Hoe gaan dit, South African! Nab That Job in Australia! is very excited to be coming to you in August 2010!

If you are a skilled South African professional who is looking to migrate to Australia, or perhaps you are already in the process of migrating – Nab That Job in Australia! is coming to South Africa to help you.

Throughout August, Ms Myers, Managing Director for Nab That Job in Australia!, will be available to you in South Africa to answer whatever questions you have, and support you in your goal of migrating to Australia.

Ms Myers’ specific expertise is in the job search field in Australia, and for years has been assisting overseas migrants to land their ideal job in Australia. Through specific job search strategies and modern job search techniques, Ms Myers gives her clients the edge when applying for jobs in Australia, especially when employer sponsorship is required.

Nab That Job in Australia! has had great success assisting clients to find sponsorship in Australia, as well as assisting those who already have PR, to receive a job offer so they can finally make their move to Australia.

With a high percentage of Nab That Job in Australia‘s clients being South African, it was easy for Ms Myers to make the decision to visit your beautiful country – one of her favourites, which she calls her “second home”. Ms. Myers even knows a little Afrikaans!

Ms Myers works very closely with Registered Australian Migration Agents, so has access to up to date information that you need for migrating to Australia.

If you are at the beginning stages of migrating to Australia, or perhaps you have been researching your dream of migrating to Australis for some time – whatever you situation, we recommend that you make an appointment for a free consultation with Ms Myers whilst she is in South Africa.

To apply for an appointment with Ms Myers, Managing Director of Nab That Job in Australia!, send your CV now to info@nabthatjob.com, indicating your location in South Africa and your availability for a telephone or in-person consultation during August.

We are sure that you will only benefit from meeting with Ms. Myers, whose reputation for assisting overseas nationals to migrate to Australia through employment is second to none.

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Are you seeking jobs in Australia from overseas and are not having much luck?  Have you considered planning a trip to Australia as part of your job search? If not, perhaps you should think about making a trip to Australia as part of your job search strategy.

Although our clients have had success gaining interviews over the telephone whilst they are still in their home countries, experience has shown that making a trip to Australia for the purpose of attending interviews and meeting with Australian employers and recruiters can greatly increase your success rate when applying for jobs in Australia.

Think about it this way – if you were looking to employ someone long term in your company, would you feel 100% comfortable hiring someone whom you have not yet met?  Most people would answer no to this question, unless you are working in a profession where your personality fit is not important when considering someone for a job – for example in a highly technical position where the employee’s proven experience in this field holds more weight than how they come across in an interview.

Using a trip to Australia as part of your job search can open up opportunities for interviews which may not have been there previously.  Australian employers who are not necessarily looking for an overseas applicant or sponsoring an overseas national may be more willing to consider if you if you happen to be in Australia and available for an interview.

The best way to plan your trip is to do your research in advance – compile a list of companies whom you have an interest in working for, and start contacting them before you leave.  Advise them that you will be in the country for a certain period of time and would love to have the opportunity to meet with them whilst you are there, even if they do not have any current vacancies that are suitable for you.  This way you can be considered more seriously for future opportunities with the organisation.

If you cannot set up a time to meet with the company when you make your initial contact with them, contact them again just before you arrive in Australia, or once you are there – this time by telephone, and let them know that you will be in their area on a certain date (give two options in case they cannot make one of them).  If you still cannot secure an interview date, the last resort is to visit the company in person when you are in Australia, with a copy of your CV,

and be sure to ask for the person in charge of recruiting for your profession.  By this time you should have made some great contacts and developed some relationships with the work you have done before arriving in Australia, so they should remember your name.

This is a very effective tactic as part of your job search, particularly if you are seeking job sponsorship, because it allows you to get in front of several employers, which is more powerful and influential than simply applying for jobs over the internet, because you have made a human to human connection.

Our clients have had success using this tactic and managed to gain phone interviews before they arrive in Australia, with second interviews lined up for when they are on their visit in Australia.  Other clients managed to book interviews whilst they were in Australia and had positive responses from Australian employers, even in the cases where they required sponsorship.

Nab That Job in Australia offers a service whereby they can take the hard work out of the research and contacting employers and recruiters by doing all of this for you.  Australian Emigration Job Search Strategist, Nadine Myers, has found that their third party recommendation for interview has had positive results. 

“When our clients have followed up from our inital contact, they were simply building upon the connection that we had already established with the contacts.  This means that a relationship been set up for them, making the contact by the client a lot easier and less ‘cold’”, said Ms Myers.

