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- Here are my 8 jobs I had during my time in Australia ✨ Leave me a comment below what jobs you had and how much you earned!
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Your English is awsome! 😁
Thank youuu 😊
Is she not English?!? I literally can't tell
@@jamesmetcalfe9554 she's german (:
@@featthefuture That's literally amazing! I'm actually astonished, I wish I could speak German as well as she speaks English, she doesn't even sound german
She's probably been hanging around too many UK tourists and have picked up their accent. No way does she sound anything like all the German tourists I've encountered nor whilst in Germany myself.
When i watch any of these present stories of working visas in Oz i do feel sorry for people as when i had my experience back in 2001 everything was so cheap. I did a divemaster internship on Magnetic island, 8 weeks cost me 200 dollars, 2 hours washing dishes at night for all the food i could eat. Got given an 8 man tent from some guys that were leaving which i put up on a site costing me 6 dollars a night. First paid job was filling scuba tanks from 6pm to 12pm for something like 12 dollars an hour 7 days a week. Then worked on the boat doing day trips 4 days a week 150 dollars a day and i was still only paying 100 dollars a week for a nice double room in a shared house. How times have changed.
You had it very good. Unfortunately there are many companies around that target overseas tourists and backpackers. Their intentions are not at all honourable. Utility Companies, Fruit Picking, the 'Charity Schemes' and many more may appear okay to an outsider but we Aussies know they are just being used. I can't begin to tell you how many I welcomed into my home on stinking hot days to give them a rest and cool drinks when they had been door knocking. Australians living around my area wouldn't dream of fruit picking as the wage is so low plus the labour so intensive that it wouldn't be enough to survive on. They need to research jobs and Agencies prior to coming.
May God help us oo !!!
@@krisushi1 what kind of job would you advice backpackers to do? I know I'm asking that 3 years later 😅
Könntest du vlt. mal ein Video machen in dem du deinen Lebenslauf zeigst? Also dass man sieht wie er in Australien erwartet wird? :)
Love your video's and your vibe!
aww thank you so much!
Thanks for sharing your experiences! I’m starting my research to try to prepare myself for everything 😊
Ich habe in nem Pferdestall mit Rennpferden gearbeitet in SA, diesen Job habe ich durch eine Bekannte bekommen die dort aufgehört hat. Allerdings hat mir der Job nicht so gut gefallen, gestern hatte ich meinen letzten Tag.
Jetzt muss ich wieder weiter suchen, denke ans Kellnern
Das finde ich gut! Wenn es einem mal nicht so passt sollte man wenigstens nach ein paar Wochen gehen und sich etwas Neues suchen. Kein Grund seine Zeit in Australien zu versauen, nur um Geld zu verdienen 😊
We worked at a Motel/Hotel in Hyden WA. Hard work, realy unfriendly boss but good money and nice coworkers. Mo-Fr 25$/h, Sa 30$/h, So 35$/h
Sounds good tho! The money is really good hehe I hope you got a lot of hours on the weekend
Hello Nielsen, Is any vacancy there? As I have plan to come there.
Your help would be highly appreciated. Thanks 😊
@@roybr5476 Sorry I don`t know as I`m not working there any more. But you should simply google "Wave rock motel" and text the manager to finde out more :)
@@travelwithlille can I talk? Thinking of applying 417 visa and confused?
How do you quit your jobs? And isn't there some kind of time you have to work before you can quit?
PS: your videos are very helpfull :)
They are usually casual employment so you can quit whenever and they can fire you whenever
@@travelwithlille Dankeschön ;)
For casual jobs you can quit whenever. For a permanent job you can also quit whenever but if you don't give the required amount of notice your employer can withhold a certain amount of your pay and/or recover money from you. It also works the other way. You can be fired pretty much whenever in a casual job but for a permanent job they also have to give you notice or they have to pay you out for the notice period.
As these aren't professional jobs, there wouldn't be any issue unless it was agreed upon when you started the job. I definately would not suggest that you go for any of these jobs except for the last which had the most perks, paid well and comfortable. You would want to be able to see as much as you can consistently without having to take time to earn more money from an underpaid position. It would be best to save as much as possible prior to coming out and budget the best you can. Learn the cost of living here and estimate how much you may need to do the things you want to. What's the point in coming if you're only going to go home with a bunch of regrets.
What i want is the place very interesting peaceful and friendly. I love farming
I work in digital marketing at home in the UK. How easy would it be for me to get a marketing job in Australia on a working holiday visa?
