I Love a Sunburnt Country!
For the third year in succession, the OECD gong for "Happiest place to live" has gone to Australia.
Sweden and Canada claimed 2nd and 3rd spots, but lifstyle, beaches, culture and food tipped the scales in favour of the Great Southern Land. The UK just squeezed into the Top 10 in tenth place.
Hardly suprising then that Brits are queuing up to head off to the southern antipodes in the quest to find the Perfect lifestyle.
Despite some austerity measures, there are still plenty of opportunities for POMs in Australia, and Best Jobs in Oz is desperate to fill almost 30 Midwife and Nursing vacancies in places as diverse as Sydney, Darwin, Adelaide, Hobart, Canberra and Alice Springs - as well as less general destinations such as Burnie (Tasmania) and Port Augusta (South Australia).
Sponsorship by employers of part of the Visa process can save candidates upwards of £1500 - which, whilst a far cry from the days of "Ten pound POMs" is a handy amount to have in your pocket on arrival.
So, if you're single, married, a Nurse, Midwife or Doctor, there is a welcome mat just for you in many regions of Australia, what's more THEY need YOU!
For a list of current vacancies, read our blog visit our website or drop us a line and your CV by email, together with your preferred location.
You never know, you could be enjoying that HAPPY LIFESTYLE sooner than you think.
Link to article on CNBC
Tuesday, 4 June 2013
Wednesday, 4 July 2012
About Best Jobs in Oz
Anything to do with Australian jobs will appear on this blog. Whether you are living in Oz or are seeking a new life, all relevant information and links will be provided here.
The first thing you must ensure when travelling to Oz, especially on a working visa, is that you must have insurance. Many Australian jobs are not covered by workplace insurance, and you do not want to be in a position where you are laid up in an Aussie hospital with no means of paying either your medical bills, or your passage home.
If you are planning a backpacker working holiday always make sure that potential employers have the correct insurance, or arrange your own cover.
Once in Oz, the main thing is that you enjoy yourself - don't let that be ruined for the sake of a few quid.
The first thing you must ensure when travelling to Oz, especially on a working visa, is that you must have insurance. Many Australian jobs are not covered by workplace insurance, and you do not want to be in a position where you are laid up in an Aussie hospital with no means of paying either your medical bills, or your passage home.
If you are planning a backpacker working holiday always make sure that potential employers have the correct insurance, or arrange your own cover.
Once in Oz, the main thing is that you enjoy yourself - don't let that be ruined for the sake of a few quid.
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