Finding a job abroad Australia .

This friend is very difficult to find in a foreign country, first work in a Chinese store, first stabilize the language, learn the language better, you can find a job you like, I am like this in Italy I just arrived in Italy and I am nineteen years old like you, I don't know English, I was hungry for several days, found a Chinese factory, and I washed dishes and cooked in it, and the salary was six hundred euros. And then you have to do the handiworkI work more than 10 hours a day, and I spend two or three hours studying Italian.

I worked as a clerk for more than a year, and after I became proficient in Italian, I learned English. Two years later proficient in EnglishNow I work for an international company and get paid 3,800 euros.

There is also this gold, which gold adds up to four thousand five right and left. I hope my experience gives you a little bit of inspiration. Good luck.

It is recommended that you go to Opal, Footprint, Sydney, Freeoz

However, most of the Chinese can only find jobs for Chinese, and the salary will not be very high.

You can use Jinshan Quick Translation to take a look, it is the most complete in Australia, it is best to work in the white circle, you can exercise your English.

Check out the Chinese forums more, friend.

Now that studying abroad has become a craze, and some families with financial means send their children abroad, is it difficult for Australian students to return to China after graduation to find a job? I'll take you to find out.

It's hard to come back and find a job after studying in Australia. According to reports, returnees were once generally favored by foreign-funded companies, state-owned enterprises, and private enterprises for employment, so they were well paid. Nowadays, this situation is only seen in high-end returnees.

According to the survey, many companies do not make a special distinction between returnees and non-returnees when selecting talents. In terms of starting salary, promotion, etc., the competitive advantage of returnees is not obvious. The survey found that the professional background of returnees is still very important, which directly affects their promotion opportunities, career space and salary.

According to the survey, work experience is an important factor in determining the salary of returnees. Taking Shenzhen as an example, the monthly salary of returnees in the range of 6,000 yuan to 10,000 yuan has the largest proportion (the annual tuition fee for studying abroad is nearly 40,000 Australian dollars, and the income is only 1-20,000 Australian dollars a year), accounting for more than 60%. There is no significant difference between the salary of employed Shenzhen returnees and non-returnees.

There are more people who come back from studying abroad, the competition is also greater, and there are more choices for recruiting companies, so it is very difficult to return to China to find a job, but it is easier if you have excellent conditions.

What is your current status (whether you are living in Japan) and, if not, how to get a visa. There are only a few ways to get a visa, marriage, study abroad, labor, high-end talents, and business management. If you used to work in Japan, you can do the first two. Labor can only be in the corresponding factory; High-end talents depend on what kind of talent you are, and you should not worry about finding a job; In the case of business management, if you open a company by yourself, it is not even related to whether it is easy to find.

What kind of work can you do without a diploma.

I'm sorry, but I don't know much about that.

It mainly depends on how you go to Australia and what is your local identity, many people want to find legal status of job seekers, some Chinese employers prefer to pay job seekers in cash, in general, there are still more opportunities, and you can achieve a balance if you want to make moneyjumao147258