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2x09 table scene
Okay so...it's a slow season at work, which means more rewatches and you guys dealing with my frequent posts.
I have yet to really talk about the table scene.
Carmy was definitely making love to Sydney emotionally and mentally under this table. He got her to open up and tore down the barriers she put up. It was a full-on courtship we were watching and you can tell by the looks he was giving her how he truly feels about Syd.
"I'm sure she's great"
"She is.."
There was this moment when Carmy said Claire was great, Syd asks, "Yeah?" and there's this pause Syd holds a breath and Carmy is no longer focused on his side of the table but his eyes are on Syd, holding her gaze.
After this Claire is no longer mentioned in this conversation and the focus is on Syd.
Now I think unconsciously Carmy was talking about the woman in front of him scaring the shit of him because of how great Syd is. Because he says his girl that's a friend is great but later on, he's telling Syd how she makes him better, how he couldn't do this without her...
When he asked Syd what she was afraid of, I couldn't get over how gentle that was. As always, with Syd- he could stop focusing and internalizing things within and could focus on someone else, and it felt easy. It was a give and take.
Also, Carmy did such a great job being there for Syd in this scene. I know we should be mad at Carmy for leaving Syd. But he opened up first, then Syd opened up, and he took it from there and gave her the space to be vulnerable.
"I won't let you." We had 3 moments where he confirmed he wouldn't let Syd fail- the first was saying "I won't let you," The headshake, and the "I got that thing I wanna give you.". So even when he reassured Syd during the table fix, he still took more time affirming to her he wouldn't let her fail by giving her the jacket.
I think someone mentioned the "You're not alone" moment, it's like he took an inhale in before he gave her a nod. I swear this was when Carmy was really falling for Syd.
JAWS you gotta stop or keep giving us unconscious communication if you don't mean it.
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The Chief And The Intern
Chief x Reader
Was Waiting All Along
It had been months since you had heard from John. Life hadn’t been the same since you’d gone back to finish your last semester of your master degree. University used to excite you, but after having run around the galaxy with the UNSC, being in actual danger, you felt bored.
Your friends noticed the difference when suddenly you were unavailable to go to the mall, and more interested in visiting the firing range.
Your mother almost fainted when she learned you’d taken up a martial arts class in your spare time. Your grades weren’t suffering, so you didn’t exactly see the problem.
Your father had pestered you every day to submit your application to his company, but the only place you’d sent your application was the UNSC’s board of communications.
You were going to find John, and the rest of Blue Team. You couldn’t just submit to the life your parents wanted for you, even if you’d be monumentally disappointing them.
You were scrolling through your laptop in your little dormitory when you saw it. You’d been scrolling through emails for hours, each rejection letter making your heart sink further and further when you saw it.
“We would like to receive your application for our recently opened clerical assistant position.”
It wasn’t exactly what you wanted to be doing but there was one little phrase that caught your eye.
“Reporting to Spartan Lieutenant 104”
There was no way. Fred had found you? How in the world had he managed that? You took a quick glance over the email before following the provided link to submit your application and cover letter.
“You did what?” your father asked as you silently cut into your steak.
“I applied to the UNSC, and I got in. I’m leaving after the graduation ceremony,” you stated firmly.
“But what about the job your father lined up for you at his company! You’re just going to throw that away? I can’t imagine the UNSC is going to pay someone very much for communications work,” your mother rambled frantically as she set her fork down.
Family diners in your parent’s penthouse were always tense, but this was another ball park entirely.
“It’s clerical work actually,” you muttered.
“Yn! What are you thinking!” your mother asked.
I’m thinking there’s a very handsome space soldier up there waiting for me. I’m thinking I’m tired of being coddled at thirty two years old.
“It’s a good opportunity. Free travel, important connections-“
“It’s unsafe!”
“Nowhere is safe Mom!” You said, slamming your knife on the table. “I’m tired of pretending that Sydney is safe just because it makes you feel better to have me at arm's length,” you said, standing from your place at the table.
“You’re not going to survive out there, yn,” your father scoffed.
“Maybe I wouldn’t have before, but things are different now. I’m not changing my mind on this.”
Your parents didn’t come to your graduation ceremony. You noticed that their chairs were empty as you lined up to walk across the stage.
It left a bitter taste in your mouth. You were being punished for not doing what you were told. Despite having argued with them, you’d at least wanted them to attend.
You tried to smile for the pictures as you walked across the stage, but it didn’t feel real. After the ceremony you packed your suitcases and left your dorm for the shuttles.
What if John wasn’t waiting for you anymore? What if you got up there and he’d moved on entirely?
You felt your throat tighten as you neared the pickup and your legs began to shake.
Were you making a mistake? Could you still turn around? Your parents would never respect you if you did.
You shook your head, silencing these thoughts as you loaded onto the shuttle. This wasn’t just about John. You were doing this for yourself as well.
“Wasn’t she supposed to be here already?”
Fred didn’t bother answering the question, knowing full well that if he told John the cargo ship was running late he’d probably grab a rifle and a ship and go out looking for you himself.
Six months wasn’t a long time, but it was long enough to make the Master Chief miss you so much he could hardly breathe.
“She’ll get here when she gets here,” Fred said with a shrug as they waited in the cargo hold.
“She’ll probably be hungry, we should take her to the mess. She’s probably forgotten how to get there,” Kelly said, admittedly excited to see you again.
When the intercom finally announced the arrival of your ship, Blue Team sprung into action. John searched the faces of deboarding passengers for you, feeling a sense of panic until your smaller figure appeared, hauling two large suitcases.
He froze all of a sudden, willing his feet to move but unable to do so. He’d never felt this way before. Never had to hesitate, and yet he felt as if his stomach was doing summersaults.
Your eyes finally settled on him, and your feet halted.
Six months. Had anything changed?
You moved first, your hands abandoning their grip on your bags as you ran to him. Time seemed to catch up with the Spartan all of a sudden, and he barely registered that you had flung yourself towards him in time to bend forward and wrap his arms around your waist, hauling you in for a tight hug that squeezed the breath right out of you.
You buried your face in the Chief’s shoulder and sighed, the smell of gunpowder and cinnamon a sure sign that you were home.
