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Information Technology (I.T) Jobs in Australia



IT jobs in Australia through General Skilled Migration

One of the main routes to getting IT work in Australia for migrants is through the General Skilled Migration (GSM) scheme. Immigration Australia applicants must demonstrate that their skills meet the criteria of the GSM Skilled Occupation List (SOL). Among the IT occupations currently on the list are:
  • Systems analyst
  • Analyst programmer
  • Developer programmer
  • Software engineer
In order to qualify, migrants must have their skills certified by the relevant assessing body, in this case the Australian Computer Society. Australia no longer uses the Migration Occupations in Demand (MODL) list to award additional points to migrants whose skills and experience met current needs in the labour market. Contact Global Visas to find out more about IT opportunities in Australia.

Australia IT Jobs through State-sponsored Employment

GSM applicants can also be nominated for IT jobs by a State or Territory government under the schedule of the SOL that applies to State Migration plans. This covers occupations such as:
  • Software engineers and testers
  • Software and applications programmers
  • Computer network and systems engineers
If you’re looking for an IT job in Sydney, the NSW Government sets out detailed selection criteria, such as:
  • Academic qualification
  • Work experience
  • Specialization
  • Language skills
Global Visas can provide you with up-to-date information on which Australian States are currently recruiting in the IT sector. To find out more, take our free online assessment.

IT jobs Australia offers through Employer-sponsored Employment

Australian and overseas companies can also sponsor and employ workers in the IT sector to come to Australia on a temporary or permanent basis. As with the SOL for GSM, applicants must be filling a job in an occupation covered by the Employer Nomination Scheme Occupation List (ENSOL) and provide the relevant proof of skills assessment.
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Engineering Jobs in Australia





Engineering jobs in Australia through General Skilled Migration

One of the main paths to working in Australia is through the General Skilled Migration (GSM) scheme. Applicants must demonstrate that their skills meet the criteria of the GSM Skilled Occupation List (SOL). Among the occupations currently on the list are:
  • Structural engineer
  • Mining engineer
  • Agricultural engineer
  • Petroleum engineer
Applicants can no longer gain points towards GSM through the Migration Occupations in Demand (MODL) list. Since 2010 this scheme has been replaced by targeted strategies for filling priority vacancies in the Australian labour market. To find out whether you meet the criteria for oil rig jobs in Australia, take the Global Visas free assessment.

Engineering Jobs through State-Sponsored Employment

GSM applicants can also be nominated for jobs in engineering by a State or Territory government under individual State Migration plans. 
  • A separate part of the SOL covers occupations such as:
  • Civil and electronic engineering technician
  • Gas or petroleum operator
  • Production manager (mining)
If you’re looking for mining jobs in Australia, individual States set out their own selection criteria. In Queensland, for example, the Eligible Skills List requires engineering professionals to have:

An Australian Bachelor Degree in the relevant branch of engineering, or the equivalent overseas qualification
Proof of registration, Between 4-7 years’ experience Global Visas can provide you with up-to-date information on which Australian States are currently recruiting in the engineering sector. 

To find out more about opportunities to work in Australia, take our free online assessment.  Many people viewed our Construction jobs in Australia section for further advice.

Employer-sponsored Engineering Jobs in Australia

GSM is limited to applicants under the age of 45, but temporary or permanent engineering vacancies may be open through sponsorship by an Australian or overseas company. If you’re looking for aviation jobs in Australia, the Employer Nomination Scheme Occupation List (ENSOL) includes aircraft maintenance engineering. As with GSM, all applicants must undergo skills assessment with the relevant assessment body for their profession.

Engineering jobs in Australia through Global Visas:

Whatever branch of engineering you work in, Global Visas can help you find up-to-date information about vacancies through GSM or through sponsored employment. Our job placement service will give you the best chance of finding a job and getting the visa you require. To talk to one of our consultants, take the free online assessment now. Find out further information on our Construction Jobs  page.
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Construction Jobs in Australia



Construction Jobs in Australia through General Skilled Migration
The General Skilled Migration (GSM) scheme offers one of the main paths to an Australian working visa. Applicants must be aged 18-45 and demonstrate that their skills meet the criteria of the GSM Skilled Occupation List (SOL). Among the occupations currently on the list are:
  • Carpenter
  • Joiner
  • Bricklayer
  • Stonemason
Applicants can no longer gain points towards GSM through the Migration Occupations in Demand (MODL) list. Since 2010 this scheme has been phased out and Australia now uses targeted strategies for filling priority vacancies in the Australian labour market. To find out whether you meet the criteria for building jobs in Australia, contact Global Visas by taking our free assessment.
 
Construction Jobs in Australia through State-sponsored Employment

GSM applicants can also be nominated for jobs in the construction sector by a State or Territory government under individual State Migration plans. A separate part of the SOL covers occupations such as:
  • Plasterers
  • Plumbers
  • Roof tillers
  • Electricians
Individual States set out their own selection criteria for sponsoring overseas workers in the construction field. Western Australia, for example, has its own SOL for skilled workers (WASMOL) as well target scores under the International English Language Testing System (IELTS). If you’re looking for carpentry jobs in Australia, Global Visas can advise you on which Australian States are currently recruiting in that sector. 

To find out more, take our free online assessment.   
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Employer-sponsored Construction Jobs in Australia:

Although GSM is restricted to applicants aged over 18 and under 45, temporary or permanent construction jobs may be open through sponsorship by an Australian or overseas company. If you’re looking for construction jobs in Australia, the Employer Nomination Scheme Occupation List (ENSOL) includes areas like bricklaying, carpentry and plumbing. As with GSM, all applicants must undergo skills assessment with the relevant assessment body for their trade.

Global Visas Can Help You Find Construction Work in Australia:

Whatever branch of construction you work in, Global Visas can help you find up-to-date information about vacancies through GSM or through sponsored employment by a State or company. Our job placement service will give you the best chance of finding a job and getting the visa you require. To talk to one of our consultants, take the free online assessment now. Find out further information on our Currency & Finance Services - Migration to Australia page.
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