Hi Im in the pastry path and currently working in the bakery industry Ive the intention of furthur my study pasty school, what are the chances of getting a permanant job leading to pr and eventually citizenship. Im done with the shit here and willing to risk it all just to get the hell out of this shit hole. Hopefully anyone can spare me guidance or whatever it takes to sip into the crack either aus or nz, many thanks.
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No advice? How about getting a job after pastry school there? Ive read in one of the thread that cordonbleu is good but at the cost of $27000au does it guarantee to land a job? really appreciate any guidance before jumping as Im undecided which school should I apply to.
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Worked as a chef in perth, you can get the help of an agent. It's gonna cost you about aussie 4k. It's tough in the pastry line as most big restaurants needs only 1 pastry chef. Best bet is you try hotels. Also try to get accommodations BEFORE you arrive in OZ or else you will be staying in a hotel for months.
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Not unless one knows the area well, market rate and condition of the rental property, it is going to be difficult to rent BEFORE arriving. Likewise, the landlord is not likely to rent to someone he has not seen and is overseas. It is big risk for anyone renting to an unknown person overseas or for a person to rent a place without seeing it first.
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Yes thats true. But he can ask his employer to get him accommodations first. That's what I did and they put me up in one of their hotels for a month.
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Wow, stay in hotel for a month? That is luxurious.. hope meals included..
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Wasn't an expensive hotel. They own it. Captain Sterling. I get free lunches and dinner at the restaurant I worked in. That's one of the perks in the FnB line.
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google for YHA.... they have shared with others room, cheap daily rate....
F&B trade should be easy to get a job but getting the visa need go throught the "passing marks"...
So google for the country migration web site and calculate....not enough marks then work around it.....
F&B trade should be easy to get a job but getting the visa need go throught the "passing marks"...
So google for the country migration web site and calculate....not enough marks then work around it.....
Change profession ? Construction and Health are in big demand, well at least under the demand list.
My dodgy supervisor got his plumber cert.. Approved by trade.. Happily in Perth ever after... He bought a place with a pool ! I am happy for him ! As for me, i am selling chickens, aint bad too. The world shall be your oyster, if you choose the path carefully..
My dodgy supervisor got his plumber cert.. Approved by trade.. Happily in Perth ever after... He bought a place with a pool ! I am happy for him ! As for me, i am selling chickens, aint bad too. The world shall be your oyster, if you choose the path carefully..
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