“How’d you find me?” You murmured into his shoulder.
“Wasn’t that hard. Had some connections keeping an eye out for you. Ready to get back to work?”
He asked, setting you down as Fred and Kelly retrieved your bags. Linda gave you a firm pay on the shoulder in greeting.
This was exactly what you needed. Blue Team’s support, the promise of adventure on the horizon, and the Chief’s arms around you.
“As I’ll ever be,” you declared with a grin and the Spartan smiled softly at you. He had you back, and this time he wasn’t letting you go anywhere.
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On September 25th 1956 the first telephone cable connecting the UK and North America "went live".
At 2,240 miles long, the cable ran from Gallanach Bay, near Oban in Argyll and Bute, to Clarenville, Canada. At the time we only had the one phone company, the General Post Office which didn't become BT until 1980.
Communication between the continents wasn't new, Cyrus Field conquered the ocean with his telegraph cable in 1858. Marconi transmitted successfully the first radio signal from shore to shore in 1901. In 1915 voices sent by radio from Arlington, Va., were heard in Paris. And in 1927, the year of Lindbergh’s superb flight, radiotelephone service was introduced between the United States and The British Isles, the cost of a three minute call at the time was £15!!! This was due to the Transmitters costing an astronomical £500,000 each in 1927.
In 1952, after a newly developed submarine telephone cable proved successful between Florida and Cuba, telephone men of the United States, Britain, and Canada consulted on the feasibility of a transatlantic telephone cable. The types of facilities to be used were reviewed for many months. In a contract dated November 27, 1953, the Bell System, the Post Office and the Canadian Overseas Telecommunication Corporation undertook the international project.
Several types of facilities were used on the new route as it went into service. Telephone calls eastward from the United States will be carried from Portland, Maine, to Sydney Mines, Nova Scotia, over a new radio relay system, thence through a single cable across Cabot Strait to Clarenville, Newfoundland. From that point, calls took a Great Circle route through the deep-sea cables which stretched to Oban. Land circuits completed connections to London and other points in England and Scotland.
In all the cable took 3 years to lay and cost £12.5m.
The first pic shows the line reaching Scotland near Oban, it must have been some job laying it.
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Studying abroad: an unmissable opportunity to expand horizons and realize dreams
In an interconnected and ever-changing world, studying abroad has become an invaluable educational and cultural experience. This opportunity serves as a bridge between cultures and ideas, and expands students' personal and professional horizons.
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Each country offers a unique experience, so it is important to consider personal, academic, and professional factors when choosing the ideal destination to study abroad.
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Qantas honours crew member Luke Davies on Mardi Gras float
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Qantas honours crew member Luke Davies on Mardi Gras float
Qantas will honour the life of flight attendant Luke Davies in Saturday night’s Mardi Gras Parade after he and partner Luke Baird’s murder rocked Sydney’s queer community.
Luke began flying with Qantas in Brisbane in 2022 and last year moved to Sydney to work as a flight attendant on international flights.
Ahead of the Mardi Gras Parade on Saturday, his mourning Qantas colleagues requested Luke’s name appear at the front of the float. Each year, the Qantas float typically features the nose of a Qantas plane (above) while staff follow behind.
Qantas’ Executive Manager Cabin Crew Leeanne Langridge previously said Luke is remembered as “a much-loved member of the Qantas cabin crew community in Brisbane and Sydney.”
“He had a passion for travel, life, his family and friends and the customers that he served,” she said.
“This is an incredibly sad time for those who worked alongside [Luke].
“He will be deeply missed. The whole team at Qantas are thinking of Luke and Jesse’s loved ones.”
Luke’s co-workers also shared moving tributes to the “beacon of sunshine” online.
“He was not just a close friend; he was a source of inspiration, a constant reminder of the beauty in life,” one fellow flight attendant wrote.
“Your laughter was infectious to everyone around you … your passing leaves a void that words can hardly express.”
Fellow crew member Brooke Walters recalled Luke’s dedication to his job on one of his last flights, from Sydney to Singapore just three weeks ago.
She told the Sydney Morning Herald Luke spent the entire eight-hour flight comforting a passenger suffering from dementia and the man’s wife.
“Luke took it upon himself to care for them constantly,” she recalled.
Luke’s partner, Jesse Baird, was a former 10 presenter and AFL umpire.
The AFL is also working with his loved ones on a tribute in the coming weeks.
‘This will be a more sombre Parade’
A community vigil for the murdered Sydney couple is on Friday night at Green Park in Darlinghurst.
Ahead of the parade, Mardi Gras co-chair Brandon Bear said the organisation is working with the community on tributes to the men.
Brandon said Mardi Gras has “always been a lot of things to a lot of people” and there have been situations in the past “where we’ve come together to celebrate but also come together to mourn, to create change”.
“For some people this will be a more sombre event. For some people they might choose to sit this one out,” he said on Friday.
“We’re working with the community and we know our partners are working to use their parade floats to talk to the lives and the memory of these young men.”
