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Finding Job





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If you are planning to be an international part-time student, you might as well get ready for some part-time job as well as most students do while attending universities. A part-time job not only helps you to earn money but helps you teach about career choices you want to do in life. So, finding a part-time job that’s meet your requirement can help you to easily juggle between university and work.





With population of 27 million in 2019 and outstanding literacy rate of 99% and with number of them crowding in the cities competition can be quite tough but the same time small rural town with less people are quiet scares with job opportunities. It’s hard to decide in such circumstances to be ahead of it refences can be your only way in some cases. But for some of us trying to land there first job in land down under, it could be quite tough as you just started your life in this new country and with no references you can be overwhelmed with competition. To stay above the crowd, you must sharpen your skills. And when I mean your skills, it doesn’t mean join barista classes or bartending school. Yes, these skills are equally important to find job but skills that really help you find and keep your job are soft skills? What are soft skills



What are soft skills?

· communication
· interaction
· teamwork
· leadership
· listening
· innovation
· creativity
· problem-solving.

For people coming across the importance of hard skills and soft skills. I have a post link below that might help you understand it:
https://this.deakin.edu.au/career/what-are-soft-skills-and-why-are-they-important-at-work

So, when I mean to develop your soft skills includes the above-mentioned things. And these are not found in any institute or courses but must be developed by oneself. By working on these skills, you might have upper hand over the people who do possess the skills or even is a full-time worker as do tend to rely hardly on their hard skills at work and but with help of proper soft skills, you might get upper hand even if you are a student.



But landing a job requires more than building soft skills you also need to apply in heaps of job application. But to be qualified for those vacant position your need to meet some requirement.



Finding Requirement





For any job, you should be eligible for minimum criteria. For an individual to be recognized as a professional you need licences provided by Australia some popular examples could be: RSA (Responsible Service of Alcohol) for working in a bar or restaurant environment whereas you need a White card for construction for any such purpose. Some of these licences are easy to make but you need to work for them which I will show you later. But let me talk about a few jobs which might only need the least requirement that are:

• TFN

• POLICE CHECK





TFN (TAX FILE NUMBER):

A tax file number (TFN) is your personal reference number in the tax, where any earning you do in Australia will be recorded under this number and you will be taxed accordingly. Any earning you do use your TFN is your legal earning any other form of earning which is not recorded is illegal. This is why many of the Cash jobs have a misconception that they are illegal as they do not record their earning, but you can in fact record your earning and get all rights provided to like tax jobs. But let me warn you, you must be honest with details, or you might get in trouble with ATO and that is the last thing you want to do being a student. Now back to TFN. You might get only one TFN as per the submitted proof document. You can apply through the various website but some of them can cost you money, but TFN is totally free, so you do need to apply from the official ATO link:



Police Check:



Another equally important document that is required is POLICE CHECK. You might have made something similar in your home country but that is no use as you require one that is made in Australia and that can cost you some money depending on the website. With me I usually tend to use the AFP website as their police check usually cost about $40 to $50 but not only that it's only an AFP police check that can be used for migration purpose so it's better to do it from here. LINK: Some people do apply for Police checks and as it does say it takes 5 to 7 business days to come to some people do not check email. As in email, you are provided instantly with a reference number. With this number, you can apply for a job right away. If you don’t receive your references number, you must have done something wrong and checked your application for the wrong details. Once, you have your TFN and Police check you are ready to apply for some jobs.


Let’s look at how we can apply to this job and what are these jobs with minimum requirements.



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