How much can an Indian student earn in Australia for his/her studies?
Please do not undertake an overseas degree on this assumption. You will be wasting your time, energy and sanity, alongside the hard-earned money of your sponsor.You will hear many stories of how people worked 3 to 6 shifts a day and saved up 30,000 AUD within 3 months and paid tuition for their course. The people who say this are massively misjudging the effort required to undertake.You are limited by the following factors:Visa conditions - you are allowed to work 40 hours total over 2 weeks. This means at most 20 hours a week. You can always work around this - and sit in fear that the immigration department can easily deport you for this reason. Again, anecdotally people will tell you it’s no big deal - in light of changing policies and local politics - this is being monitored more closely.Hourly rates - You will most likely be paid minimum wage 20AUD per hour - if you are lucky - otherwise, you will take a few dollars below minimum wage (15AUD) to make ends meet. Each subject (at a decent university will cost approximately AUD 3000 or more) - imagine taking 4 courses in a semester - that’s 12,000 AUD (roughly). How long will you need to work? The math is straightforward - a long time.You also miss out on other things when students attempt this - they learn nothing from the degree they are enrolled in, often miss out on important networking events that could land them jobs, and are totally disconnected with the local community. Net outcome - you don’t have money saved up, you’ve done poorly in your course, and you are completely disconnected with the local community because you’ve not had time to interact with them. This type of stress also takes a mental toll on your well-being - what’s the price on that?Studying abroad is an expensive undertaking - it is better to either invest the money to yield profitable results - or continue to save money until you can comfortably afford your expenses.
I'm an international student. How can I find part time job in Australia?
I am an international student at Melbourne. At Australia , if you need to find a good part time job , you need reference. When i came to Melbourne i could not find any jobs in the initial days as i had no body to refer me.I started applying jobs in SEEK, indeed , Gum tree and so many other local job search engines. But i started getting rejection mails. Then i decided to go with my resume to the shops , petrol pumps and super markets. I was lucky enough that one guy whom i met at COLES (Leading Supermarket Giant) at Australia gave me his Team leaders number and i ringed him several times and finally i got a chance for the interview. Its since 8 months i am working for COLES.You can search jobs in online sites like SEEK , indeed , Gum tree. But personally getting a good paid job from these sites without reference is hard. so the best advice is to take a good resume and cover letter and to go and meet store managers in person and they will give you an opportunity to attend interview if they have vacancies. You can apply for certificates like RSA (Responsible Service of Alcohol Courses) which can help you in fetching handsome paid jobs during some big events managed by Massive event management team(Atlantic Group Weddings.)Never get disappointed. I have few friends who could not find any jobs in the first few months , but when they got jobs the pay was super cool. The cash in hand jobs pays the lowest wage at Australia. Main part time jobs at Australia are as follows.Desktop analyst (Pay $20–35)Research assistantsUniversity jobs (Best Jobs)Supermarket(Coles , Woolworth ) , Pay ($19 -$21.9) basic.On Sunday's and public holidays it goes up to $34, $55 per hour.Car washWaitress/ Wait staffWarehouse(loading and unloading)Delivery driver ( Vic licence is required mostly)Uber eats Sign up to drive with UberCleaning jobsPetrol pumps ( 7-Eleven Good Call™)Small clerical potions.The wages starts from $10(cash in hand jobs ) and can go till $35 jobs which will come to your account via TFN (TFN Australia)All the best.Deepak
From India, refused UK student visa twice, chances for Canada?
Hey guys, I'll try and be very concise here. I went to the UK in 2002 with family who kept on applying & getting refused from UK Embassy in 2-3 applications made within UK. During the course of time, I was studying and started pursuing a medical degree (MBBS) in UK in 2005. The university accepted me as a home student since I was studying there for three years. Family came back to India in 2006, and me getting fed up with my situation there (no rights, probability of detention) came back in 2008, hoping I would be granted a student visa. Applied 1st in Aug 2008 and they refused on the basis of "inadequate funds", then in Jan 2009 they termed my overstaying and some weirdly minor application that I couldn't recollect at all on the form as the reason for refusal and they have barred future applications till 2018 + accusing me of fraud against my uni for paying Home fees for 3 years when I had no business to. Now, my family is keen I should give Canada a try. I am fine either ways - studying in India or abroad. I want to know how much does my UK history affect my Canadian application. Will downplaying the situation help? Obviously to enter the Canadian medical education system, I would need to do a BSc first, but is this possible now-as in does the UK immigration history have the potential to really make the whole process of applying unnecessary? Am really desperate, really keen to do medicine and would love to hear some opinions, as to how I should proceed.
Is it easy/hard for international students to get a job in Dublin, Ireland?
As in any job market, your ability to find a job would depend on your degree, work experience and additional skills you can offer your prospective employer. If you present yourself well and have more than the rest of the candidates, you will get the position. If you need a work permit, it's very difficult to get it because the rules are very strict, but if you don't, then nothing is stopping you from getting in. Competition is normally fair. A word of warning, however - Ireland is a very "interesting" place and while all the right noises are made about equal opportunities and rights, it is unlikely you are ever going to feel at home if you are in any way different from an average Irish person. It is all very subtle, but chances are you're going to work [much] longer hours for [a lot] lower salary and get no support if you ever need it. This is based on my experience of working in the local financial services industry. I have also spoken to a number of expats working in Dublin who appear to have had similar experiences.If you allow a suggestion, London and the UK in general has a more vibrant and tolerant society. Again, from personal experience, the people are a lot easier to get in contact with, they are a lot more open and friendly. Finding a job in the UK is also likely to be easier simply because the market is larger.
Please guys need your help regarding a bench warrant on misdemeanor and an international you like to ask?
You don't want advise to handle it, pay it or what so ever..but you want an exact answer. Well what if the exact answer is to take care of it? Seriously, you just want someone to tell you to just go to the airport, fly home, with no hopes of returning and you will be fine. Unfortunately no one can give you that guarantee. The TSA is generally concerned with making sure the plane is safe and that nothing illegal or not allowed is brought on board that could endanger the flight. They are usually not concerned with legal issues of the passengers. However, the airline will submit your name along with the name of every other passenger to the Government of the US as well as Italy. So if the judge decided to put your name on the National Crime Information Database you may be flagged and detained. Since you already mentioned it. Don't expect to be approved for any visa's in the future if you leave the US under these circumstances. Also, keep in mind that Countries do talk and pass along information. So your issues in the US may also effect visas to other countries in the future as well.
How easy is it for an Egyptian man to travel to England?
Hi, it is not impossible for him to travel to UK. He will need an invitiation - you can do that, and he will also need to prove that he can support himself while he is in UK (this means money in his bank - and showing his bank statement with the application for the visa). These are the most important two things about applying for a visa. He may also be asked why he wants to visit UK, and how long he intends to stay. He should be able to prove that he has a job in Egypt and that he will return. So, no, it is not as easy for them to visit us, as it is for us to visit them. You are right to be wary, many Egyptian guys want to leave Egypt and will feign love for foreign women. But of course, sometimes the love is true. I am an English woman married to an Egyptian guy, and we have been all through all the aspects. We now live in UK. If you would like to know any further information, please email me, and I will help you. Good Luck :)
We need less school days, and less homework what do you guys think?
We're already behind other countries in academics who have longer school years and more homework than us in the U.S. If anything, we need longer school years and more homework unless we want to be continuously known as the "stupid country."