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Essential Considerations for Studying Abroad: What You Must Know Before Embarking on Your Educational Adventure
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StudyAbroadPrime Travels: Your Gateway to Global Education
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How ACY Securities' Sponsorship Empowers the Miss Chinese Australian Pageant
<h2>ACY Securities Sponsors Miss Chinese Australian Pageant</h2>
<p>The Miss Chinese Australian Pageant is one of the longest-running Chinese beauty pageants in Australia. Each year, the top three contestants represent Australia at the International Chinese Beauty Pageant in Hong Kong.</p>
<p>For this year's competition, ACY Securities was a platinum sponsor. They invited the finalists to visit their headquarters in Sydney. The pageant final will be hosted by TVB on February 9th at The Star Event Centre.</p>
<p>On January 31st, the eight finalists went on a tour of the ACY Securities office. They seemed really excited to see what a finance company was like. ACY Securities put on a special welcome for them with an introductory investing seminar. This helped the contestants learn more about the stock market.</p>
<p>At the end of the visit, the finalists thanked ACY Securities. They said they were interested in learning more about making smart financial decisions. The contestants were impressed by ACY Securities' education, customer service, and technology. This made them feel they could trust ACY Securities.</p>
<h3>ACY Securities Awards Prizes at Press Conference</h3>
<p>On February 6th, at the Miss Chinese Australian Grand Finals press event, the ACY Securities rep Sia Tu presented the "Best Charisma Award." This went to finalist #7 Melody Zhang. Sia Tu said Melody showed wisdom, beauty, confidence and independence - qualities of a modern woman.</p>
<p>TVB actor Chen Zhipeng also thanked ACY Securities on behalf of the pageant organizers. He recognized their support for TVB and the Chinese community.</p>
<h3>Winson Cao Says ACY Securities is Honored to Support the Community</h3>
<p>In an interview, ACY Securities co-founder Winson Cao said the company was glad to participate. He sees how events like this bring the Chinese community together. Winson feels TVB does a great job organizing the competition, which fits ACY Securities' brand image well. That's why they were willing to sponsor.</p>
<p>"This is our way of giving back to the Chinese community that has supported us," Winson added. "It's our gift to friends who've trusted us over the years."</p>
<p>Winson continued that when talking to the finalists, he saw their charm came from more than just looks. Talent and wisdom were what really set the contestants apart. Though they each had unique views on investing, their perspectives made sense. The finalists' serious attitude towards finance aligned well with ACY Securities' philosophy of preparing before acting.</p>
<h4>"Don't go into battle without preparation" is an important message we want all investors to remember,</h4> Winson concluded.
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WHY AUSTRALIA IS THE BEST PLACE TO SETTLE
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Top Australian Universities: Your Gateway to Excellence in Master's Programs
Embracing Global Education - Exploring the Appeal of Australia
Australia has emerged as a highly sought-after destination for higher education, particularly among Indian students. The country's universities are renowned for their outstanding academic programs, cutting-edge research initiatives, and the vibrant multicultural environment they offer. Choosing to study in Australia promises not only academic enrichment but also a culturally fulfilling experience.
Australian universities provide an extensive array of master's programs meticulously designed to meet the demands of the global job market, ensuring students receive education that is not only relevant but also future-proof.
To assist in planning a study journey in Australia, MSM Unify has identified some top universities for consideration:
1. The University of Melbourne:
Global Ranking & Reputation: Consistently ranked among the top universities globally, renowned for prestigious faculty and robust research.
Diverse Programs: Offers a broad range of master's programs, particularly excelling in fields like business, law, and medicine.
Cultural Diversity: Boasts a large international student body, creating a welcoming and inclusive community.
Career Opportunities: Strong industry connections facilitate excellent internship and employment opportunities post-graduation.
2. Australian National University (ANU):
Academic Excellence: ANU is recognized for its research-intensive approach, especially in political science, science, and arts.
Scholarships: Provides numerous scholarships, enhancing its appeal for Indian students.
Global Network: Strong international partnerships offer students opportunities for global exposure.
Environmentally Conscious Campus: Known for its beautiful and eco-friendly campus in Canberra, enhancing the overall student experience.
3. The University of Sydney:
Comprehensive Education: Offers a comprehensive range of programs, with exceptional law and education departments.
Urban Campus Experience: Located in Australia's largest city, providing a vibrant urban experience.
Research & Innovation: A leader in research, offering state-of-the-art facilities and support for student projects.
Cultural Integration: Hosts various cultural events, fostering a dynamic international community.
4. The University of Queensland (UQ):
Innovative Programs: Known for its innovative approach in business and life sciences.
Research Opportunities: Offers extensive research opportunities and collaborations with industries.
Scenic Campus: Boasts one of the most beautiful campuses in the country, enhancing the student experience.
Strong Alumni Network: UQ's vast alumni network aids in career advancement and global connections.
5. Monash University:
Leader in Engineering & Pharmaceuticals: Globally recognized for leadership in engineering and pharmaceutical sciences.
International Collaborations: Offers numerous international collaboration programs.
Cutting-Edge Facilities: Provides world-class laboratories and research facilities.
Student Support Services: Excellent support services for international students, including those from India.
Conclusion:
Studying in Australia presents an opportunity to receive a world-class education, immerse oneself in a diverse culture, and prepare for a successful global career. Each of these Australian universities brings unique strengths and opportunities, making them ideal destinations for pursuing master's programs. For detailed guidance on the most suitable university for you, reach out to expert overseas education consultants at MSM Unify. Pursuing a master's in Australia for Indian students is no longer a distant dream with the right support.
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Why To Study In Australia?
Australia has become one of the most attractive destinations for students who want to study abroad. One of the reasons is the quality of education that Australian universities offer. The country is home to some of the best institutions in the world, and their degrees are recognized globally, making graduates highly employable.
Additionally, Australia has a multicultural society that welcomes international students with open arms, providing them with a safe and supportive environment.
Living in Australia also offers students opportunities to explore its diverse landscapes from beaches to rainforests, which makes it an incredible adventure for those who love nature and outdoor activities. Moreover, Australia's economy is strong and stable, providing students with many job opportunities while they study and after they graduate. Lastly, studying in Australia allows students to network with professionals in their field from all over the world, enriching their educational experience even further.
Top Universities In Australia For International Students
Australia is a popular destination for international students seeking high-quality education. The country boasts some of the world's best universities, with advanced facilities and experienced faculty members. Among the top universities in Australia for international students are the University of Melbourne, the Australian National University, and the University of Sydney.
The University of Melbourne is ranked as one of Australia's most prestigious universities, offering a wide range of courses in various fields such as business, law, engineering, arts and humanities. The Australian National University is renowned for its research-oriented approach to learning and offers programs in fields such as science, technology, mathematics and economics. The University of Sydney is also highly regarded for its academic excellence in fields such as medicine, engineering and social sciences.
These top universities provide international students with opportunities to develop their skills and knowledge while experiencing life in Australia's diverse culture. Moreover, they offer various support services to help international students adjust to life abroad and succeed academically.
How To Apply For A Student Visa In Australia
If you're planning to study abroad in Australia, one of the most important steps is obtaining a student visa. The process can seem daunting, but it's actually quite straightforward if you follow these steps. First, choose the course you want to study and ensure that the institution is registered with the Australian government. Then, apply for admission and receive a letter of acceptance from your chosen institution.
