The end of your studies is finding your dream job. Being an international student in the city of Perth is very easy to find a full-time job, a part-time job, or just a part-time job. Search for the topic of education competition
UWA has put together a guide to working in Australia to help all students solve all the problems related to finding a job.
Preparation before applying to work in Australia
Confirm that your situation meets the work standards
Before applying for a job in Australia, some verification work is essential to ensure that you can apply for the relevant job. Please check your visa or scholarship conditions to ensure you meet all the requirements.
Learn about working hours permits
According to the terms of the student visa, all international students can meet the requirements during each semester after the official start of classesWork no more than 48 hours per fortnight；There is no limit to the number of hours you can work during the holidays.
It is important to note that international students are not allowed to work in Australia until the start of the course.
Apply for a personal tax identification number
Once you arrive in Australia, you can apply for a Tax File Number (TFN) through the Australian Taxation Office (ATO).
A personal tax ID number is used to pay various taxes during the working periodThe only oneDigital identification. If you have resided in Australia for more than 6 months, you will be considered a tax resident, subject to income tax and eligible to file a tax return at the end of the financial year.
Know your right to work
It's also important to know your rights to work in Australia. International students have the same workplace rights and protections as others working in Australia. For more information on the right to work, visit Fairwork Government**.
Start submitting your job application
Preparation of application documents
Before applying, you need to prepare an up-to-date CV that lists your skills and all your current work experience.
A personalized cover letter is especially important for applying for a job. Be sure to write and correct it to ensure a good first impression on the employer and an edge in the competition with other candidates who are likely to apply for the same position.
Employment options for international students
Part-time jobs and part-time jobs are good options to earn extra income while studying.
Part-time jobs don't require a certain number of hours per week and are often flexible while studying at university.
If you work part-time, you need to apply for a permanent position, and there are requirements for weekly working hours, and you can enjoy paid holidays. Students who apply for part-time jobs can arrange their working hours according to the semester schedule to cooperate with their university studies.
International students studying full-time in Australia are not allowed to work full-time as full-time work would exceed the maximum 48 hours per fortnight.
Jobs available to international students
Now that you've learned about the working hours for international students, it's time to find out what types of jobs or industries international students can consider. Here are some of the industries that are quite popular with college students:
Retail includes working in supermarkets and clothing stores.
Food and beverage services include waiters, bartenders in coffee shops and restaurants.
Administrative posts include reception work, data entry, or secretarial work.
Services include tour guides, childcare, cleaning, or babysitting of pets.
Freelance work that matches an individual's skills.
In addition, students can also consider and apply for a job that suits them on campus at the University of Western Australia!
Volunteering and work experience
Volunteering is also a great way to improve your employability as well as gain work experience in your respective field of study before you graduate. In Australia, volunteering does not count towards the number of hours worked on a student visa permit.
Find the ideal way to work
There are many ways to find a job that meets your personal needs and schedule while you are in school. We offer the following ways to help international students get started on their job search:
Seek and indeed online job seekers** recruitment companies list the positions they are recruiting on these sites.
www.seek.com.au
au.indeed.com
LinkedIn is a social ** platform focused on business and employment – perfect for networking and discovering new roles.
au.linkedin.com
University of Western Australia (UWA) Career Development and Careers Centre We can help students find their ideal job that fits their lifestyle approach and give students advice on how to apply. If appointments are not available, consultations can be made Monday to Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Student Center.
In November, the University of Western Australia China Tour Student Employment and Career Development Office was introduced
UWA Activity Centre (UNI Hub) This is a one-stop** career platform that lists employment and volunteering opportunities, as well as relevant workshops and other useful tools.
The University of Western Australia combines engineering and study internships to discover real work scenarios and unlock work potential
Post-graduation job opportunities
Perth is a city of opportunities and the perfect place to start your career in the field you want. On the eve of graduation,Five reasons why you should choose to start your career in Perth.
Perth is Australia's fourth-largest city, with rapid economic growth and many jobs.
Post-Work Visa Opportunity (PSW) for up to 6 years
University of Western Australia's Work-Study Program (WIL).
The University of Western Australia combines engineering and study internships to discover real work scenarios and unlock work potential
The University of Western Australia's Career Mentor Link programme helps students find their dream job in Perth.
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