Has anyone experience with this

ifeelill

Im arriving in Aussie at the end of Aug and i've completed a HC in Civil Engineering. I am under the impression that i wont receive the HC until graduation, which is at the end of Oct.

My question is this will i be able to apply for jobs i would be qualified for or will i have to wail until the end of Oct ?

kfc1210

Just put on your CV degree started in ??? finished in 2013

ifeelill

Sound wan !!

No6

Bring the transcript of your results to show you have passed. It will also be required if you need to get your degree recognised over here.

lg123

whats a HC, higher certificate? like what you get after 2 years in an IT?

ifeelill

Yeah

lg123

if you are intending on staying on for longer than the WHV, it might be worth your while waiting on for the Ordinary Degree.

i doubt the HC would count for much in terms of immigration.

ifeelill

I won't need a whv or a graduate visa stay in the country

danotroy

ifeelill wrote: »

I won't need a whv or a graduate visa stay in the country

A little more background to your situation would enable people to give better and more accurate answers.

ifeelill

Na, I just wanted to get some advise on how to prepare my CV. I don't need visa advise just yet

danotroy

ifeelill wrote: »

Na, I just wanted to get some advise on how to prepare my CV. I don't need visa advise just yet

You could be vastly qualified, but have no experience. This would leave you unable to get a proper visa, it goes without saying your cv would be pointless in this case.

lg123

sure he doesn't 'need' one, he's laughing!!

ifeelill

I never said i didn't need a visa to enter the county, i said i won't need a whv or a graduate visa to stay in the country. You need to pay attention boi !!

Batgurl

ifeelill wrote: »

My question is this will i be able to apply for jobs i would be qualified for or will i have to wail until the end of Oct ?

Did you pass?

mandrake04

I'm guessing OP is going defacto with a citizen.

ifeelill

Batgurl wrote: »

Did you pass?

I did

old_aussie

Aussie = Australian person

Oz, Australia, Land Down Under = The country Australia.

Might make it easier for Aussies to understand what you actually nean.

Mellor

old_aussie wrote: »

Aussie = Australian person

Oz, Australia, Land Down Under = The country Australia.

Might make it easier for Aussies to understand what you actually nean.

It doesn't say much for somebody's intelligence if they couldn't grasp what he meant.

Batgurl

ifeelill wrote: »

I did

Well then you have the qualification so put it down on your resume.

A piece of paper is nice and all but no one can take the qualification away from you.