how easy would it be for a Banagladeshi student to migrate to Australia?
like the question goes........ my concern is... lets say a student from Bangladesh completes BBA... then wants to go to Australia.. obtain PR a good degree and start earning good $$ in no time....... what needs to be done then? what's the fastest way to achieve that?
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Australia is very strict and you would be competing with a lot of well educated people. Not easy at all and nothing in life worth having is easy.
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I'm not too sure what a BBA is but I presume it's a Bachelor's degree from university. The problem is Australians tend to go via work experience and then credentials. For example they had a shortage of hairdressers and plumbers. DIAC (Department of Immigration and Citizenship) would look at how many years people had worked in that job, then they would look at their credentials (eg what country they came from and if they would meet the standard of Australian ones). My friend was trained as an accountant at university. Great on paper but never had a job in his life. When he went to the real world he found he couldn't get a job as an accountant because he had no work experience, even though he said he would happily work any level in accounting, he got declined because they all thought that once he had his experience that he would leave and he works in Australia. He eventually worked in a job that offers less pay then he could have gotten but he is getting work experience and I expect he'll have a harder time going to become an accountant when the time is up because then they'll say that he needs to refresh his knowledge because he hasn't worked there for awhile.
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Thursday, July 14, 2011
Thursday, July 7, 2011
how realistic is it for a uk student to go to uni in australia for a degree?
how realistic is it for a uk student to go to uni in australia for a degree?
what are the odds of this happening? and i want serious answers.. would it be much more expensive than staying in the uk and studying at a uk uni? where can i find info on uk students studying in australia? thanks!
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very i have a friend going to university in australia for dance
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what are the odds of this happening? and i want serious answers.. would it be much more expensive than staying in the uk and studying at a uk uni? where can i find info on uk students studying in australia? thanks!
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very i have a friend going to university in australia for dance
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Friday, July 1, 2011
I am going on Student Exchange to Australia?
I am going on Student Exchange to Australia?
I am going on student exchange to Australia!! I live in France, and I am to go to Australia for 6 months in December - June. What can I expect from going on Exchange to Australia? I'm quite nervous! What is the differences between France and Australia? I speak English well, so that is not a problem, but the culture differences are worrying. What am I to expect? I will be living in both canberra and sydney!
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You will love it. On average I found Australians to be the friendliest most open people I have met. It may take some getting used to their blunt approach, not always diplomatic, just straightforward
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Exchange is very exciting, I've done it twice. Assuming you'll be here for more than 2 months, you'll likely experience culture shock. "Shock" is a bit of a strong word, but you will go through a few emotions, how intense will depend on your situation (mine were noticeable, but nothing too difficult). It depends on how adjustable you are. But first you'll be excited, as everything is new and different. Then you'll be annoyed, as your way makes more sense then their way. And then you adjust, and accept the difference. Australia is quite laid back, you'll enjoy it. There is a lot to see and do! Never been to Canberra, but Sydney is a great city - you're very lucky to be living there. Don't be nervous, you'll love it! Be excited!
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I am going on student exchange to Australia!! I live in France, and I am to go to Australia for 6 months in December - June. What can I expect from going on Exchange to Australia? I'm quite nervous! What is the differences between France and Australia? I speak English well, so that is not a problem, but the culture differences are worrying. What am I to expect? I will be living in both canberra and sydney!
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You will love it. On average I found Australians to be the friendliest most open people I have met. It may take some getting used to their blunt approach, not always diplomatic, just straightforward
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Exchange is very exciting, I've done it twice. Assuming you'll be here for more than 2 months, you'll likely experience culture shock. "Shock" is a bit of a strong word, but you will go through a few emotions, how intense will depend on your situation (mine were noticeable, but nothing too difficult). It depends on how adjustable you are. But first you'll be excited, as everything is new and different. Then you'll be annoyed, as your way makes more sense then their way. And then you adjust, and accept the difference. Australia is quite laid back, you'll enjoy it. There is a lot to see and do! Never been to Canberra, but Sydney is a great city - you're very lucky to be living there. Don't be nervous, you'll love it! Be excited!
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Tuesday, June 28, 2011
What are the requirements to b eligible for doing PG in medicine in australia for an indian student?
What are the requirements to b eligible for doing PG in medicine in australia for an indian student?
i am a medical student in my 2nd year and i wanted to know which is the exam to be given for being eligible to PG in australia , just like USMLE is for the US
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AMC theory is the exam that you have to give. Also, AMC practical is similar to CS part of USMLE but much more difficult. This exam has to be given in Australia. You have to be registered with Royal Australasian college- 3 years of training in medicine- then you have to write FRACP . If you pass it then you have to do 3 years of advance training and you will become a consultant. So, there is a lot to be done. However, you should know that once that is complete, you can easy land a job for excess of $4500 per month. Log on to www.amc.org to find out more. You could also list your question on Indiancrib.com; It is a website for indians in Australia and it provides answers to these sort of questions.
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i am a medical student in my 2nd year and i wanted to know which is the exam to be given for being eligible to PG in australia , just like USMLE is for the US
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AMC theory is the exam that you have to give. Also, AMC practical is similar to CS part of USMLE but much more difficult. This exam has to be given in Australia. You have to be registered with Royal Australasian college- 3 years of training in medicine- then you have to write FRACP . If you pass it then you have to do 3 years of advance training and you will become a consultant. So, there is a lot to be done. However, you should know that once that is complete, you can easy land a job for excess of $4500 per month. Log on to www.amc.org to find out more. You could also list your question on Indiancrib.com; It is a website for indians in Australia and it provides answers to these sort of questions.
