How to Get a Job in Australia With No Experience (2024)

[@livingsimplyaustralia]

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[@dannplay3727]

Hi Martina, we came to Australia from Argentina on the recommendation of a friend of my wife's. Both my wife and I are professionals, but something that has shocked me a bit is that those "friends" who have professional jobs and in the company they work are open vacancies that fit our profile, use any excuse to not use their networking and Give us more visibility. In Argentina I have extended my hand many times to my friends using my network and here it seems that it is something out of place to ask. Obviously I am not going to ask for the favor again, but the attitude calls my attention a lot. It is clear that we have to look for other friends.

[@abidarehman2036]

May be it's time for U to make new friends and cut off the old mean ones

[@지원윤-r3f]

Thanks for your useful information 😢 I am going to go to Austraila this year with Working holiday visa and try to get a job there and I find your video very helpful :)

[@amralaa5779]

Happy to see you on my homepage, Thank you for the great tips.

[@kaim8115]

feel like this has aged poorly which is sad to say because it's impossible to get a job nowadays when you need 5+ yrs exp in anything and everything

[@rauldiab9830]

I'm an industrial engineer and I'm asked several times to come and work in Sydney. I only have 1 year of experience, but I'm fine here in Seattle. A great video tho 😋

[@Gajan.bala04]

Thank you for given detailed information about Australian immigration info

[@nikkilogan7726]

Really helped! Thank you

[@Simplyliving-365]

Thanks for sharing 😊

[@andrewjames1817]

i ualsed to live in australia born and raised now im full time in america .theres alot of aussies living here in north america .like starbucks there everywhere here

[@vivekav2135]

good one mate

[@aguschannel7]

Hello, i would like to get jobs in Australia. How to get it wirh sponsorship company?

[@jannatulmawatazrian753]

Can you please tell me more about chef job??? How get a job as a baker or pastry chef in Australia after reaching there? How to apply wich portals are trusted?? It'll be very helpful for me if you ans or make a video on this topic i am your regular follower from Bangladesh.

[@IkinAustralia]

Amazing Video

[@RosarioLabe]

Thank you maam ,im interested to apply in Australia

[@johaniscitra3444]

I am interested to find job in Australia as a fruit picker. I am Indonesian (56). What should I do?

[@trisha6594]

Tips I took away from this video: - Highlight your education ---> Subjects and certificates you achieved - volunteer and highlight transferable skills + fundraising (contribute to amazing causes) - Internships + placement - Network (with teachers, etc.) - Consider freelancing - invest in education ---> improve your skills

[@Gajan.bala04]

Thank you for given detailed information about Australian immigration info madam....have a nice day madam,.,,.

[@KabateesiRacheal]

How can l find ajob in dairy farm in Austrial because lam currently working in denmark on still adairy farm

[@flashydeals2743]

How can i find a job in a law firm as I am an overseas lawyer. it need not be a legal job at all, because, though i have experience in my country, i have no experience required in sydney, a total different jurisdiction. Can u give me tips please ?

[@acopp6891]

This is weird af (in a good way). A week ago I was watching her videos in one of the most surreal and f***ed up countries around the globe: Argentina. Now being in Sydney this is like ten thousand times more enjoyable. (Btw, a ripper of an editing)

[@ak90516]

Hey been watching your videos always helpful. I have a query though any idea how much time is being taken to process 186 Direct Entry Visa post lodgement. An approximate timeline would help plz.

[@Ngapaktegaljunior]

Jadi pengin berkunjung salam hangat dari indonesia 🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨

[@rahaalam1358]

Can you give any sample for beginners resume? With no experience?

[@Spbthebestcity]

My degree in bulding, specialization in water supply, but I have no experience in this specialty, and I am almost 44 years old, is there a chance to find an internship or is it not worth trying?

[@Gajan.bala04]

Hello madam..how are you doing...everything will be OK.. my question is that what are the minimum requirements for example educational and work and language skills needed in Australia..can you clear this question pls..thank you..have a nice day ..tc

[@andiswabiyela8332]

I would like to apply for a job or internship in Australia but I don't have a visa or citizenship yet. I would like to start that process when I have been offered the job. How do I go about my application and stating I don't have it yet but I can start the process or can obtain in 2-3 months before starting work? And what visa type should I apply for?

[@charuhaschiplunkar3611]

Can I apply for volunteering programs on tourist visa .. i will be there for a month

[@adansaed5982]

hard to find job whatever you do in Australia

[@christopherquezon9978]

Hi, I just found out that you went to deakin for your education. May I ask if Deakin is doing great in terms of employability upon graduating?