Next, gather all necessary documents such as your passport, health insurance coverage and proof of financial support. You'll also need to undergo a medical examination and obtain a police clearance certificate. Once you have all required documents, create an account on the Australian government's immigration website and fill out an online application for a student visa. Pay the application fee and wait for your visa to be processed.
It's important to apply well in advance of your intended start date as processing times can vary.
Tips For Adjusting To Life As An International Student In Australia
Adjusting to life as an international student in Australia can be a challenge, but there are many ways to make the transition easier. Firstly, it's important to familiarize yourself with Australian culture and customs. This will help you understand the way of life and make it easier to interact with locals. Secondly, don't hesitate to seek out support services on campus or in your community.
Many universities offer orientation programs, language classes, and counseling services for international students. Thirdly, try to get involved in campus activities and clubs. This is a great way to meet new people and build a social network. Fourthly, be open-minded and willing to try new things. Australia offers many unique experiences that you may not find in your home country. Finally, take care of yourself physically and mentally.
Make sure you get enough sleep, exercise regularly, eat well-balanced meals, and manage stress effectively.
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Study in Australia
Australia, with its breathtaking landscapes, vibrant cities, and world-class education system, has emerged as a top destination for international students seeking a transformative academic experience. From the iconic Sydney Opera House to the vast stretches of the Outback, Australia offers more than just a picturesque backdrop for education. In this blog, we'll explore the myriad reasons why studying in Australia is an enriching and life-changing decision.
Global Reputation for Excellence:
Australia boasts some of the world's leading universities consistently ranked high in global academic rankings. Institutions such as the University of Melbourne, Australian National University, and the University of Sydney are renowned for their commitment to excellence in teaching and research. Studying in Australia provides access to world-class education that is globally recognized and respected.
Diverse and Inclusive Culture:
Australia is a melting pot of cultures, making it a welcoming and inclusive destination for international students. With a rich tapestry of ethnicities, languages, and traditions, students can immerse themselves in a multicultural environment that fosters understanding and acceptance. This exposure enhances cross-cultural communication skills and prepares students for a globalized workforce.
Quality of Life:
Australia consistently ranks high in global indices measuring quality of life. From safe cities to a high standard of healthcare, students can focus on their studies without compromising their well-being. The country's commitment to environmental sustainability and clean living contributes to a healthy and balanced lifestyle.
Work Opportunities:
Australia provides ample opportunities for students to gain work experience during and after their studies. The Australian government allows international students to work part-time during the academic year and full-time during scheduled breaks. This not only helps offset living expenses but also provides valuable practical experience in a global work environment.
Innovative Research Opportunities:
Australia is at the forefront of groundbreaking research across various disciplines. The country encourages innovation and invests significantly in research and development. International students have the chance to collaborate with leading academics on cutting-edge projects, contributing to their academic and professional growth.
Natural Beauty and Adventure:
Beyond the classroom, Australia's diverse landscapes offer a plethora of outdoor adventures. From the Great Barrier Reef to the rugged terrain of the Australian Alps, students have the opportunity to explore and experience nature in its purest form. This not only serves as a stress-reliever but also enhances the overall study-abroad experience.
English Language Advantage:
For non-native English speakers, studying in Australia offers an immersive language experience. The quality of education is delivered in English, providing students with the chance to refine their language skills in a native-speaking environment. This language proficiency is a valuable asset in the global job market.
Innovative Teaching Methods:
Australian universities prioritize interactive and student-centered learning. The emphasis is not just on memorization but on critical thinking, problem-solving, and practical application of knowledge. This approach prepares students for the dynamic challenges of the modern workforce.
Conclusion:
Choosing Australia as your study destination is not just about earning a degree; it's about embarking on a transformative journey that extends beyond the confines of the classroom. The country's commitment to academic excellence, cultural diversity, and quality of life creates an environment conducive to holistic personal and professional development. So, if you're considering studying abroad, Australia beckons with open arms, promising an education that transcends boundaries and unlocks a world of possibilities.
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Canada vs. Australia for Students: Where Should You Study in 2024?
As the academic landscape continues to evolve, choosing the right destination for your studies becomes a critical decision. In 2024, two prominent contenders for international students are Canada and Australia. Both countries boast world-class education systems, stunning landscapes, and diverse cultures. This article aims to help you navigate the decision-making process, weighing the pros and cons of studying in Canada versus Australia.
Academic Excellence
Canada vs Australia For Students are home to some of the finest universities globally, each with its unique strengths. Canada is renowned for institutions like the University of Toronto and McGill University, while Australia boasts academic giants such as the University of Melbourne and the Australian National University. When deciding where to study, consider the specific programs, faculty, and research opportunities that align with your academic goals.
Cost of Education and Living
The financial aspect of studying abroad is a crucial consideration. In terms of tuition fees, both Canada and Australia offer competitive rates. However, when factoring in living expenses, a nuanced picture emerges. Canada generally has a slightly lower cost of living than Australia, which can impact your overall budget significantly. Take into account accommodation, transportation, and daily expenses to make an informed decision based on your financial capacity.
Work Opportunities
For many international students, part-time work is a vital component of their overseas experience. Both Canada and Australia permit students to work part-time during their studies. Canada allows up to 20 hours per week during the academic session and full-time during scheduled breaks. Australia follows a similar structure, allowing part-time work during the academic session and unrestricted hours during semester breaks. Research the job market in your field of study and the availability of part-time opportunities when evaluating potential study destinations.
Post-Graduation Work Opportunities
Considering the post-graduation scenario is essential for planning your future. Canada's Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) enables graduates to work in the country for up to three years after completing a program of study. This serves as a valuable pathway to gaining Canadian work experience and, in some cases, permanent residency. Australia, too, offers post-graduation work options through the Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485), allowing graduates to work and live in the country temporarily. Understanding the post-graduation work policies in both countries is crucial for aligning your academic journey with your career aspirations.
Quality of Life and Cultural Experience
Beyond academics and work opportunities, the quality of life and cultural experience are integral aspects of your decision. Canada and Australia, while sharing a commitment to diversity and inclusivity, differ in terms of climate, lifestyle, and cultural nuances. Canada's cities like Toronto and Montreal offer a vibrant urban lifestyle, while Australia's Sydney and Melbourne blend urban sophistication with a laid-back atmosphere. Consider the lifestyle that resonates with you and the cultural experiences you hope to encounter during your time abroad.
