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Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Western Australia is most buoyant state about jobs
WEST Australian employers are the most confident about hiring new workers over the next three months, according to a new national survey.
Recruitment agency Hudson Global Resources released its latest Employment Expectations report today, showing WA remained the most buoyant state, with 43.9 per cent of respondents expecting to add new jobs, a drop 1.3 percentage points from the preceding quarter.
Employers planning to cut staff dropped 1.1 percentage points to 3.7 per cent, the lowest in the nation.
WA led the other resource-rich state of Queensland, with 37.6 per cent of employers expecting to put on new workers, up 2.2 percentage points.
Both outstripped the national average of 21.7 per cent, down four percentage points.
Hudson WA general manager Bruce Henderson said employment in the state was being driven by mining and resources investment.
"Jobs are being driven by new projects that are still under construction, as well as existing assets that are expanding or in ramp-up mode," he said.
"This is creating additional demand for roles in a wide variety of industries that support the mining sector."
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Easy Australian visa for Indian students
Minister for Immigration and Citizenship on 15 February 2012 has announced a reduction in the visa assessment level for India and Nepal which are two among the 29 countries. Student’s going for their higher studies under new assessment level will be required to show fewer documents towards the issuance of their student visa. English proof and academics requirement will also be easier.
Assessment level has reduced for the Subclass 574 which is meant for post graduate research level students.
New Assessment level will come into effect on 24th March 2012. Students applying after 24th March2012 for visa for Masters by research or PhD will be assessed under new AL1 assessment level.
Friday, October 21, 2011
Big B is awarded by Australian Uni
Queensland University of Technology honours Indian film star Amitabh Bachchan with an honorary doctorate that he accepted after two years of refusal due to past bashing of Indian students in Australia.
QUT vice-chancellor Peter Coaldrake gave this award and pointed out an increased safety of Indian students in Australia along with improvements in the perception of India-Australia relationship.
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Perth offers booming possibility for IT students
Perth needs IT workers attributed to insufficient IT specialists in the Western Australia. An increasing demand for such workers offers scope for Indian IT students to study and work in Australia with which Australia’s quality education and visa rules further provide assistance.
Monday, October 10, 2011
Australian Visas made faster and easier for Indian Students
Australian High Commission is bringing changes in the visa rules for student applicants that will facilitate visas faster and easier than before. This will be done by considering student applicants in the low risk category, which will then require less financial and other supporting documents for easy visa processing.
See a detailed discussion here
Saturday, June 11, 2011
Australia woos Indian students with scholarships
The nine universities in the state have agreed to provide a full tuition waiver to Indian students, and the scholarships will support living costs and education-related travel. Ten scholars from India will be awarded 90,000 Australian dollars (about $94,400) each to pursue their Ph.Ds from varsities in Australia's Victoria state starting 2012.
Friday, May 20, 2011
Study in Australia without IELTS - possible with alternative tests
International students aiming for study in Australia will no longer have IELTS as the only option for proving their English Proficiency. The alternative English language tests such as TOEFL, PTE and Cambridge English will also be acceptable for student visa purpose by the end of this year.
These provisions have not only created a competition in the English Language test market but has also increased the choices and no. of test centres for students. Moreover students will be able to get their results in a comparatively short time.
Friday, May 20, 2011
Austalian universities are collaborating with oil industries
Energy giant Royal Dutch Shell has established research and training partnerships with the state's top universities such as University of Western Australia and Curtin University....
Monday, May 16, 2011
Australian Visa becoming expensive from 1st July, 2011
The cost of migrant visa for Australia is going to increase by 15% with effect from 1st July 2011 so as to help offset the wider costs associated with the operation of the migration and temporary entrant program.
However students/tourists need not to worry as these regulations will not apply to:
• Australian tourist visas
• Australian student visas
• Second instalment investor retirement visas
• Second instalment contributory parent visa
• humanitarian protection visas lodged in Australia
The persons looking for PR in Australia should now rush to file their applications in order to save them from the rising costs.
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Brett Lee supports Indian students in Australia
There have been concerns about attacks on Indian students in Melbourne, Australia. Famous Australian cricketer Brett Lee was in New Delhi recently to assure Indian students that Australia is still a safe place for Indian students. In recent years Australia has become increasingly popular amongst Indian students.
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Australian immigration routes still available for chefs and cooks
'Employers can nominate chefs and cooks on 457 visas, employer-sponsored visas and the new State migration plans.'
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