Obtain a work visa. If you require a visa to work in Australia, submitting an application to the relevant embassy is your first priority. Prospective employers will ask about your immigration status and having your visa (or at least having started the application process) is a prerequisite for most job vacancies. Visa priority is given to people who have skills, qualifications and experience in shortage occupations. You can check the Critical Skills List to see if your occupation qualifies.
Verify that your qualifications are valid in Australia. Consult the Australian Skills Recognition Information website to determine whether you must have your qualifications checked by the relevant professional body. Depending on your profession and place of study, it may be necessary to complete a bridging course or additional study. When you apply for jobs, it will be important that you can state your qualifications in terms of their Australian equivalents. For more information on Australian qualifications, see the Study in Australia website.\
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Target an industry or economic sector. If you haven’t decided the industry you’d like to work in, choose wisely. The major industries in Australia are agriculture, mining, tourism and manufacturing. The industries of highest recent growth are mining, financial services, tourism and telecommunications. See the Australian Government Department of Immigration and Citizenship’s list of occupations in which there are shortages.
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Search methodically and diligently for job openings. It’s time to start searching for vacancies. Millions of vacancies are posted online. The largest job website is SEEK. Other large general sites include Job Guide and CareerOne. There are also specialized sites, such as Graduate Careers Australia(for graduate-level positions), Job Search Australia(specialist database for the IT/computer industry) and Travel Jobs Network (for jobs in travel, tourism and hospitality).
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