Language and Communication
Language plays a pivotal role in your overseas experience. English is the primary language in both Canada and Australia, but nuances in accents and colloquialisms exist. Consider which accent and communication style you find more comfortable and conducive to your learning experience. Both countries' diverse populations provide opportunities to engage with people from various cultural backgrounds, enriching your language skills and cross-cultural understanding.
Conclusion
Choosing between Canada vs Australia For Students in 2024 is a significant decision that requires thoughtful consideration. Both countries offer exceptional educational opportunities, diverse cultures, and pathways to post-graduation success. Your decision should align with your academic goals, budget, work opportunities, and the type of lifestyle and cultural experiences you desire. By weighing these factors, you can embark on a fulfilling academic journey that not only enriches your education but also broadens your horizons in a global context.
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A Comprehensive Guide to Practicing Medicine in Australia
Fair dinkum, taking the steps to practice medicine in Australia can feel like you're packing for a trip to Uluru - it's bloody overwhelming! You're not alone though, cobber. Upwards of 40% of doctors on our shores are International Medical Graduates (IMGs) who've walked this path before.
This guide is here to help unravel the yarn, giving you all info from prepping for your medical educationright through to nailing down your licence requirements. Ready to sink your teeth into this Aussie medical journey? Let's rip into it together!
Key Takeaways
Doctors in Australia have to follow rules. They need top skills and must act right all the time.
There are different ways for doctors to train in Australia. The paths include Vocational Training, General Practice Experience, Specialist pathway, and Approved Medical Deputised Services.
Doctors who trained outside of Australia can work here too. But first, their skills must get checked by a correct medical college.
It is not simple to become a doctor in Australia but it's worth it! Their job is to help keep people healthy and strong at all ages and places within the country.
An Overview About Working as a Doctor in Australia
Stepping into a career as a medico in Australia opens doors to an abundance of opportunities – expect not just growth in your professional acumen but also the chance to soak up our unique Aussie lifestyle.
The medical profession right here is held at high standards, complete with robust training, comprehensive code of conduct and fantastic remuneration packages. Plus, rubbing shoulders with healthcare professionals across various fields will enrich your clinical experience while building solid professional ties.
If you're an international medical graduate eyeing off opportunities Down Under - then G'day, we're thrilled to have you! Of course, provided that you tick certain eligibility boxes.
Depending on your qualifications, there are four routes leading towards registration; vocational training pathway, general practice experience pathway (GPE), specialist pathway or approved medical deputising service.
In addition to mapping out your journey towards practicing medicine on Aussie soil; these pathways serve as a safeguard for patient safety and optimum health service delivery by ensuring all registered doctors boast suitable skills and knowledge.
Whether it's the vibrant pulse of Sydney city life or the peaceful charm of our countryside regions; perhaps even catching some sun rays in our coastal towns - achieving work-life balance becomes less elusive when working as a doctor Down Under! Enjoy handsome salaries topped up by perks like paid annual leave and employer-funded super contributions plus top-notch infrastructure backing you up.
As an Australian medic - be ready not only for smashing professional success but also personal prosperity mate!
What is Comprehensive Australian General Practice?
Comprehensive Australian General Practice is a holistic approach to healthcare, where the GP serves as a pivotal figure, overseeing both preventative and curative patient management.
As GPs, we are entrusted with various responsibilities including early detection and intervention of medical conditions, managing chronic illnesses, and providing health education.
We work in diverse settings - from urban clinics to remote rural practices - thus gaining vast experience across the spectrum of illness stages. The time taken by GPiT (General Practitioner in Training) for gaining practical exposure varies depending on individual capabilities and situational factors.
Our role ties into broader competencies that ensure quality healthcare for all Australians; it's not simply about treating individuals but enhancing community wellbeing at large.
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Definition and principles
We need to talk about the Comprehensive Australian General Practice. It sets rules for training doctors in Australia. This plan needs a lot of science learning and facts. Doctors use this knowledge in places where people get care.
It tells us how to act as doctors in Australia. We must give top-notch care that doesn't stop, no matter their age or sickness. The code of conduct shows right behavior for doctors here.
Being a general practitioner (GP) means you are vital to many people's health. There are strict ethical and professional conduct standards from the code of conduct we have to meet.
Our job also includes making guides easy for groups so they can create clinical practice guidelines in Australia.
GP's responsibilities
As GPs, our duties are vast. We take care of people's health across their life span. This means we treat people of all ages, both male and female, with many different types of health issues.
It is our job to provide good medical practice in line with Australia's code of conduct. Our skills must always meet high standards to ensure the best for patients.
Another crucial task we perform is delivering primary healthcare. We never turn away from a patient needing help at any time or any place within Australia! Also, as part of our role, we promote healthy livingamong individuals and communities alike.
Lastly, it’s us who are often first in line for assessing patients in their home or clinical settings when they fall ill or need advice on managing long-term illnesses such as diabetes or asthma.
Continuous improvements form an integral part of what we do every day so that the care offered by medical centres and practices remains top-notch. Hence, gaining general practice accreditation by continuous training becomes imperative for us.
General practice settings
General practices are found in many places. They are in cities and small towns, busy suburbs and quiet rural areas. Every spot has its own needs. This makes general practice varied and exciting.
In our settings, we use science-based medicine to help people stay well. We work with people of all ages, from babies to old folks. We look after them over the long term – not just for one visit when they're sick.
In doing so, we make sure health care reaches everyone in Australia's wide range of cultures.
Relation to general practice competencies
We need to follow some rules if we want to do our work well. One of these is the Prescribing Competencies Framework. This gives us rules about when and how to prescribe medicine. It comes from NPS MedicineWise.
It's not just doctors who need to know this. The whole team at a general practice should understand it too. That way, everyone can give the best care possible. There are guides that can help nurses in practices like ours.
But there's something else too - a code of conduct named Good Medical Practice. This tells all doctors what they must do if they want to practice medicine in Australia like us.
Time required for GPiT to gain practice experience
To gain practice experience, a GPiT needs time. It is not a quick process. It takes about three to four years. The time can be more if you go part-time.
