I am an international student aged 27 years presently in Auckland,NZ is seeking

challenging and fulfilling career in Software Industry.I am presently doing

Post Graduate Studies in Computer Science at the University of Auckland,NZ.

I am looking for full time employment.

I have 3 years of programming experience C,

C++,VC++,MFC,Java ,AWT,EJB,Beans,,MSAccess and Networking .

I have a Bachelors degree in Electronics and Masters degree in Computer Science.

I am interested in gaining a work permit either in NZ or in Aus.Are they any

consultants which can help me in this matter.Wherever I applly to NZ compnies

they ask only 3 things in particular.

1.NZ citizen

2.PR

3.valid Work permit

I applied to nearly 100 positions from July 2003 but none of them replied

positive.I have solid amount of exp in IT field and look forward from some

companies /consultants which can help me in gaining work permit.

Pls advise

Originally posted by Yadagiri Rao Kp

I have solid amount of exp in IT field and look forward from some
companies /consultants which can help me in gaining work permit.




You should get in touch with a MARA registered agent for assistance in
immigration to Australia.(www.themara.com.au).



Without PR or workpermit , I doubt any employer would even consider
hiring you.



FG


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Dear Yadagiri,

You won't qualify for migration to Australia unless you have relevant recent
work experience or a recent Australian qualification. Your options would
appear to be:

i) apply for PR in NZ first and come to Australia later;
ii) undertake a two year course of study in Australia with a view to PR at
the end of it - probably a Masters in IT would do it;
iii) find an employer to sponsor you for temporary residence and apply for
PR when you have sufficient recent work experience or the employer is ready
to sponsor you for PR.

Unfortunately education consultants rarely make good migration agents and
the reverse is also true :-( If you want to explore what courses might be
available in Australia, go to http://cricos.detya.gov.au but as you're
studying in NZ I infer that the costs might be too high here.

Cheers

George Lombard
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"Yadagiri Rao KP" <ykut001@ec.auckland.ac.nz> wrote in message
news:d7877861.0310071553.5567456a@posting.google.c om... I am an international student aged 27 years presently in Auckland,NZ is
seeking challenging and fulfilling career in Software Industry.I am presently
doing Post Graduate Studies in Computer Science at the University of
Auckland,NZ. I am looking for full time employment. I have 3 years of programming experience C, C++,VC++,MFC,Java ,AWT,EJB,Beans,,MSAccess and Networking . I have a Bachelors degree in Electronics and Masters degree in Computer
Science. I am interested in gaining a work permit either in NZ or in Aus.Are they
any consultants which can help me in this matter.Wherever I applly to NZ
compnies they ask only 3 things in particular. 1.NZ citizen 2.PR 3.valid Work permit I applied to nearly 100 positions from July 2003 but none of them replied positive.I have solid amount of exp in IT field and look forward from some companies /consultants which can help me in gaining work permit. Pls advise

> Dear Yadagiri, You won't qualify for migration to Australia unless you have relevant recent work experience or a recent Australian qualification. Your options would appear to be: i) apply for PR in NZ first and come to Australia later; ii) undertake a two year course of study in Australia with a view to PR at the end of it - probably a Masters in IT would do it; iii) find an employer to sponsor you for temporary residence and apply for PR when you have sufficient recent work experience or the employer is ready to sponsor you for PR. Unfortunately education consultants rarely make good migration agents and the reverse is also true :-( If you want to explore what courses might be available in Australia, go to http://cricos.detya.gov.au but as you're studying in NZ I infer that the costs might be too high here. Cheers George Lombard

Or better still, take your experience back to your home country.

Originally posted by Ppp
Or better still, take your experience back to your home country.





What is your point??



FG


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