Seeking job in Australia

First is to see if you qualify for a visa. This site will give you an idea www.immi.gov.au

There are many job sites that you can find online.

Be creative in the way you find your job

Be more creative in your job search. If you are not finding the ideal role then you will need to be pragmatic. Find a job that lets you socialise with the “locals.” I’ve been helping one person from Korea. He worked casually at a gym, made friends with one of the patrons and told him about his experience. It turned out this person needed help in his accounting firm. Opportunities pop up if you are looking for them but put yourself out there.

Register with agencies for temp work. Often consultants are less fussy with finding someone with the perfect background if it’s just for short term assignments. These can lead to longer assignments, particularly if you’re reliable. This is a great way to build up your networks. Again you’ll need to be pleasantly persistent with the agency and keep in regular contact. Often speed is the essence in filling temp assignments and if the consultant knows you are easily available, you’ll be the first person they think of when they’re trying to fill an assignment. They’ll love you more and want to help you if take on the harder to fill jobs.

Also don't forget to write a good cover letter!

Hi all;

I'm a job seeker. I graduated from Albalqa Applied University in 2012, and majored English Literature. Now I’m working as an Arabic/English editor/ translator in TV technological agency, and interested in looking for vacancy around my major overseas. Thank you for taking the time to read my e-mail.