are there any Ambassador or Public Relations related jobs in australia?
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pls visit this site www.jobsearch.gov.au
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Ask the head of the Language department in your high school and your counselor at school. They have access to lots of programs that you will be interested in.\n\nAlso- look into People To People Student Ambassadors.\nMy son went to Australia with them when he was 15. WONDERFUL experience!!
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Contact your closest Australian Embassy\n")
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Not until you learn how to spell AUSTRALIA. If you submit a job application with that kind of spelling, no one will hire you. Gday mate.
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Hmmmmmmmmmmm, we'll have to find you something where spelling is not important, and something near australia, and something that doesent require being an adult..............................................................IVE GOT IT!!! You can be a professional Steve Irwin groupie!!! Oh joy.  Or, you can be an extra for Lord of the Rings movies.  Or a professional Kangaroo!  SO MANY CHOICES!
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get in touch with your local Australian Embassy, they should tell you all you need to know.
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Interestingly...you can start with PR.  Many local papers have a section in the busines paper about people on the move, or new businesses, etc.  Then network network network.  You need to maintain your contacts in the media (critical) to your success.  There are a number of small marketing firms that do not have a PR person on staff so you could probably freelance with them.  You will need to do a little research to see how much you can charge.  If you are pretty good at it, perhaps you have a flat rate plus any hours.  Or you bid everything based on an hourly rate (what is that rate???)
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Do it through advertising in leading news papers in India or check it out with your local embassy? Agents in India are big no-no if you don't know a real professional one.
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As someone who has lived and worked abroad, I would say it would be very difficult to get a sponsor for such a position.  The United States (don't know about Australia) is lacking qualified workers in high tech and the sciences.  For an Admin Asst position, you would have to prove that you are more valuable than a citizen of the U.S.  I don't know your qualifications, but I can guess that you speak more than two languages and you're familiar with the Indonesian market and culture.  In this case, you might look into non-governmental agencies (NGOs) or private companies that have interests in Indonesia.  Again, I don't know your qualifications, but it might not hurt to check out what the World Bank has available.\n\nAnyway, for someone like you, the larger metrolipolitan areas in the U.S. like Washington, DC, New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles would probably be the best places to look for jobs.\n\nContact Indonesia's embassies in the U.S. and Australia and see how they can help you.  Also check out the local American and Australian Chambers of Commerce - they might be able to get you a list of American/Australian companies doing business in Indonesia and vice versa.\n\nHope this helps!
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If you able to come to Australia - there is a HUGE tourist industry that employs thousands of hospitality staff right around the country.  Try looking through some employment websites in your country or region - you may also find links to other sites outside your area.  Contact the local tourist information centre and get a listing of all the hotel, motels, bars etc then send them an email with your resume and a cover letter that introduces yourself.
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You can check out this directory of work-abroad agencies and international jobs: http://www.macquil.com/abroad.php\nGood luck!
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Look at the best site http://www.jobstories.com.au/
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Hospitality - this is one of Australia's biggest industries. Australia has rich natural resources and is one of the top destinations in the world. You will have an easier time finding internships and a job after graduation.
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One of your best alternative is you keep on searching from yahoo job search, and also depending on your location you can also be searching jobs from the Singapore and Australian official website from which you can get information about various international job placements and related registered industries in these coutries from which you can also avail youself with the websites of these industries, you can visit the sites and check on what they've got to offer. I wish you all the very best in your job search.
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You could try Peace Corps. You don't have to be right out of college to do it, and it's a real adventure. A lot of people get international jobs as a result of their volunteer service, especially if you learn another language fluently. \n\nSince you are a communications person, you also have a very marketable skill: writing. If you're out there and can write, someone will pick you up.\n\nThe best thing is that you meet a lot of like-minded people and make friends for life.
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I don't know where you're from but you've got access to the Internet so try this.\n\nEach Wednesday the national newspaper "The Australian" publishes a section of situations vacant especially for the aviation industry.  I've just finished working for a company that is delivering military helicopters to the Australian Dept. of Defence. We used Wednesday's Australian to advertise all of our positions.  Good Luck.\n\nAlso try the big aviation company websites: BAE SYSTEMS, Boeing, Raytheon, Eurocopter (trading as Australian Aerospace in Australia), QANTAS and so on.
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Try contacting your nearest Australian embassy.