I had done civil engineering bachelorâs but Iâm equipped with some it field skills so after my master in engineering management can I find a job related to it field?
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Yes, the Master of Engineering Management course is available at RMIT's city campus in Melbourne. This program is designed to provide a strong foundation in both engineering and management principles, preparing students for leadership roles in engineering projects and teams. For specific details and the latest information, it's best to check RMIT's official website or contact their admissions office. If you need further assistance or personalized advice, follow and DM me on Instagram at [kapslock_jpb](instagram.com/kapslock_jpb/).
What is the possibility of getting a PR if that program is not in the occupation list and What if a company sponsor you after your job and i recently got an offer letter for International MBA and I am uncertain about the opportunity that Australia provide. And how comman is it to get sponsored by company?
If your Master in Engineering Management is not on the occupation list, obtaining PR might be more challenging but still possible. Here are some factors to consider: 1. **Company Sponsorship**: If you secure a job, a company can sponsor you through employer-sponsored visas like the Temporary Skill Shortage (subclass 482) or the Employer Nomination Scheme (subclass 186). Company sponsorships are common in Australia, especially for skilled professionals. 2. **Skills in Demand**: Even if your specific program isn't on the occupation list, your skills might still be in demand. Networking and demonstrating your value to potential employers can increase your chances of getting sponsored. 3. **Alternative Pathways**: Explore other PR pathways such as the Skilled Independent visa (subclass 189) or the Skilled Nominated visa (subclass 190), which might require work experience in a related field. 4. **MBA Opportunities**: An International MBA can open doors to various management and leadership roles. Research the job market and opportunities in Australia for MBA graduates to assess your prospects. 5. **Work Experience**: Gaining relevant work experience in Australia can significantly enhance your chances of finding sponsorship and eventually applying for PR. For personalized advice or further assistance, follow and DM me on Instagram at [kapslock_jpb](instagram.com/kapslock_jpb/).
I had done civil engineering bachelorâs but Iâm equipped with some it field skills so after my master in engineering management can I find a job related to it field?
Hi Kaps, Please one video Bachelor of Social work. Thanks
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I have 3 years degree in physics. Am I eligible for this course?
Is engineering management course available in city campus
Yes, the Master of Engineering Management course is available at RMIT's city campus in Melbourne. This program is designed to provide a strong foundation in both engineering and management principles, preparing students for leadership roles in engineering projects and teams.
For specific details and the latest information, it's best to check RMIT's official website or contact their admissions office.
If you need further assistance or personalized advice, follow and DM me on Instagram at [kapslock_jpb](instagram.com/kapslock_jpb/).
Hey there, just watched your video and it was helpful. Can you please make a video regarding the master of environmental engineering.
one on mastes in civil engineering
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What is the possibility of getting a PR if that program is not in the occupation list and What if a company sponsor you after your job and i recently got an offer letter for International MBA and I am uncertain about the opportunity that Australia provide. And how comman is it to get sponsored by company?
If your Master in Engineering Management is not on the occupation list, obtaining PR might be more challenging but still possible. Here are some factors to consider:
1. **Company Sponsorship**: If you secure a job, a company can sponsor you through employer-sponsored visas like the Temporary Skill Shortage (subclass 482) or the Employer Nomination Scheme (subclass 186). Company sponsorships are common in Australia, especially for skilled professionals.
2. **Skills in Demand**: Even if your specific program isn't on the occupation list, your skills might still be in demand. Networking and demonstrating your value to potential employers can increase your chances of getting sponsored.
3. **Alternative Pathways**: Explore other PR pathways such as the Skilled Independent visa (subclass 189) or the Skilled Nominated visa (subclass 190), which might require work experience in a related field.
4. **MBA Opportunities**: An International MBA can open doors to various management and leadership roles. Research the job market and opportunities in Australia for MBA graduates to assess your prospects.
5. **Work Experience**: Gaining relevant work experience in Australia can significantly enhance your chances of finding sponsorship and eventually applying for PR.
For personalized advice or further assistance, follow and DM me on Instagram at [kapslock_jpb](instagram.com/kapslock_jpb/).
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