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hey girls I just arrived here at Sydney on the last week of May for a one year course. =)Looking for a part-time job here is harder than it seems! Because of the 20hr/wk limitation, employers are more hesitant to because they want people who can work extra hours when they need extra hands, those that are more flexible. Specially here in the city. It took me 2 months to find mine and it's just casual(meaning there's no fixed schedule, no sure hours per week, they just call you when they need extra people to fill in) and hassle coz i could be assigned to any outlet. just a few heads up too...cost of living here is extremely crazy. I was quite surprised. A minimum train ride costs 4.40AUD round trip. (around 180PHP!) That's just around 6++ stations covered. Fast food here costs 200-600PHP.Also...it's so quiet here! 5PM palang sarado na mga malls. Nalurklurk ako. LOLBut other than those downsides, it's been so great having a sense of safety. Unlike sa Pinas when you have to look over your shoulder 24/7 baka meron nang nakaabang na may balisong sa tabi tabi.Also, the train system is super nice which is something I LOVE. Walang siksikan na tipong sa LRT na kahit di ka kumapit ok lang sa sobrang sikip.So anyways, if you're planning to come here, don't rely on your possible earnings from a part-time job. I've applied to over a hundred part-time jobs(Fastfood, grocery, dept. store, etc) that doesnt even need skilled backgrounds...but ang sakit, pati mcdo tinanggihan ako? LOL
^yep sis,di pa pwede mag work hangga't di nag co-commence ang uni.wait mo lang yung Letter of Offer mo or make sure to check you e-mail always.darating din yan.goodluck sayo.
^1 week.mamasyal ka muna habang di pa nag start ang uni mo.to get familiar with the places.hindi ka ba nag IDP ?
You can start looking for work before your classes start but you can only work pagstart na ng classes mo.However you can work on sembreaks, holidays etc
Hi mga sis, i find it so expensive magaral dito for international student. Sa TAFE lang eh 10k+ aud/year na agad, considering vocational pa lang yan. Pag nag aus aid naman, you need to return sa country mo after the studies. I want to stay here sana and malakad ang PR, kaso ang mahal pag nag aral. Or are there cheaper means? Fresh grad lang ako sa arts and design in pi so i guess mahirap makuha as skilled dahil no working experience pa.
as tourist lang ako for six months. meron kaso more on top entrance exam churva, which i dont think kaya ng brain cells ko. And when I asked around the unis and schools, parang wala silang alam. go check the website daw ganun.. eh our country lacks the scholarship fund thing. There's china lang, and other countries.bum lang ako here. LOL while nilalamig
scholarship din ba target mo sis? i read sa other thread four years ka, nako how much abot ang tuition mo per year