Western Australia… a place of endless opportunities
With its amazing natural beauty, clear blue skies, record low unemployment and historic economic growth, Western Australia (WA) is one of the most exciting places to seek a rewarding career.
WA is widely regarded as the engine-room of the nation's economy. The State has consistently led the nation in economic growth, productivity, investment, and exports over the past decade.
This economic boom has led to WA having the lowest unemployment rate in the country (currently at a low 2.2 per cent at November 2008) with thousands of high quality and highly paid jobs being generated.
This means that if you wish to kick-start your career after finishing your studies, you are more likely to obtain a job in WA than any other Australian state!
Opportunities exist in a vast range of trade, semi-professional and professional occupations. The State Government's commitment to health, education policing and corrective services ensures there are plenty of jobs in the public sector. There is also a strong demand for skilled teachers, nurses, community service workers and tourism/hospitality staff.
Here is a list of just some of the occupations that are in demand across the state of WA:
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Workers in the State are also amongst the best paid in the country, with average full-time earnings of AU$ 67,059 per year (WA Business News, August 2008). This is well ahead of other Australian states and ahead of the national annual average of AU$ 59,654.
To find out more about the rewarding job opportunities in WA visit www.gowestnow.com, or to find out how to apply for a visa visit www.migration.wa.gov.au.
Dear Sir came to lnow that in the list of denanded occupations
Medicaj practitioner is one. I hereby tell that i passed graduatin in medicine in 1982, since then I hve been engaged in both curative and prentive medical practices. Mmay I be alligible to apply for the same.
my date of birth is 01/07/58
Dr. Ajoy Ghosh.
Posted by: Dr. Ajoy Ghosh | December 12, 2008 at 06:12 AM
hello i m student of holms collage mrlbourne i want to do canada fpr my study in australia i m oversea student plz help me
aman
Posted by: amandeep singh lyall | December 12, 2008 at 04:41 PM
hello, am from West Timor and now studying in a seminary in Jakarta. i want to study sociology to help people in West Timor esp. children education. may i experience work for children in WA? many thanks.
Posted by: kamelia | December 13, 2008 at 04:09 AM
i wont to learn and work in Australia really ihope that but iam live in sudan is very far and i haven money to travel there Scholarships and job opportunities Almabanny now work a five-star hotel personnel Assembly Affairs Department since 2006
Posted by: fawzia | December 13, 2008 at 11:26 PM
I am a teacher. I am teaching Mandrin (chinese) in a secondary school so if i want to apply a job teaching Chinese, What should i do? I mean how to apply a job in Austrialia.
Posted by: kokolim | December 15, 2008 at 04:58 PM
sir,may i know how to join this job
Posted by: m.srinu | December 16, 2008 at 04:13 AM
I am a student of finance. I've partly qualified CA(Chartered Accountancy). I want to study in WA. If u find spark & talent in me, plz support me for my career.
Posted by: Muhanmmad Farhan | December 20, 2008 at 02:07 AM
I am a student of finance. I've partly qualified CA(Chartered Accountancy). I want to work & study in WA. If u find spark & talent in me, plz support me for my career.
Posted by: Muhanmmad Farhan | December 20, 2008 at 02:08 AM