LAST UPDATE: 06/03/2018
Our main goal is to help our students to find jobs while studying in Australia. The job vacancies were taken from public classifieds and job websites. Pay attention in all details of the opportunities and make sure you apply for those jobs you are interest in. Please, be advised that some of the open classifieds already been reported due some scam cases, fake opportunities or abuse cases so always double check the jobs you are applying for. Hello Australia has NO responsibility for any hiring or anything related to the vacancies. Make sure you have all the documents and requirements for each job opportunity and meet all the criteria before apply. GOOD LUCK
ROOM ATTENDANTS – PART TIME: ROOM ATTENDANTS WANTED 4.5 STAR HOTEL IN BRISBANE’S FORTITUDE VALLEY. PART TIME Room Attendant positions AVAILABLE to experienced candidates. MUST be available 9am – 2pm, 4 days a week as a minimum. LUXXE Outsourced Hotel Services are a boutique company with a focus on providing excellence to it’s clients and a supportive and team oriented environment for our people. We are looking for BRISBANE’S BEST 4 & 5 STAR Housekeeping Professionals! Are you experienced service focused Room Attendant? Do you have excellent time management skills? Do you leave guests with a smile? Are you available to work at least 4 days a week from 9am – 2pm. Are you reliable and looking to be rewarded for your hard work and dedication? Come join LUXXE!.
Casual Bartender in Ascot: A bar/cafe/restaurant in Ascot is seeking a casual Bartender (up to 20 hours per week) to join our team. To be considered for this role you should: Be available at both days at weekends. Have at least 6 months of experience as a Bartender. Have Australian work rights.
Casual Dish Hand in Stafford: A bistro/cafe in Stafford is seeking a casual Dish Hand (up to 30 hours per week) to join our team. To be considered for this role you should: Be available at least 1 day at weekends; Have at least 1 year of experience as a Dish Hand; Have Australian work rights.
Apply to: https://www.seek.com.au/job/38487369?type=standard&searchrequesttoken=e3f2c57e-985b-425c-9f54-88a4555687eb
Section Waiters and Bartenders: We are currently looking for hospitality professionals of all levels who are passionate about delivering the highest levels of service in a relaxed, modern and engaging manner. Based in The Calile Hotel on James Street, this bustling restaurant with large and breath-taking space, providing real round the clock dining and drinking – whether it’s an early breakfast meeting, after work drinks in the cabana beds or a large group dinner. As we are open seven days (breakfast, lunch and dinner) we offer a flexible roster with full-time and casual positions available. The ideal candidate will: Have previous experience within a high quality, fast-paced restaurant environment / Be passionate about the hospitality industry and putting the guests at the heart of everything you do / Be a clear and concise communicator / Have the ability to multi-task / Being hungry to learn and grow / Have current Queensland RSA certificate. What’s in it for you: On the job training and pathway to progression. Work with and learn from extraordinary culinary and front-of house talent in a diverse, energising and professional restaurant environment. A fantastic 50% discount on food and drink (including Hellenika on the Gold Coast). Plenty of hours available, including full-time positions for the right candidates. Flexible rosters with set days off. Competitive pay rate.
Please apply through this website or alternatively email your CV to tessa.kelly@hellenika.com.au
Housekeeper – Private Residence: Located in a prestige apartment nearby Westfield Chermside, a busy young couple without children require meal preparation, housekeeping and cleaning services 3-4 days per week. The duties for the position include: Planning, preparing and cooking meals in a modern kitchen. All household cleaning, floors, bathrooms, glass, balconies, furniture, kitchen etc. Washing, ironing and folding. Maintaining everything in the residence so it remains neat, tidy and clean. Grocery shopping from weekly lists and to maintain pantry staples. Running errands where required. Applicants with the ability to plan and prepare nutritious meals for health conscience eaters will be viewed favourably. The successful applicant must have the following skills: An eye for detail and a fastidious nature; The ability to clean at a fast pace with respect and care; Highly organized; Independent worker who is able to take initiative; Trustworthy and honest. This position is being offered on a permanent part-time basis on a company payroll. References from previous employers and a current police check are required. To apply, please forward a resume and include a cover letter detailing why you are the most suitable applicant for this position.
Casual Kitchen Hand in Kenmore: A restaurant in Kenmore is seeking a casual Kitchen Hand (up to 35 hours per week) to join our team. To be considered for this role you should: Be available at both days at weekends / Have Australian work rights.
Part time Cleaner in Morningside: A business in Morningside is seeking a part time Cleaner (up to 30 hours per week) to join our team. To be considered for this role you should: Have at least 1 year of experience as a Cleaner; Have Australian work rights.
