What are the prerequisites for studying in Australia and getting a good job back home?

About the employment situation in Australia

Q: What majors do students studying in Australia focus on? Affected by the economic crisis, employment pressure in many countries around the world is relatively high. What is the situation like for Australian students?

Answer: Most students studying in Australia tend to choose popular majors such as business, engineering and IT. Nearly half of Chinese students register or enroll in business courses.

Australia has not been seriously affected by the international economic crisis. Australia has always hoped to attract more high-tech talents through study abroad and immigration. Australia's current unemployment rate is about 5.6%, which is much lower than some countries in the United Kingdom and the United States. Therefore, as long as international students can choose the appropriate major and continuously improve their communication and language skills, the pressure of employment in Australia can be greatly reduced.

How long can I stay in Australia to find a job after graduation?

Q: After graduating from studying in Australia, how long can international students stay in Australia to look for work? According to your understanding, do they want to return to China to work or stay and develop locally? What is the ratio between the two?

Answer: After completing a course of more than two years in Australia, international students can apply for a "485 Temporary Work Visa". This visa allows international students to stay in Australia for 18 months, and international students can use this time to find a job. According to the current situation, most students will choose to stay in Australia to find a job first, and hope that their work experience in Australia will help them meet the score requirements for general skilled immigrants. If you really can't find a suitable job type, you will choose to return to China for development.

The Australian Industry Appraisal Agency is about to introduce a new policy that will allow graduates to obtain 12 months of paid work experience in Australia. This will help them be more consistent with work experience when applying for skilled immigrants. requirements.