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Mar132019

Breaking News – Updates to the Skilled Migration Jobs List

The Department of Home Affairs has recently announced a new list of occupations for the Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme (RSMS) Visa, which will be effective as of the 18th March 2018. This means that many international students will now be able to apply for a permanent residency visa if they work in particular roles in regional areas! A regional area is generally somewhere outside of major Australian cities, but there are a few cities such as Hobart and Tasmania that are considered regional.

The Australian Beer

.Life in AustraliaOctober 25, 2012

Australians love beer. When they are not drinking tea they can be found sheltering at a watering hole sipping the amber nectar with mates. In translation that means: they are in the pub drinking a beer with friends. The climate and the Australian culture is more suited to a cold beer than wine or other…

L'outback australiano - un territorio tutto da scoprire

The Australian Outback

.Into the Wild, .Life in Australia, .TravelsOctober 5, 2012

Fantastic beaches. Modern and multicultural cities. A dynamic and growing economy. All well and good. But head inland and you can find one of the truly great wilderness expanses on the planet: the great Australian outback. Quite where the “outback” starts is not clear. There is no sign on the road. But you can be…

The Australian Flag

.Life in AustraliaSeptember 26, 2012

The iconic symbols of Australia include the Sydney Opera House, the boomerang, the kangaroo and the emu. But what about the Australian national flag? Like any other flag the Australian flag is full of symbolism and stirs pride in Australians, young and old alike. The origins of the flag are plain to see: Australia was…

Skills Shortage in Australia

.WorkSeptember 13, 2012

An overlook on most requested skills Down Under. Australia is the only major economy in the industrialized world to have escaped the global financial crisis. Australia has had no recession while much of Europe, North America and other parts of the world have suffered the worst economic crisis since the 1930’s. The Australian economy is…

Cambridge Exam Preparation Course

.Study, Corsi di IngleseSeptember 11, 2012

Cambridge Exam: How much do you know? When you learn another language it’s very important to keep the interest. The longer you study, the more chance that you will become less interested. The main reason is that the amount of language you acquire slows down as you progress. Up until about an intermediate level…

Quale città australiana è giusta per voi?

Which city is right for you

.Life in Australia, .Travels, Consigli Go StudyAugust 10, 2012

It’s not easy to know which is the right city in Australia. All have their charms…it really depends on what you are looking for. The following is a quick guide to help you decide where to start your Australian experience. If you like big cities then you really have to choose between Sydney and…

Come trovare un lavoro occasionale in Australia

Casual work in Australia

.Life in Australia, .Work, Lavori OccasionaliAugust 3, 2012

Australia is a great destination for many reasons. One of the attractions is the ready availability of casual work to help finance your studies and to help you enjoy life in the lucky country. These days more than 99% of our students are working and very few find it hard to find work if they…

10 things to help you to succeed in Australia

.Work, Consigli Go Study, TipsJuly 27, 2012

Success comes in many shapes and sizes, but for many of our students “success” is establishing themselves in Australia and enjoying the study and work and really living a new experience. The following 10 tips may help you find success in Australia: 1. Smile. In any part of the world a positive smile can help, but…

Food in Australia

.Life in AustraliaJuly 23, 2012

Food is one of the biggest cultural shocks wherever you travel. And Australia is no different: you will open your eyes (and mouth) to many new things. Australia’s extraordinary (but short) history means that Australian cuisine is a fantastic melting pot of flavours. Given that the English and Irish influence is big, some would question whether…

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