Eyeing a bright career in Australia? These courses will land you a job easily
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Australia is another popular destination for Indian students to pursue higher education, after Canada and the UK. According to the High Commission of India in Australia, 95,791 Indians have enrolled in Australia's educational institutions from January to April this year.
The large country is the ideal location for both education and a successful career because of the highly regarded courses offered by various colleges and universities as well as jobs with higher-pay scales and better working conditions.
Australia also provides an extended post-study stay-back option for up to 5 years and scholarships and research fellowships to bright students. International students also get a chance to work for about 96 hours in a month, along with their studies, which is an additional benefit.
Here is a list of five jobs that are in huge demand in Australia:
1. Registered Nurses and Aged or Disabilities Carer
Australia has a 'never-ending' demand for nurses and carers for elderly and disabled people. Currently, the country has over 30,000 vacancies for nurses, and the number is expected to increase in the coming years. According to the Australian Government's Department of Health and Aged Care, demand for nurses will significantly exceed supply (with a projected shortfall of approximately 85,000 nurses by 2025, or 123,000 nurses by 2030 under current settings).
Educational Institutions
Flinders University, Adelaide
Federation University, Ballarat, Victoria
University of Technology, Sydney, New South Wales
Monash University, Melbourne
The University of Queensland, Brisbane
2. Software/Application Developers
This job is considered to be the fastest-developing profession in Australia, with opportunities offering an attractive salary package and strong career growth. Over 15,000 vacancies are now open for skilled workers and experts in this sector.
Educational Institutions
University of South Australia, Adelaide
Federation University, Ballarat, Victoria
The University of Queensland, Brisbane
Torrens University, Adelaide
3. ICT (Information and Communications Technology)
The country is also offering a large number of opportunities for students pursuing higher studies in courses related to Information and Communications Technology. Jobs such as Cyber Security Specialist, IT technician, and Systems administrator fall under this sector.
Educational Institutions
Western Sydney University, Sydney
The University of the Sunshine Coast, Sunshine Coast, Queensland
La Trobe University, Melbourne
University of Wollongong, Wollongong
4. Construction and Civil Engineers
Being a vast sector that contributes to the country's economy, there is a huge demand for skilled workers and civil engineers in Australia. It is simple to find work in either government or private initiatives or organisations.
Educational Institutions
Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne
The University of New South Wales, Sydney
The University of Melbourne, Melbourne
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Melbourne
5. Early Childhood Teacher and Child-Carer
This job has a high demand around the world, particularly in countries where early childhood education is prioritised over other societal demands. Apart from a satisfying career, these provide opportunities to inspire children and employ one's creative side. Job security is an added advantage.
Educational Institutions
Deakin University, Victoria
The University of Melbourne, Melbourne
Edith Cowan University, Joondalup
Charles Darwin University, Darwin
(Information Courtesy: Shameer Moothedath, Director of Edroots International, Kochi - www.edroots.com)