WE-global Vietnam
Welcome to WE global , a service in Vietnam to help young Vietnamese people to work and study in Australia. There are many opportunities in Australia for work visa people gain employment in many areas of Australia and for many types of work.
In our office in Saigon, we have a visa agent to handle all your visa requirements, an interpretation service to translate your Vietnamese documents into English plus a training room. We use the training room to help people with any inquires about working and studying in Australia, plus help people to understand the cultural differences between Vietnam and Australia.
In Australia there are many opportunities for the following jobs.
- Farm workers all over Australia
- Barista café workers.
- Hairdressers.
- Nail shop workers
- Mig welders and laborers in the marine repair industry.
- Aged care positions in nursing homes and aged care centers (these positions require a certificate 3/4 in individual care studied in Australia)
There is also an opportunity to gain sponsorship and permanent residency in Australia from some of these positions.
What’s it like to be a Barista?
Baristas prepare, make and serve coffee-based drinks. They usually work in coffeehouses, cafes and restaurants. Baristas combine their love of coffee with the thrill of working in a fast-paced customer service role.
https://youtu.be/1au0gHeNbg0 check this youtube video about barista work.
Tasks and duties
Understanding coffee and coffee making techniques.
Making coffee and other coffee-based drinks.
Keeping equipment clean and operating.
Educating staff on coffee and training them how to use the equipment in order to ensure the coffee-making standards are always high.
How to become a Barista.
You don’t need a formal qualification to become a Barista. Short courses are available to help you gain basic skills, and on-the-job training is usually provided.
Complete a short TAFE course to learn the basics of coffee-making and using a coffee machine, such as Prepare and serve espresso coffee. You could also consider completing a Food Handling Certificate (Level 1) if you intend on serving food to customers.
Alternatively, many cafes will offer one-the-job training to new baristas.
After many years of experience and additional business training, you could consider opening your own cafe.
Nail shop technicians are needed all over Australia in major cities all offering high salaries up to $40 per hour.
Hairdressing positions.
Career Opportunities in the Hairdressing Industry
Woman hairdresser cutting hair.
Hairdressing is an industry that is significantly all about making people look and feel great. The greatest hairdressers understand their clients’ needs and have outstanding technical prowess and unrivalled knowledge of products, the latest tools of the industry and most importantly key trends. The hair and beauty industry is made up of businesses directing hairdressing, beauty, barber shops, epilation, manicure and pedicure services.
The hair and beauty industry is continuously evolving with constant changes in fashion and the development of breakthrough products, groundbreaking techniques and highly sophisticated technology. The scientific research into anti-ageing and rejuvenating skin and hair care is at an all-time high and it is a truly exciting time to be in the industry. This industry is highly fashion conscious and is driven by fads and trends. Students are able to begin their studies with the Certificate II in Hairdressing (SIH30111) before furthering their studies to complete an apprenticeship in hairdressing.
Industry Overview
The hair and beauty industry in Australia is predicted to deliver $4 billion in revenue this year and is projected to continue to grow over the next 5 years. Employment opportunities for hairdressers are increasing with more than 50,000 job openings predicted over the next five years. Service demand is driven by a complex array of factors including population growth, fashion changes and seasonality.
There are currently 12,400 hairdressers in Victoria. Employment prospects for the next five years are good and an average weekly wage of $926.30 and an hourly earnings of $24.80. The 53.6% of students in Australia who studied the Certificate III in Hairdressing (SHB30416) from the people who were not employed before starting the course were employed after completing it.
In the past, the hairdressing industry focused its services on females, with male clients opting for haircutting, beard cutting and a range of design and shaving services. More recently males have also become increasingly active consumers of an expansive range of skin and hair care products and services. The female share of hairdressers is 84.6% and 54.8% of hairdressers work full time. Average weekly hours for full time workers are 37.8%. The main age group is 25-34 years with the median age of 30 years.
Employment by Region
The top three regions for employment in Australia as a Hairdresser include:
NSW: 32.6%
VIC: 27.2%
QLD: 16.4%
Hairdressing salon workers with digital tablet
Career Opportunities
Salon Hairdresser – Median salary AU $55,000
Over the next four years to November 2019, the number of job openings for Salon Hairdressers is expected to be above average. Employment for this occupation rose strongly in the past five years and rose moderately in the long-term and employment for Salon Hairdressers is expected to grow moderately.
Salon Stylist – Median salary AU $56,238
A Salon Stylist works with other professionals such as fashion designers, photographers, photographic stylists, models to create hair designs combining colouring, straightening, curling, volumizing effects and a range of different design finishes. The next four years, the job opening for Salon Stylists is expected to be high.
Salon Manager/Owner – Median salary AU $59,340
A Salon Manager/Owner are responsible for the overall operations of beauty therapy business, undertaking client contact and business responsibilities. Within the next few years, job opportunities for Salon Managers remain high.
