Hi Kellie, Here is my response to the questions. Thanks! 1. I have studied and worked in Korea, New Zealand, the US, and Australia. I believe that working in overseas helps people understand other cultures, widen their perspectives, and find many good opportunities. I am keen to helping other people like me who are interested in working overseas by consulting which areas of work would be fit for their interest and offering advise related to their visa and the regions that they are willing to go. 2. I think working from home would give me a flexibility to save my time not commuting. 3. My ideal hours are 30/wk, however, I am flexible to work less hours. 4. I am available to work for 8 hours anytime in all week days. 5. I am planning …show more content…
I used to study or work in overseas mostly in my life, therefore I constantly had to apply for visas and I am experienced in filling all the visa documents correctly. Since I lived in many different countries, I am aware of the differences among the countries regarding the visa process. 7. I previously worked in a number of relevant administrative positions. In my previous and current position, I organized legal documents, handled inbound reception phone calls, prepared reports and created documents. I have great phone manners and presentation and my coworkers describe me as easy going. Also, I am a fast worker and I excel at meeting deadlines under pressure. Personally, I like to help my friends to work in overseas by giving advise about the visas and suggesting which countries would be suitable for their career. 8. I took the US working holiday visa (US OPT visa) and I will have Australian working holiday visa from June 2016. 9. I have South Korean passport. I had the US F-1 Student visa and currently have the US Visitor's visa. I will have the Australian Working Holiday Visa from June 2016. 10. During my academic and professional experiences, I am used to working with computer all the time. To succeed in my work, I am familiar with paying great attention to details that I do not make mistakes. In my previous work experiences, I have always double checked my emails and other reports to make sure that there is trivial mistakes. I am highly skilled with Microsoft word, excel, and powerpoint. 11. No. 12. Yes. 13. What are the various ways employees communicate with one another to carry out their
d self-assured Welcoming and helpful Attentive to details and quality Commercially minded Good presentation and well spoken Good listener Reactive Dependable and organised Good team worker Self Motivated and Initiative Excellent Communication and Interpersonal skills Ability to work unsupervised and within a team Immaculate personal grooming and presentation Punctual and Very Reliable Ability to prioritise and an eye for detail Time Management and Organisational skills Enjoy Challenges Ambitious Friendly
7. What do you believe will be your strengths and challenges in working with diverse
Everyone has a different employability and transferable skill but I possess the following employability skills;
Pick two to three competencies from the listing for which you feel you currently need improvement,and describe why you feel that way.
2. Meet with employee representatives and collect the suggestions from them about what dimensions of communication the employees are consider more important.
1. What kind of skills or qualities do you have that would help you perform this job?
Q3: How satisfied are you with your career opportunities / work choices within the business?
Okay, now I don’t want to alarm anyone in this room, but it has comes to my attention that Australia needs to have an increase of temporary work visas for high-skilled immigrant workers. As you know our country is filled with many people talented in different categories but the issue is that even these talents are not enough to seal Australia’s job sectors. During early 2007, Australia has targeted Europe and particularly the UK to help them resolve the problem. But that wasn’t enough workers so during that year and the upcoming 8 years, there has been an extreme lack of skilled professionals in Australia particularly in Medicine and other Health related fields.
1. The most important issue in taking any form of employment is whether it will involve something that I am interested or was trained to do. Second, a salary that is reasonably related to the position and/or the work performed is important. Third, having the independence to work without constant supervision (as long as my responsibilities are satisfied) would be important. Fourth, the ability to have a flexible work schedule. Fifth, training and development opportunities that allow me to get better at what I’m doing would be important.
Han is a national of Vietnam. He is married to Ms. To and he has two children. He migrated to Australia with his family on 9th May 2008 on permanent residency visa. His wife became the Australian citizen on 13th June 2013. Approximately three months later, Mr. Han applied for Australian Citizenship on 11th September 2013. In four years immediately prior to his application for Australian citizenship Mr. Han spent most of his time overseas.
To enter Australia with the wishes of becoming an Australian Citizen then you must get the correct visa. After receiving your visa you can then apply for Australian citizenship.
A: I try to always have a positive outlook on things. I have a great husband and a great family that supports me with my work. My personal
5. Collaborative – This is my strongest asset as I am very adaptable and able to work in a small or large group whether it is in or outside of work.
This essay will discuss the most commonly used temporary labour migration programs and policies, which is mainly the 457 Temporary Labour Migration Visa. Working holiday Visa and Student Visa also permit the visa holders to work in Australia, but the purpose of these visa are not for employment.
17. Please list any additional skills that you had to learn during your work and your area of expertise in it if it has not been mentioned earlier. (E.g. software/hardware etc)