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This page is designed to give you as much information and support as possible when you are looking for employment or changing careers.

We understand that this process can be a daunting experience and are pleased to be able to provide you with a range of services and tips to make the process as smooth as possible.

Adecco has a branch network of over 60 offices nationally and currently employs over 10,000 associates on a daily basis across a wide range of industries. This network ensures that we are able to support the needs of our jobseekers and assist you in the ultimate pursuit of your “dream job”.

Currently Overseas or looking to come to Australia? Or are you an Overseas Student seeking to work in Australia whilst you study?

Things To Consider:

The first step for overseas Candidates wanting to come and work in Australia is to obtain a visa which gives them the right to work. Business Sponsorships are always an option and Adecco has the ability to assist in this way, through its capacity to sponsor overseas candidates to work in Australia on 457 visas.

Adecco actively scouts overseas candidates via career shows and may accept emails from overseas candidates looking for a sponsor. If you have a highly sought after skill set then it is possible applying for a job that may lead to a sponsorship offer.

It is also very important to fully comprehend everything what moving to Australia entails. Australia has its own legal, cultural, economic, and social particularities that you may not be aware of. It is invaluable to obtain this type of information well before relocating.

Where do you want to work and live in Australia?

Various cities offer different things from sporting interests, to lifestyle, to career opportunities, etc. Please visit the following websites for further information about your preferred city:

Sydney: www.sydney.com.au
Melbourne: www.visitmelbourne.com
Perth: www.westernaustralia.com
Canberra: www.canberratourism.com.au
Brisbane: www.ourbrisbane.com
Adelaide: www.adelaidecitycouncil.com
Hobart: www.discovertasmania.com.au
Darwin: www.travelnt.com

Do you qualify for sponsorship and what’s involved?

Depending upon the type of position, you will need a certain amount of skills and years of experience, together with tertiary qualifications to qualify for sponsorship by a prospective employer. We recommend you refer to the attached link to find out if your skills are in demand

http://www.nationalvisas.com.au/

Wages for highly skilled positions can be less than in the United States or parts of Europe but the cost of living is lower and the pace is more relaxed.

The Australian culture offers a work and lifestyle balance like no other country can! With our famous beaches and glorious weather, Australia is a fantastic country to live and work. Check out these websites for further information on Australia’s culture and features: www.about-australia.com and www.australia.com.

CV Tips

Your CV is an important sales tool and it should be tailored to make prospective employers sit up and take notice.

Make the layout as simple and structured as possible, ideally no more than two or three pages.
Prepare your CV in Microsoft Word format so that it can be easily opened and read by prospective employers.

Ensure that you include your basic details such as your name, address, telephone numbers and email address.

If you are using a personal email address make sure this is of a professional nature.
List your relevant education or qualification details.
Start with your most recent job and work back accordingly.
Include the names of any previous employers, positions held and a list of responsibilities that you held or undertook.
Use short sentences and bullet-points. You can always expand on these points at an interview.
Account for gaps in your employment history

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