Introduction to study and work schedule in Australia

Although studying abroad is academic, you can choose to find a part-time job in your spare time, which can not only subsidize your living expenses, but also help you quickly integrate into local life, which will be more conducive to your familiarity with studying abroad. So, how to arrange the working hours of studying in Australia? Come and have a look with me.

? Introduction to the schedule of studying abroad in Australia The suitable time for studying abroad in Australia is reflected in the following aspects.

Since the main purpose of Australia is to study, you can only work on the premise that you have energy after studying. However, the teaching methods of Australian universities and domestic universities are very different, so students need to pay more time and energy than ordinary people. It is suggested that students studying for master's degree usually need six months' adaptation and running-in period, while undergraduates need at least one year's adaptation and running-in period.

Australian law stipulates that you can work up to 40 hours every two weeks. You can work during unlimited holidays. However, the Immigration Bureau has the following three different working hours restrictions on studying and working during holidays:

(1) If students take some courses during the holidays and these courses have credit certification for their diplomas or degrees, they can only work for up to 40 hours every two weeks during this course.

(2) If students study courses without credit certification during holidays, they can work indefinitely during these courses until their next formal course begins. If students want to strengthen their English ability during the summer vacation, they will go to other language education centers to take additional English courses, but these English courses cannot be counted as the formal courses they attend.

(3) I remind you that if students' short-term courses on holidays are not certified and are informal courses, students can work indefinitely until their formal courses begin. For example, informal yoga classes or handicraft classes.

I have sorted out several ways to find a job for you, hoping to help you:

(1) Introduction by friends

It is a very convenient way to rely on friends to introduce work. Usually, your first job, or entry-level job, is best introduced by a friend. This method is suitable for people who have just arrived in Australia and have no work experience and need to find a job to accumulate some work experience.

(2) Chinese newspapers

It's easy to find a job from a Chinese newspaper, but the salary is very low, because generally only China people post jobs on it. The specific process is as follows:

1) Find the job you want to play.

2) Call to ask about the interview time and work place.

3) Go for an interview

4) Carry out trial operation.

I'd like to remind you that basically, the job of the China store is to call yourself and ask questions without a resume. If you are basically satisfied with the workplace and salary, you can go to work.

Advantages: There are many job opportunities and low barriers to entry. You can get a job without speaking English very well.

Disadvantages: tired work, low salary, unable to practice English and broaden their horizons.

Suitable for: people who have just arrived in Australia and don't have much work experience, and those who want to get their first job and exercise themselves.

(3) Online recruitment websites

There are many job-hunting websites on the Internet, and some universities also provide their own job-hunting websites. The advantage of finding a job online is that you can find a job at home without running outside. The main process of finding a job online is:

1) Write a resume.

2) Find a job that interests you on the recruitment website.

3) Submit your resume

4) Waiting for the call

5) Call to make an appointment.

6) Interview

7) Wait for the notice of trial operation.

I remind everyone: the key is to write a good resume. In fact, if you are just looking for manual labor, your resume just tells your boss when you can start work and your phone number. So one page is enough for your resume, not two.

Looking for a job online is generally posted by a foreigner's shop, so the salary is very high. It is a good way to find a job online after having work experience. But the chances of finding a job in China are relatively low. So try to prepare some English questions and answers during the interview, and then try to find them some time before Christmas. Foreigners don't work at Christmas, they are in urgent need of labor and easy to enter. Another idea is to cast more if you can, and it is easy to get more plans by casting a net.

Advantages: high salary, general foreigner shop, can practice English.

Disadvantages: there are certain requirements for introductory English, and the chances of finding a job are extremely low.

Suitable for: people with good English and some Australian work experience.

What are the working age rules for studying in Australia?

1, 15 years old can work, and the salary is lower than that of adults; The upper limit for students to work at school is 20 hours a week. If they have holidays, they can work indefinitely.

2. Foreign bosses are generally more law-abiding, giving you at least the minimum wage, but also paying you taxes. Chinese shops have low wages, but many don't pay taxes. The minimum wage is related to age, with an hourly wage of 6.03 yuan for 16, 7.74 yuan for 16 and 9.46 yuan for 18,165,438+0.18,/kloc-0.