Manual Labourers: We are currently seeking skilled exhibition and tent builders. The role entails building, installation and dismantle of custom exhibition stands and displays. We have incredible jobs coming such as, Racing Carnivals, Polo, Festivals, Weddings and conferences and many other exciting events. Key skills and requirements: Previous set building experience; Proven track record of meeting deadlines; Previous experience in carpentry, cabinet making or in the building industry; Own tools (if you have them); Must be skilled and willing to put in the effort; Excellent customer service and communication; High level of attention to detail; Ability to work under minimal supervision; Task planning and delivering on-site within project timelines and objectives; Team environment where safety and quality are a priority. What’s Sidekicker you ask? Sidekicker is home to Australia and New Zealand’s friendliest and hardest-working workforce, known as Sidekicks. We offer thousands of unique and exciting shifts (like this one) to Sidekicks every month in hospitality, promotions, events, business admin, and retail/warehousing which can all be found and applied for via an easy-to-use mobile app. As a Sidekick, you get to choose WHEN and WHERE you work, meaning you have complete control over the hours you work. Work as much or as little you’d like. What the role will entail: Ability to travel – we have jobs in Gold Coast, Brisbane, Sunshine Coast. Autonomy. Flexible, varied work. What you’ll have: A full Australian (manual) drivers license with an exceptional driving record and your own reliable transport; Be physically fit and capable of Manual Labour in a fast paced environment; A friendly, energetic and hard working attitude with a dedicated approach to providing a solution to any task at hand with excellent attention to detail. Excellent communication skills and experience working in team environments. A sound understanding of maintaining a safe work environment. Construction White card – are all highly desirable. PPE- Steel cap boots and Hi-vis.
COURSES:
BLUE CARD: https://www.bluecard.qld.gov.au/applications/applications.html
BARISTA:
https://www.coffeeschool.com.au/
http://thegoldcoastcoffeeschool.com.au/
https://www.entaojae.com/
HELLO AUSTRALIA – BRISBANE WORK GUIDE
General Tips:
Source: https://www.studyinaustralia.gov.au/english/live-in-australia/working/work-while-you-study
Working while you study in Australia can help complement your study and living experience. There are a number of reasons you might want to undertake part time work while studying in Australia, including assisting with living expenses and gaining work experience in your study area.
Most student visas allow you to work for up to 40 hours every two weeks while your course is in session, and unrestricted hours during any scheduled course break, but before you undertake any paid work you need to make sure your visa allows you to work. Find out more at the Department of Immigration and Border Protection website.
Student Visa Holders Work Conditions: goo.gl/qFn155
Paid work
Australia has a wide range of industries and many have part time employment opportunities, including:
Retail – supermarkets, department and clothing stores.
Hospitality – cafes, bars and restaurants.
Tourism – hotels, motels and backpackers.
Agricultural – farming and fruit-picking.
Sales and telemarketing.
Administration or Clerical roles.
Tutoring.
If you have existing qualifications and/or professional work experience, you may be able to secure casual or part time work in your field.
Internships
Paid or unpaid internships can be a great way to get exposure to the professional, financial and creative industries. Learn more about: https://www.studyinaustralia.gov.au/english/australian-education/internships
Volunteering
There are many charities and non-government organisations (NGOs) in Australia and they always need volunteers to help out. It can be a great way to meet friends, get some hands on work experience and give back to the community. To find out more about volunteering
http://www.govolunteer.com.au/
https://www.volunteeringaustralia.org/
https://www.rspcaqld.org.au/volunteer
http://www.goldcoast.qld.gov.au/community/volunteering-314.html
http://lifesaving.com.au/workplacevolunteerprogram/
https://www.qld.gov.au/environment/parks/park-volunteers/start-volunteering
Your rights
Everyone working in Australia, including international students or those on working holiday visas, have basic rights at work. These rights protect entitlement to:
A minimum wage.
Challenge of unfair dismissal from the job
Leave, breaks and rest periods.
A healthy and safe work environment.
Most employers in Australia are covered by an ‘award’, which sets minimum wages and conditions for a type of job or industry. To find out more about your work rights visit the Australian Government’s Fair Work Ombudsman’s website or call them on 13 13 94. https://www.fairwork.gov.au/
In Australia, employers (your boss) must also do all they can to make sure your job does not hurt you or make you sick. This law is called work health and safety (WHS) or occupational health and safety (OHS).
The law also says your boss must have insurance for you in case you are hurt at work. This is called workers’ compensation. If you are hurt or get sick at work, the insurance may pay for your medical treatment and for your wages until you can work again.
This covers all workers in Australia, even if you are on a temporary visa. Visit Safe Work Australia for more information or to download the latest checklist.
