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Australians have a life expectancy of at least 6 per sent longer than your average South African. A South African male, born today, is expected to die before the age 60 and most likely of a preventable / treatable / curable disease, a violent act or a motor vehicle accident. In stark contrast; an Australian baby boy, born today, is expected to live beyond 80 years. Ac…
Read More ›The Australian state of Tasmania will be considering all visa applications from foreign teachers. The state has announced that it will be doing everything it can to recruit an additional 250 teachers within the next 5 years. The Tasmanian Education Minister Jeremy Rockliff said the largest ever recruitment drive for new teachers has already started. “We want the best …
Read More ›Australia is facing a massive shortage of teachers especially in the specialists’ fields like mathematics and science teachers, particularly in physics and chemistry. “With imminent retirements and poor retention rates, this problem will only get worse. It has already reached crisis point in some areas.” The Australian Minister of Education announced that the Australian G…
Read More ›If you want a great life, an awesome job and get paid more for it you should consider immigrating to Australia or Canada! Expats rated both countries within the top 6 best countries to live and work in and the expats who participated in the HSBC survey said they were richer too. The respected and trusted HSBC's annual Expat Explorer Survey Report showed that 45 per cen…
Read More ›Work visas applications of qualifying skilled migrants, wanting to immigrate to regional South Australia, will receive priority treatment and fast-tracked processing times if Australia’s Trade Minister, David Ridgway, get his way. In what is considered great news for would be migrants, the move will address South Australia’s stagnant population figure and will encourage…
Read More ›More than half of the engineers currently employed by the Australian government and private companies are migrants. Australia relies heavily on offshore talent as they battle to supply enough of their own Engineering graduates to meet the needs of their booming AUD $100 billion construct industry. A recent article published by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation sa…
Read More ›As the Australian construction industry continues to show year on year growth the need to staff new and existing projects with suitable candidates also grows. Being unable to find enough qualifying applicants locally Australian construction giants are turning their attention beyond Australia’s borders to finding the talent they need. With Construction Project Managers…
Read More ›A new report shows that due to a shortage of qualified and experienced Civil Engineers, Australia’s most populated state - New South Wales (NSW) - can’t fill three quarters of their job vacancies. The findings of the report, published by the Australian Department for Small Business and Jobs, showed that employers experienced greater difficulty recruiting engineering pro…
Read More ›Electricians are in constant demand in Australia. The ever-growing need for electricians has created a situation where Australia cannot, and historically could not, meet the demand through its local labour force and as such electricians are being ‘imported’. Tradesmen in this occupation are highly valued and consistently appear on Australia’s Skilled Occupations List …
Read More ›New statistics show that South Africans are amongst the nations most likely to apply for immigration to Australia and be successful. In fact in the past financial year Australia issued 2000 more visas to South African than to Americans. More South Africans successfully received Australian visas (mostly Skilled Work Visas) than did applicants from Ireland, Malaysia and…
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