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Sponsorship, Degree Qualified, No Experience

Esse85 · 2012-11-21 05:02:11

Is the only way to get sponsored in the above scenario by becoming a recruiter, I know they like the fact you have a degree and will happily sponsor a person, it might explain why there's so many recruitment consultants in Oz from Ire & UK.

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Is the only way to get sponsored in the above scenario by becoming a recruiter, I know they like the fact you have a degree and will happily sponsor a person, it might explain why there's so many recruitment consultants in Oz from Ire & UK.

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Recruitment is basically a sales job, they are 10 a penny here, what's your degree in...
Probably better to get some experience at what your qualified in.

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Mike... wrote: »

Recruitment is basically a sales job, they are 10 a penny here, what's your degree in...
Probably better to get some experience at what your qualified in.

Commerce

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