Most international students in Australia opt to take advantage of their Working Rights in order to support their living and other expenses during their temporary stay in this country.

Usually, international students engage with the Hospitality industry as a first job in Australia performing as Waiter/tresses, Kitchen hand, Baristas or Bartenders. Another widespread industry between the students are the commercial and personal services, such as commercial cleaning, housekeeping and room attendance.

A fact is that for many international students, it could be the first time they will be engaging in those industries. Be it because it is their very first job ever, or because they have experience in a different industry; but anxiety, doubts and lack of skills are common feelings you can experience while facing your first job in Australia.

But we don’t want you to panic! There are few things you can do to get ready for your first job experience in this wonderful country,

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According to the most recent Australian Jobs Report , Health, Personal Service and Professional sectors are the industries with higher demand of workers nowadays. And what is interesting to see is that a large majority of people employed in those sectors (over 85%) have completed a Bachelor or higher degree. Nonetheless, there are also opportunities rising for those studying VET courses or those looking for, but who doesn’t qualify for a Master’s degree entry.

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Hospitality industry is the most popular industry for international students to find work. When you work with hospitality you will be expose to a local fast past environment, local customers, and local culture. Hospitality offers plenty of jobs and flexible working hours what is perfect for international students.

But How can you get a job in hospitality if you have no experience in this field?

We have prepared a few tips that will help you to get a job despite your lack of experience.

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The ability to write a Resume is a skill for itself, and looking for a job is a whole job. For this reason, it is important to dedicate a good amount of time understanding how to better transmit in a sheet of paper all the information you believe the next company hiring you will need to know about yourself.

To help you, Expert Education has prepared the following Do’s and Don’ts for writing your resume… Share with your friends if you like it!

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Flinders University, Adelaide has open a new Intake for 26th October

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State nomination requirements

During the last week of August, The Commonwealth Department of Home Affairs has provided a limited number of visa nomination places to the Government of South Australia up until the Federal Budget is delivered on 6 October 2020.

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