I have many years experience in Project Management (Defence) and (as the chicks have left the nest), the wife and I are now interested in working overseas for a little while.  Are there any good web sites that I could try posting my CV to for temporary (5 yrs) work in Australia, or does anyone know any Australian Company seeking experienced Project Managers (I am willing to pay own fares to Auz).
199321
I can help you in recommending the website. I have actually experienced the benefit of applying on this website. \n\nwww.seek.com - the no. one recruitment web site for Aus.\n\nBest Wishes for new venture. Be in touch at pm_arrow@yahoo.com.\n\nCheers\nPM
378910
Don't let it get you down mate.  There is what Sharon said but also if you mentioned the fact fact that you are at Uni or it was on you CV or something then it may well be that they can't see you staying there and making a 'career' out of it.  I know I know it's only stacking shelves part time for extra cash but all these places are a little job p**sed that want you to stay and put your all into their company.  Keep plugging away someone will willingly take you on especially as it's coming up to Christmas and these places generally tend to take more on.  If you want to play the game with them try adding in your CV/covering letter about your dedication to customer service and your interest in public supply/groceries etc.  This is my personal view.  Good luck.
506339
Why couldn't you put that on a cv?  That's work experience just as much as anything else.  How will they know your merit if you don't write it down in a cv?\n\nI don't understand why you would think your self-employment wouldn't be considered just like a normal job.
546331
The good bit is that you have experience. I would get some certs too as some of those hiring like to see them whether you think it really indicates ability or not. So the usual A+,network+, MCP,MCSA.MCSE etc and whatever your specialism is (mine was citrix). If you could get some documented project management experience then that would give more opportunity to "shop around" in terms of pastures new. There is, apparently another skills shortage in some areas of IT.Obviously IT is another profession where ageism also plays a part.
226818
So when did this session become a job consultant platform.\nYahoo people pls clarify, so that I can too file my CV.\nWaav ! whata  nice idea.\nDear my wishes to you to become a broker. But pls check elsewhere. Not here.
179373
The URL, you sent with your question, is rather interesting! About realities on ground, since you are actually present in the company; who else, but you should be the best judge as to your own suitability, in that environment? Additionally, consult your trusted, experienced friends, who are in the know of things.
606686
depends on what they want you to do and how long it needs doing.... could be possible i know a few that have gone to America and Australia on secondment and have stayed
151108
Sounds great! I wish you luck. I was thinking on similar lines myself. You think these contractors would take in former non-US army personnel? Send me details if you come across any please.
266537
How much would you charge in order to access the database or have membership to this site? Is it free?\n\nMost people who would want telecommuting jobs are wary of SCAMS online.  What assurances will this site give for its legitimacy?\n\nWill the jobs here be available solely to Australian residents?
7385
Have you considered New Zealand?\nBetter people, great climate in Auckland... plus more importantly, many jobs!\nCheck out the nations we site & go for it. Your profesion is wanted for both countries, no problem :o)
651114
Go check out those sites, they often need people in Doha, Qatar\nhttp://acpol.army.mil/employment/index.htm\nhttp://www.usajobs.opm.gov/\nhttp:/www.novagrp.com/
212028
It is an on-line job search site.  IT allows you to post your resume and search for a new job.  It also allows potential employers to post jobs and search posted resumes.\n\nIt appears to server mainly Australia.
445679
G'day La Dolce Vita,\n\nThank you for your question.\n\nAre you thinking of visiting or staying for a while? You might want to visit Australia. Its a great place to live or to visit. There is a skills shortage so you shouldn't have any trouble finding a job especially in Queensland, Western Australia or in the Australian Capital Territory.\n\nI have attached sources for your reference.\n\nRegards
459530
There is a book published yearly  - 'Voluntary Jobs Abroad' or some such title, available from bookshops. I used it to find work for a month on an archaeological dig in France. I didn't get paid, but got meals & lodgings, and had a ball. This book has many jobs, long-and short-term, in many countries. There are also likely to be similar books for paid work.\n\nI have to say that holiday companies will expect you to last the season.
549582
This is a bit too broad a question to be answered totally on Yahoo Answers, but I will give you some starting points.\n\nThe first place to start is the Department of Immigration, which can be found here: http://www.immi.gov.au/\n\nAs for universities, you can Google, here is a sample search: http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&q=Universities+Australia&btnG=Google+Search&meta=\n\nAssuming you plan to come here as an overseas student, you will be allowed to work up to 20 hours a week and you will have to pay tax depending on how much you earn.  Australia has a tax free threshold, over that you are required to pay tax. Details can be found at http://www.ato.gov.au/\n\nAs for settling here permanently, that is not the easiest thing to do as entry is by a points system, details of which are available on the Immigration Department site given above.  You must qualify.\n\nFor job opportunities I suggest you look at http://mycareer.com.au/ or http://www.seek.com.au/.\n\nIf you plan on coming as an immigrant to work full-time and study part-time, then again I refer you to the Immigration Department for details.
551303
Hi,\nthere are a lot of companies that offer projects for this course.\nyou can contact many companies that works as consulting firms;\n To name a few: Frost & Sullivan, Tech Mahindra (SSG),\nOracle, MicroSoft, Infosys, and many more.\nYou need to get the contact number from the website and ask for HR. It would be a good idea to take the name, email and phone number with extension of the HR to keep track of your CV.\nTalk in clear terms, expected questions would be: What after your project. Extra curricular Activities (Sports, Cultural etc)\nRemember, the HR will be valuating your CV, so make sure you have a very good CV in hand to get to the Interview stage.\nCheers and Good luck..\n-----
551512
I don't know if this will help or not but I hope it does.  About 36 or 37 years ago my aunt graduated from college with a degree in teaching.  At that time so did about 50,000 other students in the state she lived in and hundreds of thousands of others accross the country.  Consequently, the job market for teachers went from being wide open to nonexistent and she and many others like her couldn't find jobs.  So she took a job at a local factory and hoped for the best.  One Sunday after church she was reading the paper and saw an ad for teachers needed in Australia and a number to contact if you were interested.  So she discussed it over with her father (my grandfather) and concluded she had nothing to loose so she called the number.    The agreement was this.  She moves to Australia for 730 days (two years) and teaches.  In exchange they paid her an excellent wage TAX FREE, and she got ALL medical, dental, and optical that she needed for FREE while there.  Here was the catch. If she stayed more than 730 days for any reason she had to pay back all the medical, dental and optical bills and the back taxes.  It was kind of a long process but she got the job and moved to Australia.  It was unconditionally one of the best experiences of her life and the bigining of many more teaching abroad.  She loved Australia so much that she stayed until the absolute last moment of day 730.\n\nThis web site might help http://www.immi.gov.au it it the Australian Government web site for immigration and multi cultural affairs.