You will also need to get a tax file number to work in Australia. Visit the Australian Taxation Office website to find out more information on getting a tax file number, as well as information about paying taxes in Australia.
How to write a resume and cover letter
A resume is a written record of your education, skills and experience. It offers a summary of your work history.A CV (or curriculum vitae) is similar, but tends to be longer and more detailed.In Australia, both terms are often used, and we will refer simply to resumes on this page.A cover letter accompanies your application. It should be short and specific, highlighting your selling points in relation to the job you are applying for.
Your resume and cover letter is your first chance to convince an employer that you are the right person for the job.
Resumes
Before you begin writing your resume, think about your work history and note your achievements and skills.The layout of your resume should be neat, simple and easy to read. Aim for 3–5 pages, depending on how long you have been in the workforce. Use headings and dot points.
Employers will be looking for:
contact details
career strengths
employment history
education and training levels
referees.
Read more about what to include in your resume. goo.gl/uTv2T8
If you need help with formatting, resume templates are included with some word processors (such as Microsoft Word) and are available online.
Job and career websites may also provide templates, examples and advice.
Cover letters
Your cover letter is an important component of your application and should:
introduce you to the employer
identify the position you are applying for
convey your enthusiasm for the position
highlight the stand-out qualities that make you a great candidate
inspire the reader to continue reading your application (cover letters are not a summary of your resume).
It only needs to be 1 page and should be addressed personally to the employer or contact for the job.
All cover letters should be tailored to suit that particular job.Look at examples of cover letters. goo.gl/Eh6Bxr
Selection criteria
Some jobs will ask you to meet particular requirements or selection criteria. Selection criteria may also be known as core or key capabilities.Your responses should demonstrate, with relevant examples, that you have the required experience, skills and abilities to do the job. Be succinct and use dot points where appropriate.
Tips for job interviews
An interview is often the final step in securing the job you want.The best way to overcome any nerves leading up to a job interview is to be properly prepared.
Before the interview
Go to the interview knowing as much as possible about the company.
Do some research beforehand so you know what they do and what they stand for.
Visit their website or read their most recent company report, and any recent media releases.
Prepare scenarios that highlight your previous achievements and link them to the position’s attributes. However, don’t repeat yourself too much in the interview if you have already done this in your written application.
Identify 3 or 4 personal strengths which you think will set you apart from other candidates—anything from being calm in a crisis to being able to multi-task and meet multiple deadlines.
Review your resume and make copies for the interview.
Get a good night’s sleep so you are well-rested and focused.
Arrive on time—get there no more than 15 minutes before the interview but with enough time to gather your thoughts and relax.
Dress appropriately
For most positions, formal office attire (like a suit and tie for men, and pants or a skirt suit for women) is usually the safest option. However, it may be more appropriate to wear a smart casual outfit for a labouring position.
Make sure your clothes are clean, neat and ironed without loose threads or missing buttons.
Avoid distractions like loud ties (such as those featuring cartoon characters), strong fragrances and too much jewellery.
Try on your outfit before the interview to ensure it sits well and is comfortable.
During the interview
Believe you are the right person for the job—be confident but not over-confident.
Listen carefully to questions and answer them honestly and competently. If you don’t understand the question make sure you ask for it to be repeated or clarified so you can answer correctly.
Avoid ‘yes’ or ‘no’ responses. Go into detail but don’t provide lengthy, meaningless responses. Manage your time—responses should be around 2 minutes each.
Incorporate your personal strengths into the interview.
Ask 2 or 3 questions at the end of the interview and reiterate your strengths and your enthusiasm for the job.
Do not:
complain about previous employers or make negative comments
discuss politics, religion, race or marital status
talk about family problems
complain about how hard it is to find work or the number of interviews you have had.
After the interview
Send a brief letter/email to the employer (or call them) to thank them for the opportunity to apply for the position.
Ask for feedback on how you can improve for your next interview.
Be good natured and genuine when seeking feedback and not resentful if you missed out.
Use any feedback to improve your application and interview performance.
Finding Work
There are plenty of ways to find work that suits you, including:
Newspapers and online job sites.
Some institutions provide job notice-boards on campus and online. Contact your institution’s international student support staff to find out what options your institution offers.
Register your details at a recruitment firm; many of them help place people in casual or short-term work.
