The problem of Australia going abroad

See if your brother is ready to learn any major.

If there is a shortage of jobs, there is no problem. Look for relevant work experience after reading it and apply after one year.

According to him, he will go to school for two years next year, then work for one year, and then start applying.

During the study period, the work is limited to 20 hours/week. Of course, a job without paying taxes is casual.

There are still some restrictions after graduation, that is, I want to study professional immigration with you and do related work, which requires at least 900 hours of work experience. And if he has time to do other jobs to earn money, he can do it, and there is no limit to the working hours at this time.

When you have these conditions, look for a local intermediary, preferably one with experience and good reputation. After all, there are many things involved, so it is a bit troublesome to do it yourself. Once some information is wrong, it is likely to be rejected. Intermediaries are more clear in this regard. This is a great event. Don't covet saving money.

Regarding the IELTS score, you can read TAFE, with an average score of 5. However, it takes 10 weeks to replace IELTS's 0.5.

If you don't understand anything, you can keep asking me. I studied tafe in Australia, and there are some new changes in this respect, that is, the changes in the shortage of jobs. It seems that chefs, hairdressers and other occupations are no longer in short supply, so you must be careful when choosing tafe majors. It doesn't matter if you complete your choice. You can change it when you get here. After all, it still takes 10 weeks of language. You have time.