Jobs In Australia For Americans

The truth is there are plenty of jobs in Australia for Americans looking for work. Let's look at the two most popular options:

• Unskilled Workers - A Working Holiday. Fruit pickers are in high demand throughout the year in most regions of Australia. It's a great way to Travel / Work In Australia by following the Harvest Trail but make sure you have a 12 month Working Holiday Visa before you leave home. You can even extend this to 2 years by agreeing to work another 3 months picking fruit or vegetables. This is a great option for young people with a sense of adventure who want to experience the natural wonders that Australia has on offer. You need to be aged between 18 and 30 years of age to apply. If you fit into this category, the first step is to fill out a Quick Visa Assessment. (It's f.ree).
• Skilled Workers. Tradespeople, Nurses and Doctors and many other skilled professions are also in very high demand in Australia (see more detailed list below) and if you are in this category you will also require a Skilled Workers Visa Assessment completed, and a visa issued before departing America.

The list below the images of the books, is some of the categories and eligible professions considered by Australian Immigration, for a Skilled Workers visa and is current at the time of writing this article. Please note that they change from time to time, and the best way of finding out if you are eligible is to click on the Quick Visa Assessment link above. It will only take 5 minutes of your time to complete. Good Luck Americans!

The following is a sample list of eligible professions which would be considered for a Skilled Workers Visa for Australia. Please note the list is a SAMPLE only - which means there are many more eligible skills, so you are encouraged to click on the link above to do a Quick Visa Assessment which is f.ree and will only take a few minutes to complete.

Accountant. Including: Taxation accountant, Auditor, General accountant, Management accountant. 

Architect. Including Landscape and Naval architecture.

Automotive Trades. Auto Electrician, Small motors mechanic, Diesel mechanic, Motorcycle mechanic.

Building and Construction. Bricklayer, Valuer, Project Builder, Surveyor, Construction Project Manager.

Engineers. Aeronautical, Aircraft, Biomedical, Agriculture, Civil, Chemical, Electrical, Electronics, Environmental, Industrial, Materials, Mechanical, Mining, Naval, Petroleum, Software, Structural, Telecommunications, Transport.

Teachers. Early childhood, Hearing impaired, Sight impaired, Special needs, Secondary school, Child care center managers.

Tradespeople. General electrician, Electrical linesman, Electronic instruments and equipment, Lift mechanic, Cable joiner, Fitter and Turner, Fitter - Welder, Locksmith, Metal Fabricator, Sheetmetal worker, Aircraft maintenance, Bricklayer, Glazier, Qualified Painter, Shipwright, Plumber, Drainer, Gasfitter, Roof plumber, Plasterer, Stonemason, Wall and Floor Tiler, Carpenter, Joiner, etc

Health Care. Anesthetist, Audiologist, Cardiologist, Chiropractor, Dentist, Dental Technician, Dental Hygienist, Clinical Allergist, Clinical Geneticist, Clinical Hematologist, Clinical Immunologist, Clinical Oncologist, Clinical Pharmacologist, Clinical Psychologist, Dermatologist, Emergency Medicine, Endocrinologiest, Gastroenterologist, General Medical Practitioner, Radiologist, Nursing Clinical Director, Registered Nurse, Midwife, Occupational Therapist, Physiotherapist, Nuclear Medicine Specialist, Ophthamologist, Paedeatrician, Podiatrist, Renal Specialist, Social Worker, Sleep Medicine Specialist, Sonographer, Speech Pathologist, Veterinarian, Sports Physician, Urologist, Welfare Center Manager, etc

Information & Communications Technology. Analyst Programmer, Developer Programmer, ICT Business Analyst, Radio-communications technician, Systems Analyst, Field Engineer, Network Planner, Network Engineer, Telecommunications Technical officer.

Legal. Barrister, Solicitor

Surgeons. Vascular, Cardiothoracic, Neurosurgeon, Orthopedic, Pediatric, Plastic and Reconstructive, etc

Good Luck with your visa assessment, I hope to see you working in Australia very soon!

How do I know that there is plenty of work available in Australia for Americans? That's a good question and I'm glad you asked. In regard to unskilled labor - I have personally worked in many regions of Australia and I am the Author of an ebook titled: Work In Australia - Follow The Harvest Trail. If you are interested, you can take a look at it by clicking the first blue link at the top of this page where it says: 'Travel / Work In Australia.'

Not only have I worked in many different areas of the country including Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania, I also met a man who has spent 20 years of his life on the road working on the Harvest Trail and in other unskilled work.

I had a wonderful time talking to him about the different kind of jobs he had been employed in over the years. He recalled how he loved working for a catering business because he and his mates got to keep all the left over food and beverages! He was certainly a character. His advice in regards to picking fruit was to stay clear of the 'heavy stuff', and get work on the strawberry and blueberry farms. He said it's easy, and it is if you don't mind a little bit of physical work in the outdoors.

You will probably be spoiled for choice when it comes to a location to work in Australia, especially if you intend working on the Harvest Trail where you will find work anywhere between Broome in the North of Western Australia through to Hobart in the South of Tasmania. 

It is important to remember that Australia is a huge landscape with many different climate zones from tropical to minus degrees Celcius in winter. The Southern states are generally much cooler, particularly Tasmania.

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