I reckon pretty easy but I obviously don't know for sure
Stop deceiving people. You won’t be able to get jobs like that on a WHV. Hell I transitioned to a Partner visa and still have a hard time getting a job as an American. I have experience, skills, and 2 degrees. Sure you’ll get shit jobs that are horribly abusive, but good luck with anything else. I’ve lived here nearly 4 years now
Where is that sunflower field? Also would love to know what family your worked for? Your 8th job sounds fantastic!
Did you do your RSA? And what do you recommend, like handing out your CV, go into restaurants, cafés or search online? I am searching since one month...nothing found yet...:(
Yes :) I usually recommend going to places that are not that busy, keep handing out CVs and go back when they said they are interested but didn’t get back to you, keep looking in Facebook groups, on gumtree, seek & indeed 😊
travelwithlille alright, thank you :D going to search in Perth again :)
@@Minne2020 im trying to get the visa to go to perth next year, is it easy to find a job there?
Jua Segura sure, just try hard and you‘ll find a job there;)
I think the fourth can be automated... Got pics/vid of the thing?
omggg thank u for sharing this was very informative
Eine Frage, welches Visum hast du denn jetzt? Weil wenn du schon 2 Jahre dein Work and Travel Visum benutzt hast, kannst du es doch nicht nochmal bekommen oder ? Ich dachte das kriegt man nur einmal im Leben.
Ich habe meine 88 Farmtage gemacht um mein 2. Jahr zu bekommen und man hat die Möglichkeit im 2. Jahr ein halbes Jahr Farmwork zu machen, um ein 3. Jahr zu bekommen 😊
@@travelwithlille Hey Emely!! Wie hast du diese 88 Tage gezählt? Hat das gereicht einfach mitzuschreiben oder wie wird sowas gezählt? Liebe Grüße 🥰
Im going to go to sydney and i have a question! Am i able to go into a cafe shop and ask for the job?
Yes definitely just make sure you bring your CV ✨
travelwithlille wow omg you replied🤩 one last question promise, are you able to be 17 year of age and work in a cafe?
@@cindyomokua6749 if i am correct, you can do full time work in NSW from the age of 17. So good luck mate
hidde helsloot Thank you so much!!
As far as I'm aware, the age limit for jobs would be the same as for Australians. You can ask for a job wherever you like but be careful if you do not have a work permit. I wouldn't go walking into a Café asking for employment without a work permit. You won't have a very enjoyable stay if you're constantly worried about being caught out working illegally. Thoroughly research all this information prior to leaving so you'll come here and have a much better experience. If you're only going to be in Sydney, I'd suggest a smarter type of wardrobe if you seriously want to work there. Accommodation is massively expensive, most especially in Sydney and Melbourne.
Welche Bar / Café war das denn, wo du so gut bezahlt wurdest ?
Love your videos. Side note but where did you get your star shirt ?? I love it 🤩🤩
I am Shah Alam, I am a citizen of Bangladesh, currently working in Fiji, I really want to work in a developed country like Australia, I have 12 qualifications, I can speak English, if any great person or company gives me a chance, then I am forever indebted. Stay?
I have a agriculture degree. So i hope to come Australia.can you give me some information about agriculture job field for a degrees
Interesting for visiting foreigner tourists/workers to know approximate rates. Now tell them about your superannuation that you can get back !
As an aside I met a German young woman working as a waitress in Brunswick, Melbourne. She was on her 2nd year visa. To get her 88 days up she took a job outside Barcaldine as a Jilleroo. 1 months trial and she stayed for 6 months until the harsh summer. She bought an Australian stock saddle to take home for cross country riding.
Next video (lol) please speak some German you sound far too English.
Good information, thank you very much 🤗
Were/are there ang factory or manufacturing type of jobs they have? I find it so interesting that you can go to Australia (or most countries) and just work lol but I dont think I could survive doing farmwork
Farmwork is the first thing offered to backpackers as no-one else will do this underpaid work. There are plenty of jobs available but they need to be researched prior to coming here. It's the desperate who end up on farms. Not every tourist who comes here ends up on a farm. They need to check online prior to arriving so they can stay away from the 'questionable' jobs like the Charity scam and door to door sales for Utility Companies etc.
I am flying to cairns in June and skeptical (and slightly worried) about doing my farm work. What farm did you work on? And do you recommend any working hostels?
The working hostel in Kununurra was really nice but it will be different this year since the manager will be a different one
What’s the hostels name?
Where did you stay when you were working? Did places provide free accommodation as part of the job?
