About studying in Australia, please help!

1. Many engineering majors are immigration majors, but because you are currently studying liberal arts disciplines, you should be studying accounting or translation here.

2 At present, Australian immigration is still much more convenient than the United States and the United Kingdom, as long as you have an immigration score of 120 points, as long as you study a 60-point major, such as translation, plus your age score (you are definitely not 30 years old after you finish studying here) 30 points, plus 5 points of community language points obtained by your undergraduate degree in China, plus you have studied here for two years, obtained 5 points for Australian master's degree, plus 25 points obtained by IELTS 4 7s, adding up to 125 points, That's it.

Therefore, as long as you can graduate successfully from translation, it is OK to get 4 7s in IELTS.

3 Macquarie University, Western Sydney University, RMIT University, these schools are all accredited by NAATT, an Australian translation-related organization, and it can be said that they are better at reading translation.

4. Fees = tuition fees + living expenses, generally speaking, the translation majors of the first few universities are about 10,000 Australian dollars a year, and the living expenses in Sydney and Melbourne are about 10,000 Australian dollars a year.

You can work part-time, 20 hours per week during your studies, and there is no time limit on holidays.

If you think it's good, please give points, if it's not good, please point it out, thank you).

1 There will be a shortage of occupations in Australia every year, but it will be different every year, accounting and IT will not change all year round, and it is really not clear whether translation is or not.

2 International students should have 2 years of full-time course study, the current policy is that no work experience is required, as long as IELTS 4 7 can replace work experience, in addition to other requirements for age, you can evaluate whether the score is enough.

3 For translation. I don't know much.

4 The cost depends on the location, but it is generally about 15w, **20w is recommended, depending on how you spend! Part-time job is 20 hours a week. If it's a black job, you won't be idle, but the hourly wage should be less than half of what you do for foreigners, or even less!

If you work for foreigners, it's 20 hours! Money goes into the account. Black workers are those Chinese restaurants!

If you translate, it's easier to return to your home country to find a job, and if you want to stay, you should be an accountant or a doctor.

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When I went to study in Australia, I used to study for a master's degree.