what r the working opportunities in Australia for blue color work eg. electrician,plumbing etc.?
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If you have good experience and qualifications it might be a good opportunity.\n\nPart of the problem here in Sydney is that we have a shortage of these kinds of jobs, but tradies wont put on apprentices...they dont want to be bothered training them.\n\nLike always they want seasoned proffessionals.\n\nAlso remeber that opportunities vary from state to state, city to city etc.  Make some enquiries through the embassy and also through the net using "job" search engines.\n\n\nFinally, wages are about the same in most cities, but cost of living is lower in many such as Perth and Hobart.  Keep that in mind.\n\nGood Luck\n\nhope to see you soon\n\nbut dont charge me too much!!\n\nJimmy
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There are many openings in Australia and Canada. If you know French, a Canadian work permit should be easy.
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Look at the best site http://www.jobstories.com.au/
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It is true. They, however, have a list of professions they need, and according of that are the opportunities to go and live there. I have been searching about it myself.\nYou can find information here:\nhttp://www.idp.com/\nhttp://www.australia.gov.au/226
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Check these sites;\n\nhttp://www.rileyguide.com/eresume.html\n\nhttp://www.careersonline.com.au/smartmoves/resume.html
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Hm, you'll need to go through some job ad websites down here... surprisingly, you'll find a lot of AUS/ NZ stuff advertised in the UK, especially on www.jobs.ac.uk (that's how I found mine), and www.fish4jobs.co.uk , but there are lots of little job banks with the newspapers. Try the Auckland Gazette online, or Otago Daily Times, plus all the other newspaper listings on the web (Googling Newspapers Australia New Zealand should do the trick and give access). I'm pretty sure there are positions like that. Good luck!
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i know one who works for herself....a fully qualified Corgi registered female plumber can earn the same as any bloke....good luck to you.\nworking for a company about £18-22,00 a year\nunlimited if self employed... but around £30,000 plus
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10% of Australian men and 20% of Australian women, per Depression Counselling and Psychologist Services, Australia (cited below). See also "Beyond Blue - the Australian National Depression Initiative" (http://www.beyondblue.org.au/).
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whip out your crystal ball. you may need it forsee the the future.  depending on what your skill or expertise, you may be able to find work in Australia regardless.  Quit listening to the media and just get out there and look for a job.  you can't believe everything you hear these days.
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Yes it would improve your chances to get work if you have an australian qualification
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check out:\n\nhttp://www.jobs.qld.gov.au/search/orgview.asp?viewtype=VI&orgViewId=10\n\nhttp://www.jobsearch.gov.au/JobOutlook/default.aspx?PageId=AscoDesc&ASCOCode=3491\n\nhttp://seek.com.au/jobsearch/index.ascx?DateRange=999&catindustry=1211&catoccupation=1317\n\nhttp://www.nswnurses.asn.au/seek/\n\nhttp://mycareer.com.au/jobs/brisbane/healthcare/other-healthcare/\n\nhope one of those works for you
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Telstra is our "national carrier". They own most of the telecom cabling and other companies rent off them. So I would say they would be your biggest employer in the industry. \n\nThere are of course many smaller companies that do the cabling of offices etc. I know the company we used in my last job had a very high staff turnover and was always understaffed - their name was Delfcam. \n\nOther than that I would suggest looking on www.seek.com.au\n\nI tis pretty much the most popular job seeker site.\n\nGood luck :)
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Visit http://www.WorkInTexas.com
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Im sure this website might be able to help you out. It seems like australia might be one for you.
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u can choose any post graduate course which Australian universities offers then u can work there while u studying as part time worker after completing the course u can work as full time worker.
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you can travel to australia and work there even if you are just traveling. they oblige travelers that want to work there to keep traveling. Look into it. I think you can work something like six months out of the year that you are there but not consecutively......
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follow the link : http://www.jobstories.com.au/