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Tuesday, June 14, 2011
How much money does a part time working student in Australia earn?
How much money does a part time working student in Australia earn?
I am hoping to study abroad (Australia) and I want to apply for a full time course. As I can work 20 hours per week I want to know approximately how much money I can earn doing part time work in Australia per hour. Hope to hearing from you soon. Bye
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I believe that most educational visas do not allow work here, unfortunately. I would definitely check with your university and the Australian Embassy where you are to find out for sure. Until then, I would not count on being able to get a job without residency/citizenship/or a special work visa. Also, the Austrailan dollar is only equal to 75 cents United States. So, if you earn 100 dollars, it's only worth 75 dollars in the states.
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I think Mel is right about the visa not permitting work here in Aus... however as with most things, some one will more than likely overlook legalities... the thing is your not going to get paid much working for someone dodgy, and part time work isn't the easiest to find, unless your speciffically trained at something, and living in one of the major cities eg Sydney or Melbourne.
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hi niki that depends on the city you are going for? it would be not less than 300 aus $ per week in cities like Adelaide melbourne sidney canberra pls visit ADP council in your city for information Dont go for any Cnsultancies where there is a possibility for mis guidance. ADP is a counselling centre which is conducted by Aus professionals to assist people Have a bright career ahead
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G'day Niki... nice to see you again in this forum :) Part-time casual jobs usually earns between AUD$15-$25/hr gross. This means that it still has to be deducted for taxation purposes. Depending on your total income in a year, you might get some back when you do your tax return at the end of financial year. If you want to have some rough idea abt living expenses for international students, the weblink below will give you some info, as it is prepared by a university in Australia based on international students' experience. Hope this helps. Good luck :)
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I am hoping to study abroad (Australia) and I want to apply for a full time course. As I can work 20 hours per week I want to know approximately how much money I can earn doing part time work in Australia per hour. Hope to hearing from you soon. Bye
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I believe that most educational visas do not allow work here, unfortunately. I would definitely check with your university and the Australian Embassy where you are to find out for sure. Until then, I would not count on being able to get a job without residency/citizenship/or a special work visa. Also, the Austrailan dollar is only equal to 75 cents United States. So, if you earn 100 dollars, it's only worth 75 dollars in the states.
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I think Mel is right about the visa not permitting work here in Aus... however as with most things, some one will more than likely overlook legalities... the thing is your not going to get paid much working for someone dodgy, and part time work isn't the easiest to find, unless your speciffically trained at something, and living in one of the major cities eg Sydney or Melbourne.
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hi niki that depends on the city you are going for? it would be not less than 300 aus $ per week in cities like Adelaide melbourne sidney canberra pls visit ADP council in your city for information Dont go for any Cnsultancies where there is a possibility for mis guidance. ADP is a counselling centre which is conducted by Aus professionals to assist people Have a bright career ahead
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G'day Niki... nice to see you again in this forum :) Part-time casual jobs usually earns between AUD$15-$25/hr gross. This means that it still has to be deducted for taxation purposes. Depending on your total income in a year, you might get some back when you do your tax return at the end of financial year. If you want to have some rough idea abt living expenses for international students, the weblink below will give you some info, as it is prepared by a university in Australia based on international students' experience. Hope this helps. Good luck :)
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Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Is a toefl result acceptable for a chinese student to apply a student visa to Australia?
Is a toefl result acceptable for a chinese student to apply a student visa to Australia?
I'm a Chinese student living in China currently. I will apply a PhD program in Australia with my toefl test result (which is acceptable in some universities), I would like to know that if a toefl result also acceptable to apply a student visa, or not? I visited http://www.immi.gov.au, but I do not know where to find it...:/ looking forward to receive your reply :)
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No, Australia requires (demands) IELTS.
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I'm a Chinese student living in China currently. I will apply a PhD program in Australia with my toefl test result (which is acceptable in some universities), I would like to know that if a toefl result also acceptable to apply a student visa, or not? I visited http://www.immi.gov.au, but I do not know where to find it...:/ looking forward to receive your reply :)
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No, Australia requires (demands) IELTS.
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Wednesday, June 1, 2011
What are the chances of working after graduation for international student in australia?
What are the chances of working after graduation for international student in australia?
I like to work overseas and I really like Australia. I think I want to further my study in Australia about 2 years in civil engineering. I am thinking, do I stand a chance to work in Australia after graduation?
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if you have the appropriate visa i don't see why not.
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In general, there is a high demand for civil engineers in Australia if you look at employment websites. Of course, it also depends on the "respectability" of the university you choose. You just need to be on the correct visa to work. If you need more help in choosing universities, there are a number of websites that provide information and tips about studying and living in Australia.
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International student?I'm sorry to say: small chance if you are a fresh graduate, specially in the field of formal business such as engineer, IT or accounting. I suggest you start to survey or have a look at the "demand" and the expected requirements from hiring companies nowadays. Check out in : www.gumtree.com.au www.seek.com.au..etc See whether they want to hire fresh graduate. Sometime they note if they want only local. And yes, valid visa work is essential otherwise, just forget about it. Some skill visas may need you to have work experience
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