In these years, GPiTs learn and grow in real care settings. They deal with patients of all ages and health issues under an expert's watch. This helps them build medical knowledge and skills.
Gaining hands-on patient care is key for a GPiT. These years are when they become good at diagnosing conditions and planning treatments. At the same time, they also master soft skills like talking with kindness and respect to their patients.
Relevance to Medical Training and Pathways
Several pathways are available for medical training in Australia, each with their own requirements and outcomes; these include the Vocational Training Pathway, General Practice Experience pathway, and Specialist pathway.
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Vocational Training Pathway
Becoming a doctor in Australia includes a Vocational Training Pathway. This pathway lasts for three years if done full-time. If you can only do part-time, don't worry. You will have the same training, but it will take longer to finish.
The Vocational Training comes after medical school, internship and residency. Once finished with this pathway, doctors then move to specialty training programs or fellowships. The first year of Vocational Training even includes 12 months in a hospital setting!
Throughout your time on this path, you can access an Australian general practice guide. This guide is comprehensive and offers help specific to vocational training.
General Practice Experience (GPE) pathway
The General Practice Experience (GPE) pathway is great for doctors like us. It sees the worth in skills and knowledge we get from work experience. This can come from both here in Australia and overseas too.
The GPE pathway shows medical grads they can have a rewarding career in general practice.
This path is built on flexibility, which helps us to fit training around life's needs. The Australian General Practice Training (AGPT) program gives training for registrars wanting to become specialist General Practitioners.
You don't have to put everything else on hold either - the AGPT program lets you study full time or part time.
We also gather a sigh of relief knowing that our journey won't put us under financial stress with this program being funded by our very own Australian government. In short, the GPE pathway leads to many bright opportunities in general practice while letting us manage how and when we train.
Specialist pathway
The Specialist pathway is a key route for international medical graduates (IMGs). This trail helps IMGs to show they can match up to the skills of Australian-trained doctors. To use this path, foreign-trained expert GPs need to check their overseas medical degrees.
In other words, these IMGs must make sure Australia accepts their old training.
Not every doctor needs this path. It is just for those who want to work as specialists in Australia. One main choice for specialist schooling in our country is the Australian General Practice Training Program.
This program lets doctors learn more about their special field of medicine and get better at it.
Approved Medical Deputising Services
Approved Medical Deputising Services (AMDS) is a good chance for doctors in Australia not tied to a vocation yet. It allows them to learn from real-life practice. AMDS is part of the approved 3GA programs.
This makes it easy for these doctors to get much-needed experience.
The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, or RACGP, sets rules for after-hours and medical deputising services. This ensures that all healthcare given is safe and high-quality.
The AMDS program helps fill in gaps where there are fewer healthcare workers, especially rural areas in Australia.
Every doctor or service taking part in the AMDS program has clear rules they must follow. These guidelines make sure everyone knows their job well and can do their best work. If you're a doctor not bound by a particular vocation yet, the AMDS program is an important pathway for you to gain needed training in general practice.
Comparability ratings
We use comparability ratings for doctors who have trained outside Australia. These ratings check how closely a doctor's skills match those of a Australian-trained specialist. The right Medical College looks at the training and skills of each doctor applying to work here in Australia.
Comparability assessment is a big part of your rating. This checks how well you measure against an Australian-trained general medical expert. It looks over your training, exams, past work, recent practice and ongoing learning.
Remember, it is very important to get your professional skills checked by the correct Medical College. They make sure you meet the standards needed for an Australian-trained specialist before you can start working here in Australia.
Requirements for Practicing Medicine in Australia
To practice medicine in Australia, you must meet several requirements including obtaining a proper medical licensure, passing the Australian Medical Council exams and fulfilling the prescribed timeframe for completion.
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Medical licensure
To work as a doctor in Australia, you need a medical licence. It's the law here. The Medical Board of Australia gives out these licenses. They make sure all doctors follow good medical practice principles.
You can get your licence through one of four paths. This is great news for doctors from other places who want to work here! The Australian Medical Council (AMC) helps with this too.
AMC works together with ECFMG to look at the skills and training of doctors from other places.
Getting your license takes some steps but it is worth it to be able to practice medicine in Australia! It means we can help people and do what we love: care for our patients' health.
AMC exams and requirements
To start practice in Australia, doctors must pass AMC exams. These are tests set by the Australian Medical Council (AMC). The aim is to check if doctors have the right skills and knowledge.
So, getting a good score on these AMC exams is very important.
There are two parts in this test. First, one needs to crack an MCQ exam. It's short for Multiple Choice Question exam. After that comes the clinical examination part having 16 different sections.
To sit for this second test, you should have passed the first one.
The book "AMC Handbook of Clinical Assessment" helps a lot in preparations for these tests. It tells what standards they expect from us as medical professionals in Australia.
Timeframe for completion
Becoming a doctor takes time. You will first finish Year 12 and get your bachelor's degree. This can take three to five years after high school. Next, you must go to medical school for four more years.
After that, you'll need to do an internship at an approved place for one year. If you come from another country and want to be a doctor in Australia, it is different again. International Medical Graduates (IMGs) must work under watchful eyes for 12 months on the Standard pathway.
How to Become a Doctor in Australia
Starting a medical career in Australia involves several well-defined steps, from preparing for medical school to transitioning as an international graduate. Dive deeper into the requirements and stages involved in becoming a practitioner within the Australian healthcare system.
Preparing for medical school
Getting ready for medical school is a big step. You must finish Year 12 or have an undergraduate degree first. This is a must to become a doctor in Australia. It's also key to take the right subjects before you apply for medical school.
But that's not all. You should also join clubs or groups outside of class. This will make your application look better when it's time to apply for medical school. Getting real work experience in healthcare can also help.
Once you've done these things, you can start thinking about taking the GAMSAT. This tough test has to be passed by every person who wants to be a doctor here in Australia. After passing this test and getting into medicine program, work hard and do well!
Studying medicine in Australia
Studying medicine in Australia is a strong choice. You start by finishing year 12 and getting a bachelor's degree. Then you take the GAMSAT test. After passing this test, you apply to medical school.