Neighborhoods / Events / Shoppings on the Gold Coast
https://www.destinationgoldcoast.com/whatson
https://www.destinationgoldcoast.com/places-to-see
https://www.destinationgoldcoast.com/places-to-see/more
http://www.goldcoast.qld.gov.au/council/council-jobs-222.html
https://www.destinationgoldcoast.com/things-to-do/shopping
Careers /Programs / Services
https://www.studygoldcoast.org.au/careers/
https://www.goldcoaststudenthub.com/
LIst of Hotels, Restaurants and Bars Gold Coast:
Accommodation https://www.destinationgoldcoast.com/where-to-stay
Restaurants: https://www.destinationgoldcoast.com/restaurants
Bars: https://www.destinationgoldcoast.com/restaurants/bars
Delivery and APPS:
UBER EATS : https://www.uber.com/a/signup/drive/deliver/?70307t=
Deliveroo : https://deliveroo.com.au/apply
Foodora: https://riders.foodora.com.au/
Air Tasker: https://www.airtasker.com/
Job Agencies/ Recruitment / Events / Hospitality:
Obrien Group: https://www.obriengroupaustralia.com.au/careers/
Omni: www.omnirecruit.com.au/
RNA Showgrounds: www.brisbaneshowgrounds.com.au (Facebook: Brisbane Showgrounds Casual Jobs)
Pinnacle Hospitality: www.pinnaclepeople.com.au
Bluestone Personnel; www.bluestonepersonnel.com.au
Frasers Hospitality: www.frasershospitality.com/corp_careers.php
Compass Group: www.compass-group.com.au
VIP Personnel Hospitality Recruitment: www.vipstaff.com.au)
Fresh Events: www.freshevents.com.au/
National Workforce: www.nationalworkforce.com.au/
Sidekicker: www.sidekicker.com.au
Hospitality Now: www.hospitalitynow.com.au
Coffee Jobs: www.coffejobs.com
Websites: ( Most Efficient : Seek , My Career, Indeed, All Jobs, Gumtree)
www.mycareer.com.au
www.employment.com.au
www.yellowpages.com.au
www.whitepages.com.au
www.careerone.com.au
www.seek.com.au
www.au.plusjobs.com
www.jobsearch.gov.au
www.bluecollar.com.au
www.employment.byron.com.au
www.careersonline.com.au
www.jobnet.com.au
www.lgnet.com.au
www.australiajobsite.com
www.wages.com.au
www.traveljobs.com.au
www.workingin-australia.com
www.gumtree.com.au
www.adecco.com.au
www.juliaross.com.au
www.manpower.com.au
www.randstad.com.au
www.catalystrecruitment.com.au
www.ipa.com.au/www.hays.com.au/about/
www.alljobs.com.au/
Constructions and Labour:
www.alljobs.com.au/
www.bdspeople.com.au/
www.focalgroup.com.au/
www.infrontstaffing.com/
www.laboursolutions.com.au/
www.labourforce.com.au/
Cleaner:
www.absolutedomestics.com.au/
www.amcclean.com.au/
www.assetlinkservices.com.au/
www.auskleen.com.au/
www.bebrite.com.au/www.billybrowncleaning.com.au/
www.brasvgroup.com.au/
www.brazilclean.com.au/
www.butlercarpetcleaning.com.au/
www.care4services.com.au/
www.corporatecleaning.com.au/
www.correctimpression.com.au/
www.cleaners-sydney.com/
www.challengecleaningservices.com.au/
www.greenclean.com.au/
www.havencab.com.au/
www.houseproud.com.au/
www.house-cleaning-sydney.net.au/
www.mastercare.com.au/
www.modernpropertyservices.com.au/
www.ihservices.com.au/
www.platinumhousekeeping.com.au/
www.perpetualpropertycare.com.au/
www.cleaninginsydney.com/
www.s-shine.com.au/
www.shirleyscleaning.com.au/
www.familyclean.com.au
PROMOTIONS:
www.flyerdelivery.com.au/
www.flyerdistributionsydney.com.au/
www.mainwaring.com.au/
www.momentumpromotions.com.au/
www.promotional-sampling.com.au
www.sydneyposters.com/
Childcare and Nursing:
www.yourbabysitter.com.au/
www.weneedananny.com.au/
www.thewrightnanny.com.au/
www.susanrogan.com.au/
www.peopleforpeople.com.au/
www.nightnannies.com.au/
www.nannyaustralia.com.au/
www.mumsbestfriend.com.au/
www.mothercraft.com.au/
www.findababysitter.com.au/
www.familymatch.com.au/
www.expectastar.com.au/
www.childcarejobs.com.au/
www.dialanangel.com.au/
www.blueribbonnannies.com.au/
www.aupair-australia.net/
www.careforkidz.com.au/
www.ahcs.org.au/
www.healthstaffrecruitment.com.au/
www.healthcareaustralia.com.au/nursing-agency-austra…
www.nursingjobs.com.au/
GOOD LUCK and don`t forget to get motivated and be positive:
Extra Motivation: https://www.forbes.com/sites/jacquelynsmith/2013/01/30/30-motivational-quotes-for-job-seekers/#7a8efb851e7f
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