I was usually staying in Hostels or Share houses but I had to pay for them so they weren't for free
It's best to work out your own accommodation. I've seen houses that were provided but the rent was huge and they cram about a dozen of you in. Free accommodation is a rarity and if you find it, they'll probably find out another way to get the money from you. Utilities aren't cheap here and don't expect to find internet usage in every out of the way place. These farming jobs are not long term so you'll probably be more comfortable in your tent. Just research reliable sources prior to coming here.
Like your necklace a lot. 😍
How many hours per day did you work ?
Hi,I am from Bangladesh.so I want to job in Australia.I watching in your videos.How much process abroad in Australia? Please suggest me.
Was willst du mit deinem Second Year in Australien machen?
Für 6 Monate ungefähr arbeiten und ein bisschen reisen
Where's farm ?
Sydney
Melbourne
QLD ?
It's usually outside of the main city areas. Possibly about 2-3 hours out of the city? :)
How can I find work in Australia ?
Check online for Agencies that assist in this area. Depends if your on a tourist visa or a work visa also. If you want to keep under the radar, your job opportunities will be limited to the types of jobs mentioned. Ski Resorts in Victoria and NSW will be a great experience as well as spectacular scenery. If you know anyone here, ask for their help. If fruit picking, it's better to go through legal Agencies but the pay is pretty bad and the labour gruelling. Check out the Classifieds in newspapers, the online site Gumtree, try large Sports events also. Don't ever fall for someone coming into a backpackers lodge stating they have jobs, they will be questionable in the least. Depends on your Visa, qualifications, length of stay here and where you are at any given time. This is a very large Country, so you'll need to learn as much as you can prior to arriving. Good luck.
What a beautiful life
What's the name of the place in Tully?
Banana Barracks and Hotel Tully :)
Hello
I'm studying now agriculture NC II and after that can I work there? (Australia is ❤️ for me😊
As harvester of tomato, berry, pumpkin, banana and more? And in factory?
Need some job help me
only $35 per hour. surely you could do better.
how bro?
hammer vidoe mega cool bist voll hübsch
I hope it was eventually explained to you why your first job flopped? These companies you worked for, that are not associated with the charities your raising donations for, keep the first years donations, at least, before the donations finally get to go to the charity. We are very much aware of this shonky scheme and that's why we don't sign up with those like yourself but go straight to the charity and donate to them directly. There are endless jobs that you've mentioned that are purely targeted towards the travelling tourist or backpacker. This needs to be researched prior to coming here so you can get a good honest job with fair pay. Seasonal jobs in hospitality can keep you employed on a Queensland island for six months and then you can go to another if you like. Coming from Germany, you'd be great at the Ski Resorts in Victoria and NSW. You need to stay away from these jobs that are targeting your type specifically as there is a reason they are doing this and it's not for your benefit. I wish you didn't have to learn the hard way. There are Agencies that will help with jobs in fruit picking etc. and will look after you, unlike the farms directly. All this information is available online or even word of mouth. Always bring your resume to show your qualifications for a higher wage. There are so many companies just ready to pounce on those needing money including utilities companies that will send you door to door. It's very hard work and many don't like having a stranger knocking on their door trying to flog them something they don't want. This is why you'll see the worst in human behaviour due to the jobs you are doing. You'll know better next time.
What is the name of these agencies? Or how could one find one?
@@rocioarteaga7606 Google - backpackers finding employment in Australia 2021
You will see a variety of suggestions that you can follow up with depending on the type of work you want to do. These organisations will be able to help you narrow down the type of job you're after, where you'll be travelling to and what employment is available, help you to understand your rights, give you an approximation of the wage you're entitled to, accommodation issues and give you an idea of the bills you may have to pay for yourself. Although I've met many backpackers and other types of travellers here in Australia, I've never had to deal with any of these agencies myself so please be careful. Many people seeking employees often put a sign up at a backpacker hostels but be quite wary of then or at least check them out first via an agencie or through the government. If you're going to be driving, make sure you join an auto club in case you break down. I've rescued more than a few who ended up stranded without any way of getting help. Each State has their own but you will be covered countrywide. These are the things you need to counter in and add to the cost of your trip. Also, find out the latest COVID restrictions prior to coming. I wish you a lovely time for when you come.
Spoilt Bum .!
Basically you were poor and wasted your time jumping from job to job in one of the most expensive countries in the world.
Welche Bar / Café war das denn, wo du so gut bezahlt wurdest ?
