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When You're Here

Finding Work

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How easy is it to find work in Australia?

This will depend on the city, time of year and type of work you're looking for. Hospitality, retail, administration and farm work are all popular options for working holiday makers.

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What jobs are popular for working holiday makers?

Common jobs include:

• Hospitality (bars, cafés, restaurants)
• Administration and office roles
• Retail
• Events and promotions
• Farm and regional work
• Au pair and nanny roles
• Tourism and travel jobs

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What websites can I use to find work?

Popular job websites include:

• Seek
• Indeed
• Jora
• LinkedIn

Facebook groups can also be a great way to find jobs and connect with other travellers.

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WHG Tip

​Don't be discouraged if finding a job takes longer than expected. It can take time to get settled, especially in larger cities. Keep applying, update your resume regularly and make use of networking opportunities. Many jobs are found through word of mouth!

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How long does it take to find a job?

Some people find work within a few days, while for others it may take several weeks. It's recommended to have enough savings to support yourself while job hunting.

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Do I need an Australian resume?

Yes. Australian resumes can look slightly different from resumes in other countries, so it's worth updating your CV to suit the local job market.

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Do I need any certificates to work?

Some jobs may require additional qualifications, such as:

• RSA (Responsible Service of Alcohol) for hospitality jobs involving alcohol.
• Working With Children Check for childcare and some education roles.
• White Card for construction jobs.

Requirements vary by state.

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