Work in Australia
Australia is a country with a stable economy, low unemployment and a laid-back lifestyle that offers a wide range of employment opportunities for international students. Most student visas allow students to work 20 hours a week, and holidays are not subject to time limits.
How do i find a job?
The employment market in Australia is very competitive and the applicant’s ability to find the right job depends on the applicant’s skills, educational background, area of work and city of choice. Work experience is priceless in Australia, and if you can’t find a job in your chosen field, don’t worry, you should improve your employability by gaining local work experience. Applicants can find the right job by posting information on online job search sites, social media, recruitment companies, campus communities, etc.
Unlike China, when applying for a job in Australia, in addition to applying for a resume, the company also needs the applicant to provide a cover letter, which is roughly the content of why to apply for this position, the applicant’s advantages and background. Most universities offer employment guidance classes to students on how to write resumes and cover letters. In addition to resumes and cover letters, some companies also require applicants to provide the name and contact details of the introducer. The introducer may be a manager of a former employment company or a school tutor, etc., by contacting the introducer to confirm the applicant’s character and the resume provided is true, etc.
Once the position he or she has applied for, the applicant is required to enter into a work contract with the new employer, provide bank account information, tax number and pension information, etc.
Australian wage treatment
The average annual salary for full-time Australian workers in The year to May 2019 was A$83,454 (equivalent to RMB417,270), up 2.4 per cent from 2018. The three highest-paid states are New Territory, Victoria and Western Australia. In Australia, the top 10 highest-paid occupations are surgeons, anesthesiologists, medical specialists, financial dealers, psychiatrists, medical practitioners, legal professionals, mining engineers, CEOs or general managers and engineering managers