Tech writing jobs in Australia/New Zealand?
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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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Go take a course at your at a college, alot of colleges offer business writing courses, etc... Or even a local tech prep school may offer free courses. Even a local employment office would probably offer courses.
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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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you can very well go to Australia you now with the Australian economy opening up you can certainly have good job prospects you can go in for a free on-line assessment on www.immegarate2000.com and send your resume to their agent at global.impact2000@gmail.com for further processing the company is one of the leader in the industry and would help you in realizing your dream go on try it
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Do you mean technical communications or the other type?  Whichever, don't be afraid to start and the very bottom.  The majority of recent college grads are not making big bucks yet.  Get a job in the mail room at NBC or your local radio station or at some techie type place is better than Pizza Hut.  Keep the resumes flowing.  Good luck!
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Have you thought about working at home over the Internet? Do you have an Internet connection and some basic typing skills?\n\nThere are many companies that need people from home to do things such as write for discussion boards, write articles for websites, manage Google Adwords campaigns, medical billing, etc.\n\nDo a Google search for some of these. Or go to a site such as http://www.data-entry-jobs.net , where they have free access to all these types of jobs.\n\nGood luck in your hunt.
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Are you qualified in your trade?Do you have any certificate from any industrial training institute? If so,immediately approach any man power recruiting agencyof repute in your area.Plenty of jobs for skilled persons like you are available in canada,australia,newzealand. Dont bank on your luck. Approach the right agency in your area.Bestwishes.
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One of your best alternative is you keep on searching from yahoo job search, and also depending on your location you can also be searching jobs from the Singapore and Australian official website from which you can get information about various international job placements and related registered industries in these coutries from which you can also avail youself with the websites of these industries, you can visit the sites and check on what they've got to offer. I wish you all the very best in your job search.
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You should try googling "writing CV" - I just did it, and found several good possibilities on the first page of hits.  I've included a few of the links I found.
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Some friends of mine used http://www.malcolmpacific.co.nz/\n\nbut if you have a job that we have a shortage of, often employers can help you with the immigration side of things.
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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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First get rid of the commas at the end of the sentences in the experience field and either use periods on all of them or none of them.  Same with skills summary, etc.. you want consistency.  \n\nTake the comma out of the sentence Non IT Solutions, \n\nUse 'present' where you have "till date" under other experience, sales representative.  You also don't need to repeat Australia there.\n\nChange "referees" to "References" and add in a third contact.\n\nOther than that I would change your Objective.  Take that word right out of there and put in a small paragraph about yourself.  Something like, \n\n"I have experience with computers, programing and design for over... years.  I would like to find a position with a compay to utilize my computer skills and abilities to grow with the company as a successful IT consultant"  \nOr something to that effect.  \n\nAlso, wherever there is green squgglies.. fix the spacing.. LOL..\n\nANd for the people looking at this.. it is not a virus.. and the boxes don't show up when you print, it's part of the software - inserting a table.\n\nFix it up a bit, and you should have no problem getting the interview.  You have a great combination of skills and experience.. just remember you are selling yourself.
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Look at the site http://www.jobstories.com.au/
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You can check out these two Australian job sites...
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You should try checking in the goverment pages about jobs.\nIn Singapore and in Australia.\nAnd then compare.
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These guys can help or at least point you in the right direction: www.wordtechs.com. They were lots of help to me, and they do all kinds of writing. Also, only a few dollars and quick turn-around.\n\nGood luck!\n~Tia~
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If you graduated from University and have 12 years of \nbackground (of what) and are skilled, why don't you go\nto the Australian Embassy in your country or find the address\non the inter-net and write and asked them questions.\nYou probably could find a lot more info on the inter-net instead\nof asking and writing such a poorly worded question!