Work in Australia
Before you can apply for a job in Australia you need a visa that will allow you to work in Australia.
The best research you can do is through the websites of the job agencies. The job agencies list thousand of new jobs each week, and if you want to read about the positions and salaries available to a person with your exact skills, experience and qualifications, you need to do some original research.
The following list contains links to the most popular and well used job agency websites in Australia.
Careerone
http://www.careerone.com.au
Careerone is one of the most comprehensive sites in Australia. A News Corporation company, Careerone permits you to look for work, will provide advice about your career, and allow you to register to receive notices relevant to your occupation.
SEEK
http://www.seek.com.au
Seek is one of the leading sites in Australia, with thousands of new positions advertised on-line each week. Seek has resources that will permit you to construct a successful job hunting strategy and obtain a good job. There are categories of just about every kind of job, and a big variety of editorial content related to the theme of work in Australia.
Mycareer
http://www.mycareer.com.au
Mycareer has a gigantic data base and it is possible to search for all categories of occupation, and register and receive notices of potential positions. Mycareer is linked to the major newspaper in both Sydney and Melbourne, and as such is an indispensable tool for searching for work.
Engineering Jobs Australia
http://www.engineeringjobs.net.au
Engineering Jobs Australia is Australia’s most comprehensive engineering recruitment portal, so start exploring and see what possibilities you can engineer!
Jobnet
http://www.jobnet.com.au
Jobnet is the biggest site in Australia dedicated to IT&T professionals. You can register with the site and receive possible job opportunities by email.
Australian Government Website
http://www.jobsearch.gov.au/
Jobsearch is the page of the Australian Government, and a good site to have a look at as part of your research into employment in Australia
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