“We spend hours, if not days, doing research for our clients on suitable Australian employers whom we feel would be a great match for our clients’ skills and experience, and put together a detailed strategy for our clients to follow so they do not have to do too much thinking and figuring out for themselves – it is simple, paint-by-numbers system”, said Ms Myers.

If you would like to learn more about these Australian job sponsorship services offered by Nab That Job in Australia!, click on the relevant link below:

• Tailored Australian Job Sponsorship Strategy
• Australian Job Sponsorship Package
• Tailored Australian Job Search Strategy
• Australian Job Search Package

Nab That Job in Australia! also offers similar job search services for people who are migrating to Australia via other routes, such as skilled migration, and relevant services for non-sponsorship migration can be viewed by clicking here.

To find out whether you CV is competitive in Australia, click here.

If you feel you qualify for job sponsorship in Australia, or are not sure, click here

If you already have your work permit or residency for Australia, click here.

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Many clients and people that we speak to advise us that they are giving up on the Australian job sponsorship route for migrating to Australia, because recruitment agencies in Australia have advised them that:
  

“It’s just too hard to find a sponsor” 

“You need to have local experience”

“Australian companies aren’t sponsoring right now”

“You are better to wait until you arrive in Australia”

Why do recruitment agencies give this advice?  The reason is because, although they are specialists in their field and know the Australian market well, when they introduce job seekers to their clients (ie Australian companies), the recruiters receive a fee from that client.  Recruiters therefore want to take the quickest and easiest route for receiving their fee.  I know this sounds harsh, however, in their defense, recruiters receive hundreds of applications for jobs they advertise, and they need to somehow cut these applications down to a select few to introduce to their client.  Further, recruitment agencies need to have met you face to face before they can introduce you to their clients, as a matter of policy. 

Therefore, job seekers who require sponsorship, are not yet in Australia, and/or have not had work experience in Australia in the past; will for the most part, be screened out of the recruitment process by recruiters, as they opt to work with candidates whom will be less effort for them. 

This is not to say that recruiters have no feelings or compassion.  They are simply doing business the best they know how.  Having spent several years in the position of having to screen CVs and select the most suitable for the position, I understand the process that recruiters go through, and therefore I feel my opinion is justified.

Nadine Myers, Australian Emigration Job Search Strategist with Nab That Job in Australia! advises not to be deterred by the advice that Australian recruiters give you.  Ms Myers and her team work with foreign nationals every day, and have clients who have successfully found job sponsorship whilst applying from overseas, and who have not previously had local Australian experience. 

It must be stressed though, finding job sponsorship in Australia is no easy feat. 

“It takes a lot of hard work, dedication and a positive and resilient attitude, and even then, there is  chance you may fail”, says Ms Myers. 

“You have to know what you want, you have to go after it, and you have to know that no matter what adversities you are faced with now, you will reach your goal.”

Ms Myers advises not to believe that it will happen over night.  “Finding a job in Australia, including sponsorship, is a process that we help you through.  It starts with ensuring that your CV is competitive, that you have a strong job search strategy.  You also need to continually and systematically tap into the hidden job market – that means looking for those jobs that are not advertised.  They are out there, my friends!” says Ms Myers.

Many Australian companies now have sophisticated recruitment systems whereby they accept applications year-round from job seekers, whether they have vacancies or not.  The Australian companies then access this ‘pool’ of talent when positions become available in their company, and hence, they often do not need to advertise their vacancy.

Many Australian companies also offer their employees referral fees if they introduced someone they know to the company, which is very attractive and powerful, and can also mean that vacancies are filled from within the company before there is any need to advertise the position.

Networking and tapping into this hidden job market in Australia is therefore key for foreign nationals in particular, who are seeking employment in Australia.

“There are thousands of skilled job seekers all over the world who are seeking employment in Australia, and my mission is to ensure that these people do not give up on their dream of migrating to Australia”, says Ms Myers.

If you are having trouble finding a job in Australia, the first step to improving your success rate is to do Nab That Job in Australia’s quick CV assessment which will help you to determine whether your CV is competitive in the Australian job market.  This assessment will lead you through a series of questions that will uncover what you need to do to improve your success rate when seeking employment in Australia.  The assessment tool will then offer you your next steps, depending on your particular visa status. 

Click here to find out if your CV is competitive now

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We urgently require Cardiac Nurses in the city of Melbourne, Australia, and are seeking any interested applicants for sponsorship in Australia.