In Australia, some schools allow students right out of high school to study medicine. They offer an undergraduate course for it. Overseas students can also apply. But they need to have done certain subjects and meet other needs first.
International Medical Graduates and Overseas Trained Doctors
If you are a doctor trained outside of Australia, there are some steps to follow. First, your journey begins with getting your qualifications checked. The Australian Medical Council will do this for you.
They make sure your overseas training is up to their standards. We know it's a lot of work but it's important!
Next, when the council gives an okay on your training, don’t rush yet! You need to get legal permissionfrom the right medical board as well. This provisional registration allows international doctors like yourself to start working in Australia.
It’s a tough process for foreign graduates and oversea trained physicians. But trust us; the chance to practice medicine here makes all that effort worthwhile! You can use these steps if you're eager about making Australia home and joining our impressive line-up of practiced doctors!
Student membership
You start your journey to be a doctor in Australia with student membership. As a medical student, this is your first step towards becoming a practicing doctor. Being part of the Australian medical system starts here.
Getting into an Australian university for medicine comes next. There are many schools that let students go straight from high school into medical studies. This way, you can earn an undergraduate degree in medicine and start on the pathway to full membership right away.
In time, you will transition from being a member as a student to having full membership. This change lets you become fully engaged in the practice of medicine in Australia. You need to register as a student first though.
For more details about this, we have provided lots of information and resources for you.
Resources and Additional Information
In this section, we delve into a rich selection of resources and additional information including glossaries, FAQs, related documents on medical practice in Australia. Plus, we provide an insight on how to become an AMA member and a special guide for American doctors who are transitioning to the Australian healthcare system.
Glossary
We know how tough health terms can be. Our glossary will help you, giving clear meanings of medical words and phrases. It includes names for drugs, healthcare rules, helpful medical notes and ethics related to patient care.
One such resource is the glossary page on the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare site. There, you'll find a vast range of healthcare-related concepts. Another tool is the medicine guide's glossaryfor drug choice advice based on your patient’s past illness reports and lab tests.
Good Medical Practice" code also shares what each doctor in Australia should do in their work using easy-to-understand terms. Don't worry about therapeutic goods laws either! They too have short, simple meanings for all those tricky acronyms used to control drug products in Australia.
Related documents
We have a lot of documents that you will find helpful. These papers talk about medical ethics, privacy rules, and how to keep patient records. They also give clear steps for communicating in healthcare settings.
One set of papers is about nursing standards in Australia. It tells nurses what they need to do their jobs well. You will also find useful tips on managing health information.
There are other files too! Some deal with putting together patient treatment plans, while others explain the laws around keeping patient data private. We follow these laws very closely when handling any health details we have been given by patients or other doctors.
FAQs
We know that you may have many questions. The Medical Board of Australia can help answer them! It offers great FAQs and fact sheets. This helps doctors, like us, understand our roles better.
The "Good medical practice" code tells us what is expected from all doctors in Australia. For more detailed information, there are extra resources too. We need to follow them to offer the best healthcare service possible and protect the public.
Becoming a member of AMA
We are the Australian Medical Association (AMA). As a team, we protect doctors' rights. We make health laws better for you and your patients. If you join us, it will help your work as a doctor in Australia.
Being part of our group gives you many good things. You can learn new information about being a doctor here. You can use this to keep getting better at what you do. You also get to be with other doctors at meetings, learning programs, and fun events.
We value doing the right thing in medicine a lot. Joining AMA means that you become part of this mission too. It means standing up for people's health and making sure all doctors do their best work in Australia.
Guide for American doctors transitioning to practice in Australia
Moving to Australia as a doctor brings new chances. But, you must learn some things first. We have made this guide for American doctors like you. This will help with your move to Australia.
It talks about the Medical Board of Australia steps and rules. It covers what to do to be able to work as a doctor in Australia. There are also parts about the standards that applied doctors need to meet.
The guide has details on how foreign-trained doctors get their training seen as equal to Australian ones. As well, it spells out the code of good manners for registered health workers in Australia.
So, grab our guide now and start your smooth shift down under!
Conclusion
Being a doctor in Australia is rewarding. Choose the right path for you and follow it. Learn about our healthcare system, medical schools, and licenses needed to work. Now, go ahead on your journey to become an Australian doctor!
FAQs
1. How do I become a doctor in Australia?
You must finish medical school, complete an internship and then receive your registration from the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) to be a doctor in Australia.
2. Can overseas doctors practice medicine in Australia?
Yes, overseas doctors can work in Australia but they need to meet specific rules set by the Medical Board of Australia and AHPRA.
3. What is the role of AHPRA for doctors in Australia?
AHPRA manages the registration process and sets standards for all health professionals including doctors, nurses etc., across Australia.
4. Do I need insurance to practice medicine in Australia?
Yes, you will need professional indemnity insurance to protect yourself against legal claims when practicing medicine in Australia.
5. Is it hard to find a job as a doctor in Australia?
No, there is strong demand for doctors all over the country especially rural areas so finding a position may not be too difficult.
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You’ve Graduated With a Degree From an Australian University. What’s Next?
Australia is one of the most sought-after study-abroad destinations for international students, and this has led to many applying for an Australian PR after completing their studies.
The country boasts world-class universities and a high-quality education system. According to the QS World University Rankings 2023, seven Australian Universities have been ranked under the top 100.
This includes The University of Melbourne, Australian National University and The University of Sydney.
Currently, there are 619,371 international students in Australia its 41 universities. Many are drawn here with the hope of staying on after graduating and it’s no surprise why.
An Australian degree can lead to many opportunities — and at the top of this list is the kind of jobs you can get here.
Why So Many International Students Want to Become Australian PRs
Australia’s unemployment rate has consistently remained lower than many other developed countries, and in some regions, it’s even lower than the national average, creating a favourable job market for international graduates.
It’s not just the quantity of jobs available here that’s attracting people from all over the world, but the quality of the jobs available too.
As Australia is known for its strong focus on research and innovation, this makes it a hub for various fields of study.