[@livingsimplyaustralia]

Hey! Thanks for the question. Yes, I did my Bachelor at Deakin. When I graduated, Deakin was ranking #3 in Australia for graduate employability - and based on my experience, this was true (e.g. all the graduates interviewing for a graduate consulting role at one of big 4s, we were all from Deakin uni - and upon graduating I got a professional job right away). But to be honest, I don't think the university you go to (especially for a Bachelor degree) really matters for getting a job (this is my opinion, others may disagree) - but based on my experience, what matters is your ability to show that you have the right skills, attitude and values to succeed in that position (preparing for the interview the right way is key). Hope this helps.

[@golibprimov1287]

How is the weather in Australia? Can you tel me all season? Especially degrees of hot!

[@livingsimplyaustralia]

Australia is a big country - so you have a wide variety of climates - the further up north you go, the hotter - here in Melb or Syd we have proper seasons (winter is pretty cold, and summer hot) - Queensland is relatively warm all year round (and very humid during summer). But I'll be talking about what I think about the weather in an upcoming vid

[@ArdikaRamadhani-eg2wz]

hello i'am dika from indonesia , how to make me get job in australia?

[@Adler2418]

Is it working at restaurants good?

[@livingsimplyaustralia]

If you don't have any experience whatsoever and are really struggling to get a job - starting work at a restaurant or retail shop is usually easier, and it will give you good customer service skills (in some instances even management skills - I know some people who progressed from wait staff to Restaurant managers). Any customer service role can be a nice gateway to getting a role in sales for example, or even a graduate entry level roles. In my case for example, I already had experience in HR and a degree in Psychology & Management, so I decided to volunteer/intern in a professional environment as it was a better pathway in that sense. So it all depends on the type of role/career you are after, the skills required for that role, how much experience you already have or not, and how much you are struggling to get your foot in the door. The goal is to gain skills that can be transferred to the role/career you want. Hope this helps.

[@TheTruthIsFiction]

Kitchen Hand is the easiest job to get but it is the lowest paid, very dangerous and you have to work very hard and fast. Waitering is harder to get because there is more competition. Lots of these jobs are paid in cash below minimum wage.

[@kenanzebak]

Thank you so mush your videos are always helpful. However i have a question if I have a 5 Years working experience and recently got my visa to Australia . What is the best way to find a job before I arrive there.

[@livingsimplyaustralia]

Networking with Australian recruiters and employers is a good idea. You won't necessarily land a job (perhaps you do), but you'll have contacts for when you arrive here. If you work at an international company with offices in Australia, getting a transfer is another option.

[@thinishaa4284]

Is it possible to get a job as foreigner without an australian pr or masters degree from Australia ? I hope you can answer my questions. Thank you. Appreciate it

[@livingsimplyaustralia]

Absolutely. As long as you have a valid visa to work in Australia and prepare your job application well, you are definitely able to get a job as a foreigner :)

[@valak3374]

Hello sister are u staying with your family in australia ???

[@THOMAS__867]

How are you mate

[@boss-v5k]

Hello everyone, My name is SHAKAWAT, I'm 23 and I just arrived in Sydney. I'm looking for a job. I'm in very hard circumstances now😔 I have experience in housekeeping/cleaning/ Costumers service / Project manager and wait staff in restaurant.I'm a hard worker and a fast learner. Any questions or opportunities, I am at your disposal Thanks :)

[@sturedman6920]

Leave Australia asap is really hard to find jobs for immigrants ... is not the paradise like much people describe .. jobs here are made for aussies. .. Australia is a racist and discriminatory country

[@darkill245]

Welp,what If I've already got work experience in my home country,is that valuable?

[@livingsimplyaustralia]

100% all experience is valuable

[@darkill245]

@@livingsimplyaustraliathat's great to hear,thanks a lot !

[@EbaiOjong-k8k]

Hi creating I need a job

[@lateefahbadmus346]

interesting

[@isabelenau3934]

Yes, get a job and then good luck surviving in Sydney with the cost of living!

[@TheRubberStudiosASMR]

All this just to get rejected by AI

[@mommyisti18]

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[@krishnareddy8913]

Hello mam

[@nasir-v1q]

سلام میتوانید کمک کنید من هم مهاجرت کاری کنم به کشور زیبای استرالیا . من کارم جوشکاری هست

[@valak3374]

What is minimum wage in australia sister ???

[@livingsimplyaustralia]

Hey! From 1st July 2023, the minimum wage is $882.80 per week or $23.23 per hour (for more see the Fair Work website).

[@valak3374]

@@livingsimplyaustralia sister how costly is living in melbourne ?? Is the climate of Victoria state similar to uk 🇬🇧 climate ?? Please let know .Thank u

[@TheTruthIsFiction]

There is no minimum wage. Lots of people get paid in cash illegally.

[@TWEQDvideo]

Western nations don't really look at grades - they look at attitude and if you will fit into their team

[@CoronaVirus-uy1cw]

Good job i want to come to australia to get job and study business how to apply