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The Most Effective Ways to Find a Job in Australia

Australia is one of the most beautiful countries in the world and boasts a fantastic Skilled Migration Program

The program is designed to make it easier for the migration of skilled workers to Australia.

The FREE Online Assessment is designed to instantly determine if you may be eligible to apply for a visa to Australia. The Online Assessment incorporates criteria set by the Australian Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC)

Click here to begin the FREE Online Assessment:

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Looking for a job in Australia?

SkilledMigrantJobs.com is a new niche job site, proudly sponsored by NAB. It's designed to connect you with businesses in Australia that are willing and able to employ non-residents, as well as providing sponsorship to the successful candidate if they require it. There is a diverse range of jobs advertised on the site. To find out more, review jobs and register your CV/resume please visit SkilledMigrantJobs.com.

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Australian Resume Writing

Do you need an Australian Resume Writer with an in depth knowledge of the Australian job market who can construct your professional resume specifically for the Australian job market?

At RedStarResume we have writers to suit every job candidate’s needs.

We can help you no matter where you are located in Australia. From working in the mines in Perth to working at an investment bank in Sydney, the team at RedStarResume will strategically target your resume to ensure that your application stands out from the crowd.

Why is the Australian Resume different?

All job markets around the world are unique in their own ways. The culture of a certain country plays a large part in how the job process works. In Australia, for example, it is neither necessary nor required to put a picture on your resume. Providing additional personal information such as date of birth, marital status, religion etc. is also very much discouraged. In order to write a good “Australian”, resume you need to have an understanding of what the Australian employer is looking for in a resume.

Highlight Achievements in your Australian resume.

Recent reports have indicated that recruitment agents and hiring managers will only spend up to 15 seconds reading your resume before deciding to either read on or delete. Once the resume has been deleted there is no way for the reader to give the resume a second chance. The number one rule with your resume is to highlight your achievements. When you apply for a certain job you can expect that a large percentage of the candidates will share relatively the same skills and education as you. In order to stand out above the competition you need to highlight your achievements and show the reader where you can specifically add value to their business.

Top 5 tips to ensure your new Australian resume is targeted toward the Australian Job Market:

Achievements are essential – Use examples to back up statements
Target your resume – Each time you apply for a job, ensure that your resume and cover letter is targeting that specific job.
Use correct “British English” – Words such as “realize” are spelt with a “z” using American English, but in Australia the “z” is replaced with an “s” – “Realise”
No picture or unnecessary personal information
Use strategic keywords (Strategic selection of keywords and phrases designed to highlight your resume and cover letter)