In August 2023, the country’s top three exports are:
Metalliferous ores and metal scrap (45.1 billion Australian dollars)
Crude fertilizers and crude minerals (A$37.1b)
Coal, coke and briquettes (A$20.2b)
Meat and meat preparations (A$15.5b)
Vegetables and fruit (A$14.2b)
When you’re not carving a career in the world’s #13 economy (according to GDP data in 2021), there’s plenty of natural beauty and vibrant cities to explore.
The famous Australian lifestyle is famous for a reason.
From the iconic Sydney Opera House to the breathtaking landscapes, like the Great Barrier Reef and the Australian Outback, you’ll find endless opportunities for exploration and adventure.
Like any other job-hunting process, it’s not a walk in the park.
Challenges remain, especially related to citizenship and visa status, as detailed by Nathan Lee, the founder of Stint, an online community and platform that aims to help international students in Australia find a fulfilling career.
Do you need a visa to study in Australia?
Long story short, like most countries, you need a visa to study in Australia. Applying for a visa to Australia can be quite daunting, especially if you are new to the process.
There are many visa options, each with its own requirements, which can feel overwhelming.
You’ll need to choose the right visa category that matches your purpose, whether studying or working.
The complexity of the Australian visa system can make it challenging to determine which visa is the best fit for your individual circumstances.
The visa application process often involves extensive documentation, and missing even a single requirement can lead to delays or rejection.
You’ll need to gather documents about your identity, financial capacity, health, character, etc. This, on top of the visa application fees and waiting time, can add to the stress.
So, what visa will be best for you?
Australian visa for international students
Your bags are packed, and you are ready to embark on your exciting journey to study in Australia for the first time. But before you board that flight, the first important step is getting the right visa.
For most international students, the most common visa is the Student Visa (Subclass 500). This visa lets you stay in Australia for the duration of your course, and it also allows you to work a certain number of hours per week during your studies.
The student visa fees start from A$650 per visa application. To apply, you can go through the Australian immigration website or an education agent. However, the latter will come with a fee.
Here’s what you need you will need to prepare to apply for a visa:
Letter of offer
Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE): A document that will be issued by your education provider that verifies your enrolment in a specific course
English language proficiency: Citizenship from an English-speaking country or IELTS/TOEFL scores.
Academic qualifications
Health and Character requirements – additional forms required
Proof of insurance through Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)
Proof of financial stability – resources to cover return airfare, tuition costs, and a total of A$18,610 per year must be documented. Loans, parent financial history, and bank accounts are considered as evidence.
While the Student Visa allows some work, it’s important to follow the work restrictions, ensuring your primary focus remains on your studies.
Based on your (subclass 500) visa, you are typically allowed to work a maximum of 48 hours per fortnight during your semester and unlimited hours during study breaks.
Staying in Australia after graduation
The Temporary Graduate Visa (Subclass 485) is an opportunity for international students who have completed their postgraduate studies in Australia.
This visa allows you to remain in the country temporarily after you’ve finished your course to gain valuable work experience and enhance your skills.
The Subclass 485 visa has two streams: Graduate Work and Post-Study Work streams.
The Graduate Work stream is available to those with qualifications in specific skilled occupations, making it a stepping stone for those looking to launch their careers in Australia.
The Post-Study Work stream is especially beneficial for those who have earned higher education degrees like a master’s or a doctorate, allowing them to stay for an extended period, up to four years, and explore job opportunities in various fields.
The Subclass 485 visa has become increasingly popular among international students in Australia.
In January 2022, the government made a decision to help international students in Australia. They allowed students to work more hours than usual (40 hours per fortnight) to address a shortage of workers in the country. But this changed on June 30.
In July 2023, new rules came about. All international students are now allowed to work up to 48 hours per fortnight. That’s more hours for everyone, no matter when they start their studies.
More good news came with this. Now, once you finish your studies, you can stay and work in Australia longer.
Before, if you had a bachelor’s degree, you could stay for two years after finishing your course. If you had a master’s, it was three years; for PhD students, it was four years.
But since July 1, 2023, you can get an extra two years to work after your studies, especially if you work in regional areas. This means you have more opportunities to gain skills and experience in Australia.
Australian PR for international students
Obtaining an Australian Permanent Residency (PR) as an international student is a goal many aspire to achieve.
Australian PR offers numerous benefits, including access to healthcare, social security, and the opportunity to live, work, and study anywhere in the country.
To begin your journey towards an Australian PR, you’ll usually need to choose the right visa pathway.
For many international students, this involves first completing a postgraduate degree in Australia. After your studies, you might be eligible for the Temporary Graduate Visa (Subclass 485), which allows you to work and gain valuable experience in Australia.
Gaining local work experience is often a critical step in your Australian PR journey, as it can boost your points when applying for skilled migration visas.
The General Skilled Migration (GSM) programme is a popular way for international students to secure Australian PR. You’ll need to meet the points-based system, which assesses factors like your age, qualifications, work experience, and English language proficiency to qualify.
Australia welcomes thousands of international students each year into its skilled migration programme, leading to successful PR applications.
Your Australian education can be a significant advantage when applying for PR, as the country values the skills and knowledge gained from its institutions.
Remember that while it may require effort and patience, Australian PR is a real possibility for international students who have studied in the country and wish to call Australia their permanent home.
Is it easy to get an Australian PR?
While many dream of getting an Australian PR, it isn’t always easy.
In fact, a recent report from the Grattan Institute has shed light on the challenges international graduates face in Australia when it comes to gaining a PR and pursuing their chosen careers.
The report emphasises that encouraging international graduates to remain in Australia and struggle to secure permanent residency doesn’t benefit anyone.
It points out that only about half of international students in Australia manage to find full-time employment, and many end up in low-skilled jobs with low earnings.
Less than one-third of temporary graduate visa holders transition to permanent residency when their visas expire, a significant drop from two-thirds in 2014.
It was found that some graduates return to further studies to extend their stay in Australia.
As a result, the number of temporary graduate visa-holders is expected to double by 2030, potentially leaving more graduates in what is called “visa limbo.”
To avoid this, a number of measures to address these challenges, including reducing the duration of post-study work visas, raising English language requirements, and limiting temporary graduate visas to younger individuals, have been suggested.
Grattan Institute also suggests creating a new “Exceptionally Talented Graduate” visa and providing more support for international graduates pursuing their careers in Australia.
Source: Study International
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