Many students and professionals continue to eye Australia as a place where they can settle and thrive. There are many amazing universities that offer undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in the country. At the same time, work opportunities for various professions are also abundant in the Oz.
As a matter of fact, according to the Global Livability Index of 2019, 3 Australian cities are among the best in the world. Melbourne ranks at #2 with a livability rate of 98.4. The city is followed immediately by Sydney with a score of 98.1. Adelaide nabs the Top 10 spot with a livability rate of 96.6. It’s no wonder why you would want to develop your career as a permanent resident in Australia!
To help you out, Bedssi has listed (in alphabetical order) the most sought after careers in Australia, as of 2019:
Agriculture and poultry farming
Dairy cattle farmer
Flower grower
Mixed crop farmer
Pig farmer
Poultry farmer
Sugar cane grower
Building and construction
Building and surveying technicians
Construction estimator
Construction project manager
Project Builder
Education
Early Childhood (or Pre-primary School) teacher
Middle school teacher
Primary teacher
Private tutor or teacher
Engineering
Aeronautical Engineer
Agricultural Engineer
Biomedical Engineer
Building and Engineering Technician
Chemical Engineer
Civil Engineer
Healthcare
Dietitian
Occupational therapist
Optometrist
Pediatrician
Hospitality
Accommodation and Hospitality Managers
Chef
Cook
Pastry cook
Winemaker
Information technology
ICT Customer Support Officer
ICT Security Specialist
Software and applications programmers
Software Engineer
Telecommunications Network Planner
We wish to emphasize that finishing any of these courses does not guarantee permanent residency in Australia. This list is merely provided by the Department of Home Affairs in Australia to help you with your decision.
So, yes, your chances do increase when you consider which jobs will be on demand in the near future. However, let this list serve only as a guide and do not let it dictate which career you take. After all, we still need industry movers and shakers to create new desirable careers, whose paths that diverge from the norm.
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