The position is within a supportive Private Hospital environment, with on-going career development – Clinically and Managerial.

We are looking for experienced Registered Nurses – catering for a range of Cardiac patients. Including Cardiac Surgery, Interventional Cardiology, electrophysiology and Cardiac pacing. The unit comprises of Acute beds and Cardiac step down beds.

The successful candidate will have:

 
• VIC Div 1 RN Registration.or in application / or can transfer..
• Extensive cardiac/critical care experience
• Post Grad Qualification in Cardiac/ICU – preferred

Apply now by clicking this link

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Our clients are prepared to sponsor any Registered Nurses who have appropriate experience in Theatre, and we would like to hear from you if you are interested.

The requirements for these roles are:

• 2+ years experience in Theatre
• IELTS (or at least in progress)
• Australian Nursing Registration (or at least have your application in progress)
• An interest and ability to migrate to Australia asap

Please send your expressions of interest, and details of how you meet the requirements above, to info@nabthatjob.com .

We highly recommend that you click here to have your CV Assessed to ensure you will be competitive in the Australian job market before applying for any jobs in Australia.

Workshop Manager – New Factory Military Vehicles – Brisbane

Assistant Manage (4.5 Star Hotel) – Melbourne

Chinese Master Chef

Sous Chef for Australian Pub/Hotel

MUREX Business Systems Analyst – Melbourne

Japanese Chef de Cuisine – Melbourne

Kindergarten / Childcare Teacher – Melbourne

Childcare Teachers – Melbourne

UK ICU/CCU Nurses – Locum Sponsorship

UK Midwives – Locum Sponsorship

SOA Architect – Sydney

Maintenance Electricians – Tasmania

Social Workers – Australia-wide

Electrical Engineers – Western Australia

Mechanical Design Engineer – Victoria

SAP Functional Managers / Team Leads FI/CO, HCM, SCM or SD – Darwin

Maintenance Fitters – Tasmania

Murex Application Support Analyst – Sydney

Indian Chef – ACT

Longwall Superintendent – QLD

SAP ISU Consultant

Boiler Maker – Western Australia

Project Controls Manager – Perth

Rocks Mechanics Engineer

NetApp Storage Specialist/Architect – Sydney

Calypso Developers & Integration Specialists – Sydney

Senior Finance Recruiter – Sydney

Coastal Engineer – Infrastructure – Brisbane

Connex Developer – Sydney

Senior Business Analyst – Ledger Conversion – Sydney

Openroad/Ingres Developer – Sydney

CA Gen Developers – QLD

Senior Risk Analysts – Sydney

Credit Risk Managers – Sydney

SAP HR Payroll Consultant – Perth

Civil Marine Project Manager – WA

Forklift Technician – Northern Territory

Senior Transmission Planning Engineer – Brisbane

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Quantity Surveyor – Australia wide

Canadian Engineers – Australia wide

We highly recommend that you click here to have your CV Assessed to ensure you will be competitive in the Australian job market before applying for any jobs in Australia.

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Our clients have found the Australian Job Sponsorship Package the most successful in assisting them to find employment in Australia, and have reported being invited for interviews with Australian companies, who are open to the fact that these clients require job sponsorship in Australia.  This has been a complete turn around for these clients, who, previous to utilising Nab That Job in Australia’s services, were receiving no response from their job applications in Australia.

“The power in the Australian Job Sponsorship Package“, says Nadine Myers, Australian Emigration Job Search Strategist with Nab That Job in Australia, “is our third party recommendation of our clients’ CV to our contacts in Australian companies, as well as Australian recruiters.  Our recommendation for these companies to interview our clients, coupled with our high-impact, competitive CVs that we tailor for each of our clients, is enough to grab the attention and interest

of Australian employers, and this tactic has proven to gain valuable interviews for our clients.”

“The services in this package all go hand in hand to perfectly compliment each other”, says Ms Myers.  “For example, a really great CV that meets the expectations of the Australian employer is in a sense, useless, if one does not have an effective job sponsorship strategy to implement with their marketing documents (CV and Cover Letter)”.

“Our Australian Job Sponsorship Package enables our clients to put their best foot forward when applying for job sponsorship in Australia, and opens oppportunities for them that would not otherwise have been there.”  Ms Myers is of course, talking about the elusive ‘hidden job market’ in Australia – where it is estimated that 70% of all available jobs in Australia reside.  Searching for job sponsorship simply through job search websites will not expose job seekers to all vacancies that are available in Australia.

