are dentists still sought after in australia?

YEah, high demand. Good $$

case officer still not assigned. sigh.

amaysim

The story begins like such, it was medical line in short..was in demand, thus ABC etc go medical line...then those did not get through ended up in dentistry...

it depends where you want to go, as usual, dentistry, medical etc sure will need to service population. You many want to start at diploma level rather degree, unless you are up for business.

thanks for the prompt reply. Hoever im not exactly following what you're saying. There is a surplus of medical doctors in Australia? Hence people go into dental courses instead?

This post has been edited by C-Note: Sep 30 2014, 11:48 PM

No there is not so in the system, but the reality is there is bottleneck on going and who gets the priority over "migrant or SOL"

the AUD is tumbling down again

yeah....i know....damn

Apparently, translators are something that they're looking for.\\

good for those who are good in both English and Chinese (or any other more widely spoken languages)

This post has been edited by don391: Oct 3 2014, 10:31 AM

but the chinese they looking for is able to speak and hear from PRC. i doubt many malaysians or singaporean able to speak with PRC dialect

Maybe you are right but I did have an acquaintance from Malaysia that was a translator.

working in a government sector is the best but must have PR and security clearance

back in the day, some civil servants didn't even need to be citizens or PR. these days still have a few that are more lax, like those related to financial services. those more to do with politics and foreign affairs will require citizens, and certain divisions in Canberra

but i know a lot of people feel very strongly against working in the public sector, not sure why

anyhow i think private sector is thriving, what fun it must be to be an engineer

Anywhere in the world, if you're looking the laziest bunch of self entitled pricks who worship the god of red tape you need not but look further than the civil service most of the time.

The only reason it's good to be an engineer is because 50 percent of Australia's exports are in resources despite only employing around 2.5 to 4 percent of the workforce. Thus the industry can afford to pay us. But the minute that starts sliding, I'm pulling the bloody ejection seat handle.

On the bright side though, once you have 5 years in OnG/Mining. You don't send out resumes anymore, people call you to offer you work.

Hi guys,

I have managed to get my employment references to claim 5 points for the 189 visa.
However they didn't include my salary in the letter.
I am able to provide my pay slips, bank statement and tax returns, would that be sufficient?

dont think is compulsary to include in reference letter however if you have the pay slip,etc to back the reference then should be ok

Can PR holders apply for Government jobs? I read somewhere that only citizens can apply for security clearance. Even jobs in companies with government contracts need security clearance. If this is the case, PR holders cannot work for government or government related jobs?

This post has been edited by kimmo88: Oct 18 2014, 12:54 AM

yes you can

I wanna explore opportunity to works in Aussie, mind sharing where to start? (maybe from posts in this tread, fb page or website)

TIA