What are the five jobs that are in short supply among Australian employer-sponsored immigrants?

There are five jobs in Australian employer-sponsored immigrants that are in short supply:

Program developer (development programmer)

This is what we usually call "Cheng". As we all know, this major has good employment prospects at home and abroad, and it is also a hot job guaranteed by Australian employers, but it is a kind of torture to students' body and mind ... However, in order to support themselves after graduation, it still takes some efforts to get a bright future ~

Cook

There is a craft to support yourself, which is much more useful than those fancy majors. Chef is also a hot job guaranteed by Australian employers, and even the most needed job in TOP 15 can be among the best every year ~

Manager of a cafe or restaurant.

After graduation, students majoring in hotel management can choose restaurant or coffee shop manager for employer guarantee. In Australia, cafes or small restaurants can be found everywhere. As long as you can provide an employer's guarantee, everyone can try it when looking for a job.

Marketing specialist (marketing specialist)

Generally speaking, students majoring in marketing can, can engage in some marketing-related work.

Computer information business analyst (ICT business analyst)

This is also a branch of IT major, and it is also a major in short supply in the Australian market. Now, general skilled immigrants also need 70 points, and the number of places is less than that of accountants, so skilled immigrants are also a very hard profession. There is a shortage of professionals in the market. You might as well find a job after graduation, which may also be a good way to immigrate.