You came here and LEFT?? You silly girl 🥰, my German ancestors came here to South Australia in 1849 ... and stayed!!!
The Barossa?
Wie schafft man es so gut Englisch zu sprechen wie du😱?
Ich bin seit 10 Monaten nur mit Engländern unterwegs 😂✨
Just a quick question, when u say dollar is it USD or 5he aussie one?
(BTW your accent is so good I wouldn't have guessed you were German)
It’s AUD so the Australian Dollar :)
Richtig tolles Video! Musstest du für ein weiteres Visum Arbeitsbescheinigungen vorlegen oder wie lief das ab? Ich würde auch gerne ein zweites Visum beantragen, ich weiß nur nicht wie genau ich da vorgehen muss.
Wie steht es um deine Krankenversicherung wenn du keinen “festen” Job hast, wie ist das geregelt hier in Deutschland für dich? Gilt das quasi als arbeitslos oder wie genau geht das
Thank you for sharing about your experience! Any idea what the job market is like for aviation and/or photography?
hy thanks againg for shearing your info.
I'm just about to get there and I've 2 kids with me, one is 8 year and D other is 1 yare and few month.
is there any videos related to family please ?
Thanks for the info. Do you know of anyone who has done the 88 days of tourism/hospitality work in northern Australia? Since its only since 2021, I can't find any blog posts or videos about it.
Id love to go to australia but the jobs seem tough! Working in tv in ireland atm, would never get a similar job on a working holiday 😪
Agreed everything seems really physical
Hey! People in Australia are not used to pay the min. right ?
Depends where you work but usually you get minimum wage
Such a good video!!!!
Wie genau macht man das mit der Unterkunft? Hotel ist doch übel teuer und hostel für 3 monate auch nicht soo geil xd
LG
Danke für die vielen Work&Travel Tipps, manche haben mir bei meiner Reise und Jobsuche echt weiter geholfen!😊
Ich hatte bisher 4 bzw 5 Jobs in Australien.
- In Melbourne habe ich 2× die Woche Flyer verteilt und pro 1000 Flyer 90$ verdient. Mal bin ich 4h mal 6h gelaufen (je nach Stadtviertel bzw ob man in "no junkmail" Briefkasten einwerfen durfte oder nicht.
- In Coffs Harbour wollte ich auf einer Blaubeerfarm arbeiten, die aber nach Eimer bezahlt. Leider habe ich mich da etwas überschätzt und habe in 6h nur 35$ verdient und somit noch am gleichen Tag gekündigt.
- Habe aber schnell ein Restaurant in Coffs Harbour gefunden wo ich einfach meinen CV abgegeben habe und direkt als Dishwasher und Waitress genommen wurde. 20$/h Cash in Hand war okay, aber konnte nur 3 Tage je 5h arbeiten da ich mir den Job quasi mit einer Freundin geteilt habe.
- Jetzt bin ich in Brisbane und habe hier über eine Freundin einen Job bekommen, bei dem man Solar Energie verkauft also von Tür zu Tür läuft. Egal ob man einen Termin ausmachen kann oder nicht gibt es 600$ Base pro Woche oder 500$ je ausgemachten Termin. Da ich erst neu bin bleibe ich zur Sicherheit bei der base.
- Währenddessen habe ich über seek (jobportal) einen Farmwork job in Bundaberg bekommen, den ich starte sobald der nächste Arbeiter geht. (25$/h )
Ich kann grundsätzlich nur empfehlen auf keine piece rate farm zu gehen egal wie gut es sich anhört. Und für Restaurant/Cafe Jobs immer durch die Stadt laufen und seinen CV persönlich abgeben wie Emily auch schon gesagt hat.
Ahh das klingt aber alles mega gut 😊
Wo bist du jetzt gerade? ✨
Ich habe als ersten Job in Melbourne als Instandhaltungmechaniker35$ die Stunde bekommen für 6 Wochen dort gearbeitet
Iam looking for job in farm
Well done u did wel
Hehe thank uuuu
Awesome
Do you guys know if firefighters get well payed in Australia?
Not really define well
@@peach4712 enough for you and your family to have food, education, housing, and a little extra for hanging out and an occasionally family trip
well yeah most full time jobs in Australia do. Depends on how many kids, two or one household salaries, house location, private or public education. look on glassdoor for average salaries.@@AdrianCuyubambaDiaz
but to be fair the cost of living in Australia especially in certain spots is making it hard for anyone to keep that little extra aside if you get me
I wiped my bum when I went toilet.