Since last Friday’s favourable employer-sponsored policy news, many people have asked: I have seen the policy update. Can I apply?
This week’s Australian university offer show features popular institutions including the University of Melbourne, UNSW and Monash. Offers this week cover secondary teaching, environmental studies, early childhood education, management and other fields.
Friday is here again with good news on visa grants and invitations. This week’s skilled migration grants were again concentrated on Wednesday, covering many common occupations such as accounting, IT, engineering and auditing.
Recently, several provincial-level administrative regions, including Beijing, Shanghai, Chongqing, Guangdong, Shandong, Sichuan, Henan, Hebei, and Shanxi, have issued targeted selection policies for returning international students.
The new employer sponsorship policy is expected to take effect on 25 November.
Australia remains a highly attractive study-abroad destination, and the latest data backs it up directly.
Health-related fields in Australia have long offered strong employment and migration prospects. Nursing is the one students hear about most often, but not everyone is drawn to nursing work. Medicine may sound too difficult, so is there a middle path?
Most of my previous articles have focused on skilled migration, with fewer updates on 188/888 migration information and data. While requesting skilled migration data through FOI, I also obtained the 188/888 backlog figures, so I wanted to share them first.
