Got some position offered from my friend's office mainly for O&G. Looking for freshies. Start up pay is 60k/annum

if only they lower the point requirement by 5 points. if only

Damn, I knew it. Same error message.

Although I suppose if the TR takes that long, a brief delay won't be a huge problem.

As long as the employer can accept the bridging visa. Although that has no expiry and will present a problem in terms of the contract.

FYI, there`s too many WHV people in Aus, most of them making quite a financial loss after a year.

I even saw a guy who got PR dy but living like refugees. He worked 2 jobs a day and i would say probably like 70k/annum. Everytime went out for breakie or cuppa, he brings his own bread and coffee...
I'm not offending anyone, just that watch out every penny seems too extreme. 

yeah, will meet up with KVreminem next wed near innaloo after work. Wanna join?

Most resource sector contracts are a bit different. Bunny hopping is regular thing here, the longest lived employee usually only stays for 4 to 5 years tops, so contracts are very very tight and most companies try every legal trick in the book, from restriction of trade, repayment for training, rerostering fees and so on to keep you on the straight and narrow.

hey there an ads in front of my condo saying, work in australia, grape picker/restourant, rm5,000-rm10,000

is this valid?

Correct me if i'm wrong ;
To work in Australia you need to get sponsor to grant you visa, any procedure need to do ? example: IELTS, Medical check up,PCC and Skills assessment

While applying PR requires me to go for  IELTS, Medical check up,PCC and Skills assessment ?

Anyways I've started work at Origin Energy. Anyone here work there?

Just lodged my 190 visa application today. AUD5,280 in total for 2 person (inclusive of spouse). Looking forward to the good news within the next few months.

I thought a BEng still does

1000 a day... who would've thought!

Well, I kept hearing that actuarial pays well, but I can't keep my fingers still for more than 10 minutes. Thus an office position was never suited to my temperament. But I've always toyed with the idea of doing econs or finance for the heck of it.

To say that Eng students lack math is a tad off the target. Most eng students will the equivalent of a year 2 math major if you follow UQ's structure. The difference is the eng math is focused. A EnE will never learn about chaotic/dynamical mathematics, electricity for all means and purposes is predictable. But a mechanical will never do complex and nodal analysis. And so on. 

Either way, glad I don't have to do it these days. We'll let the egg heads with PhDs figure that crap out

No, I've been to Australia a few times and have friends there so I've been looking for jobs that way. I'm trying to be a bit clever though, having a local aussie address (tumpang a friend) and an aussie number that forwards to my mobile in KL.

But I'm still here in KL. Can't beat going to work at 830 and leaving at 5pm with decent benefits and a very nice boss. What will make me leave? Primarily money/career advancement so if I do get that high paying job I might just quit KL and move.

Are you in construction field and working in Aus now? Is that hard to get a job for your field?

Any 6 digits consider getting a high paying job in Aus? Even with 100k yearly in Sydney?

You're working for an engineering consulting firm right? Thiess? Monadelphous? Aecom? How's the work like? Do they pay more if you have CPEng?

Not really. I made a shit load of applications to SG and MY companies a while back. Not one replied.

Got a lot of Australian replies though. Everyone else doesn't seem to give a shit.

I have mentioned I'm not very bright, but I'm not that bad lol

My listed expected salary only around the 7k to 8k ringgit mark.

Anyways I got my assignment today.....lol facilities section....so tak glamour....I was actually wanting commissioning, completions or something cool.
I never chucked any of my Australian salary in to any application form. Usually just put an expected figure + negotiable.

I usually never give on my resume. I would have told them if it comes down to an interview but so far no replies.
Being ex-commissioning, SOS and troubleshooting, facilities is generally the boring-est desk job available on site with >9000 walkdowns

But hey it pays the bills.

i currently have a degree and 1 year experience.

plan to find a job and migrate to aussie, is there any possibilities?

any upfront cost required?

Is it very difficult to get a job in Australia? I'm currently working in Marine Industry.
Planned to migrate there if possible.