to embark on migrating to Australia I am looking at WA where apparently my skills are needed? Can anyone help with 'do I stand a chance'?
I have a recent Bsc in Food Technology and have been a skills trainer for many years, I work for local Government training in schools Health programmes.
I am also thinking I maybe able to apply for the Vocational Teacher category?
I know I seriously am confused and need help
Alyj
I am about to embark on migrating to Australia I am looking at WA where apparently my skills are needed? Can anyone help with 'do I stand a chance'?
I have a recent Bsc in Food Technology and have been a skills trainer for many years, I work for local Government training in schools Health programmes.
I am also thinking I maybe able to apply for the Vocational Teacher category?
I know I seriously am confused and need help
Alyj
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Re: New and desperate for advice
Why don't you apply for a PR 189 visa if you can get the points
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Re: New and desperate for advice
You! Sorry predictive text!!!
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Re: New and desperate for advice
Sorry meant you! Predictive text!!
#14
Re: New and desperate for advice
Thank you I have already done some research and contacted a reputable migration company that regularly comes on here, my occupations are on the shortage list, I would like to be considered within a area that needs my skills!
WA is one of them and it maybe easier for me???! Employer or State sponsorship .
Just wish I had advice on how to start contacting the right organisations to apply for work !!
WA is one of them and it maybe easier for me???! Employer or State sponsorship .
Just wish I had advice on how to start contacting the right organisations to apply for work !!
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Re: New and desperate for advice
189 is a skilled independent visa - means you have no sponsorship, therefore you are not tied to one State or one employer.
http://www.immi.gov.au/skills/skills.../subclass-189/
http://www.immi.gov.au/skills/skills.../subclass-189/