Clients that Ms Myers has worked with for finding job sponsorship have reigned from the following professions:

• Dentists
• Nurses
• IT Professionals
• Accountants / Finance Professionals
• Pharmacists
• Business Analysts
• Learning & Development Professionals
• HR Managers
• Interior Decorators
• Landscape Gardeners
• Other Trades Professionals
• Other Business Professionals

Ms Myers says that she cannot assist anyone to find job sponsorship in Australia unless they have first confirmed that they qualify for job sponsorship in Australia. 

Ms Myers recommends the new and improved Australian CV Assessment Tool from Nab That Job in Australia, which will not only allow foreign nationals to determine where they are going wrong in their current CV, but also learn how they can improve their CV and their chances for finding sponsored employment in Australia.  This Australian CV Assessment Tool now also leads each participant to relevant information about visas in Australia, qualifying for job sponsorship in Australia, and what services Nab That Job in Australia can offer them that would be of most benefit to each participant in their individual situation.

Try out the new Australian CV Assessment Tool now, and find out how you can improve your chances of finding job sponsorship in Australia!

With skilled migration no longer being an option for many foreign nationals who want to immigrate to Australia, sponsorship is proving to be not only the only option available to them, but also the fastest route to immigrating to Australia.

Australian companies are becoming more and more open to sponsoring skilled, overseas nationals; and I see this trend increasing as Australia’s focus for immigration is changing towards job sponsorship pathways.

Do you qualify for job sponsorship in Australia?  Click here to find out.

If you have your permanent residency or work permit for Australia already, click here to learn how you can improve your job search success rate in Australia.

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Not only do you need to be on the ENSOL to be considered for job sponsorship in Australia, but you also have to demonstrate that you have the necessary skills and qualifications to perform the job that you have been nominated for sponsorship in Australia for.

The ENSOL document issued by the Australian Government, Department of Immigration and Citizenship, sets out the ways that you can demonstrate that you have the necessary skills and training for the sponsored position as follows:

• you have worked in Australia in the occupation for which you are being nominated for 2 years prior to applying for your ENS visa (including at least the last 12 months with your nominating employer); or
• you have had your skills and qualifications assessed as equivalent to the Australian standard by the appropriate assessment authority and, unless exceptional circumstances apply, have 3 years post-qualification experience in the occupation; or
• you have been nominated for a position which attracts a base salary of at least the salary specified by Gazette Notice for highly paid executive positions. The current minimum salary level
  is available at www.immi.gov.au/skilled/skilledworkers/ens/eligibility.htm

When applying for job sponsorship in Australia, you must have obtained your skills assessment before
you lodge your visa application and you must provide it to the department at the time you lodge your visa application.

You need to also be aware that if you are applying for job sponsorship, you need to hold the required license or registration necessary in order to work in your occupation in Australia.  The Department of Immigration and Citizenship also states that you can you can provide evidence that you are eligible to
unconditionally hold that licence or registration with your visa application instead of providing a skills assessment from the assessing authority listed on the ENSOL form.

If you intend on applying for job sponsorship in Australia, and you have been nominated to fill a senior academic or scientific research position by an Australian university or the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), you won’t need to have your skills assessed by an assessing uthority listed on the ENSOL form mentioned above.

Also, if you are applying for job sponsorship in Australia and the assessing authority for your occupation is listed as TRA (Trades Recognition Australia), the Department of Immigration and Citizenship of Australia will also accept a skills assessment from the Department of Industrial Relations in the state orterritory where you plan on working.

For further information on the requirements of the Employer Nomination Scheme (job sponsorship in Australia), I recommend that you visit Australian Government website for the Department of Immigration and Citizenship at: www.immi.gov.au/skilled/ or read booklet 5, Employer Sponsored Migration, which is available from the website or from any office of the department.

Go throught the ENSOL now, and uncover whether your occupation is in demand in Australia and may qualify for job sponsorship.

You will find that the list is very long and comprehensive, and is split up into the four major occupational groups in Australia:

• Managers and Administrators
• Professionals
• Associate Professionals
• Tradespersons and Related Workers

The ENSOL also points to the relevant assessing authorities for each occupation, so you can go ahead and have your skills and qualifications assessed for job sponsorship in Australia.

Once you have determined whether you are indeed on the ENSOL, you can then move forward and progress in your job sponsorship applications in Australia.  For some inspiration for migrating to Australia in 2010, click here.

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