Across the hairdressing industry, over the next four years, the number of job openings for Hairdressers is expected to be above average. There has been a noticeable increase of employment for this career has rose strongly in the past five years and rose moderately in the long-term. In the future, employment for Hairdressers is expected to grow moderately. As this is a considerably large occupation, opportunities are predicted to be available in most regions.
Aged Care positions in Australia
Australia’s aged care workforce
There are around 370,000 aged care workers in Australia, covering:
residential aged care
home care
Commonwealth Home Support Program
National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Flexible Aged Care
Multi-Purpose Services.
For more details about the aged care workforce in Australia, see our 2020 Aged Care Workforce Census.
The Australian Government is conducting the Aged Care Provider Workforce Survey in April and May 2023. This national survey will capture critical workforce data to inform the Government’s response to ongoing challenges in the aged care sector.
Roles and services
Aged care services are delivered by a range of workforce roles.
Direct care roles include:
nurses
support staff
medical practitioners
personal care workers
allied health practitioners and assistants.
Non direct care roles include:
gardeners
cleaners
transport drivers
volunteers.
Regulation and screening requirements
The Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission is the national regulator of aged care services.
The Code of Conduct for Aged Care outlines the standards of behavior for approved providers, their aged care workers, volunteers and governing persons. The Aged Care Quality Safety Commission is responsible for enforcing the code.
Staff and volunteers who work in aged care setting must be eligible to provide care. Learn about the screening requirements for the aged care workforce.
How we’re helping to grow the workforce
A skilled, diverse and valued workforce will provide safe and high-quality care for older people in Australia.
The Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety final report made recommendations to improve the aged care workforce. We have addressed these recommendations in initiatives aimed to:
build the aged care workforce to meet the demand of an ageing Australian population
upskill the workforce with training and qualifications to improve care delivery
support providers to develop workforce management and culture, to prioritize valued, productive and skilled workers
develop data and evidence to inform investment for us and the sector in evidence-based programs and policies.
These positions require a course in aged care plus placement experience. For further information about aged care work please discuss your inquires with our staff.
Farm work in Australia.
it’s a diverse and vibrant career with plenty of variety and opportunities to challenge yourself in the daily job.
Job conditions can be harsh and the hours are sometimes long, but at the end of the day you’re rewarded with a glorious country sunset and chats with some of the most genuine people you’ll ever meet.
When it comes to farm work Queensland, our broadacre field crops include commodities such as chickpeas, wheat, sorghum and peanuts.
A number of farms need managing livestock, cotton, horticulture, poultry, aquaculture, food processing, and storage & handling careers operations in regional Queensland.
Other jobs in Queensland farm work projects include:
Prawn farming expeditions in the Bowen Basin
Piggery, poultry & beef feedlot jobs throughout the Darling Downs
Grains, cotton & pulses jobs throughout southeast and south west QLD (including the Darling Downs and West Central Queensland)
Harvesting mangoes, berry picking, grapes, citrus and stone fruit jobs throughout Southeast Queensland, Cairns and the Atherton Tablelands.
labour worker unpacking shipment
egg processing
fruit on tree
group photo of Queensland farm workers
labour workers sorting fruit
mangoes
farm workers harvesting crops in Queensland
chicken
Farm work for field crop & pasture projects across Queensland
farm workers on a truck
Queensland farming crops
forklift work in Queensland
workers picking harvesting crops
Tasmania farming jobs.
Farm work Tasmania: sectors where the employment opportunities never stop
Growth industries in Tasmania that do not depend on the season or the weather include:
Aquaculture (world-renowned salmon, oysters and abalone)
Dairy Farms (especially Tassie’s award-winning cheese!)
Food processing
Livestock
Poultry
These types of agriculture operations have farm work going year-round – not to mention plenty of other Tasmania farm jobs that become available from time to time.
As well as focusing on intensive year-round agriculture clients, we are continuing to build on our stable of harvesting and packing organizations that service the
Fish, fruit and vegetable industries in TAS.
Tasmanian workers pruning crops
tractor working Tasmanian farm
beetroot
Tasmanian workers processing tomatoes
potato farming in Tasmania
Agriculture work Tasmania: when industry demand outstrips local labour supply
apples being unloaded onto processing line
agricultural fish farming
Tasmanian farm worker transporting supplies
farm workers planting crops in Tasmania farm
mushrooms
agricultural farm work in Tasmania
Tasmania farmland
Tasmanian workers harvesting crops
There are farm jobs available all over Australia some offering dorm type accommodation and sponsorship if available.
Please discuss with us the visa options and study options.
Our office is located at
No. 43 Alley 44/Hau Giang, Tan Binh District, Ward 4, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Email dsdavace60@gmail.com Phone number: English: 0329195224 / Việt Nam: 0335793046