Even if you convert the currency, the salaries in australia is higher than canada, alot of europian countries such as germany, france and even sweden, almost same as US and Norway
Bro i am doing my bachelor in petroleum and mining engineering in Bangladesh. I am willing to do my Master’s programme in Australia in petroleum and mining engineering. Now,my question is to you that is it will be worth for me to do my Master’s programme there?It means how many time it may take to get australian pr after graduation there or is it easy to get pr like Canada?
To be honest, even with a masters, PR will not be guaranteed for you here in Australia. Do a lot of research and figure out if your skill is on the skills list and if there is great demand for your skills, otherwise, don't automatically assume that having a masters means you'll get PR easily here. It is not easy at all to get Australian PR regardless of your education and experience. With that being said, the Australian mining industry is very strong and with a mining engineering degree you will be able to get PR easily, this just isn't the case for all disciplines. Hope this helps.
Thanks a lot for your reply☺️ Another question that i forgot to mention previously that is after completing Master’s in Mining engineering in Australia how many years will be given to me to work there to gather experience in Australian Mining industry?And will it be difficult to get Mining job there?How many can you assume out of 100.For Mining engineering job which cities are best there and for study also.Please give me these answers,i will grateful to you😌
@@yatanvir4508 masters graduate visas are 3 years long I believe. Western Australia is really big with the mining industry, though there are a few operations on the east coast. Trust me with the right motivation and effort you will be able to find a job in the mining industry. I'm a petroleum engineer and I've only ever worked in mining here, plenty of jobs in that sector.
@@theeglobalcitizen When we hear minning especially from us back in Africa, we think heavy work. Personally as a woman, what does working in that industry entail? I'm i driving fork lifts? I'm i lifting heavy loads? What is FIFO? Does the sector pay well?
Hey brother. I like your videos, I would like to know if automotive design or automotive engineering is good for study there? Because I love cars but I don’t know if Australia has a good industry in that sector. Thanks bro
Hi there, probably not in Australia. The Australian automotive industry is pretty much dead at this stage in terms of manufacturing and assembly, one of the last companies that closed down in recent years was Holden and they shut down in 2017, Toyota also ceased production not long after. It's a dying industry here simply because wages are too high for any sort of large scale manufacturing, so the economy is not very industrialized. US still has a really strong automotive industry, have you looked there ?
@@theeglobalcitizen thank you so much for reply, yeah I was thinking in Canada as a second option, I think is near to US and a little bit cheaper then I am looking around some options for me. Thanks Mate your videos have helped me to improve my listening.
Oh yeah, no automotive anything in Australia. Europe (Germany, France), Asia (Japan etc), USA are the potential ones there. Canada's proximity to the US could be helpful, but US itself would be better directly.
Good day brother. I am stuck between pursuing my masters in mineral processing in Canada or Australia. I really want to go to Curtin University to pursue my masters course. How's the future like for me in Australia with respect to PR and job opportunities. Thank you 💫
In mining related fields, then go to Curtin for sure. Canada is not good for mining, but great for oil and gas. (correct me if I am getting this wrong in understanding which sector mineral processing comes under).
Even if you convert the currency, the salaries in australia is higher than canada, alot of europian countries such as germany, france and even sweden, almost same as US and Norway
I like your video. keep doing it.
Nice one .keep making more videos.
Could you make a video on your job role in mining sector in western australia . Give us a jist on what it's like.
Sure thing, will make one some time in the next 2 weeks, stay tuned!
@@theeglobalcitizen Oh great! I'd be really glad if you could. Will definitely be looking forward to it.
I am am African. I just graduated from uni with my undergrad
Bro i am doing my bachelor in petroleum and mining engineering in Bangladesh. I am willing to do my Master’s programme in Australia in petroleum and mining engineering. Now,my question is to you that is it will be worth for me to do my Master’s programme there?It means how many time it may take to get australian pr after graduation there or is it easy to get pr like Canada?
To be honest, even with a masters, PR will not be guaranteed for you here in Australia. Do a lot of research and figure out if your skill is on the skills list and if there is great demand for your skills, otherwise, don't automatically assume that having a masters means you'll get PR easily here. It is not easy at all to get Australian PR regardless of your education and experience.
With that being said, the Australian mining industry is very strong and with a mining engineering degree you will be able to get PR easily, this just isn't the case for all disciplines. Hope this helps.
Thanks a lot for your reply☺️
Another question that i forgot to mention previously that is after completing Master’s in Mining engineering in Australia how many years will be given to me to work there to gather experience in Australian Mining industry?And will it be difficult to get Mining job there?How many can you assume out of 100.For Mining engineering job which cities are best there and for study also.Please give me these answers,i will grateful to you😌
@@yatanvir4508 masters graduate visas are 3 years long I believe. Western Australia is really big with the mining industry, though there are a few operations on the east coast. Trust me with the right motivation and effort you will be able to find a job in the mining industry. I'm a petroleum engineer and I've only ever worked in mining here, plenty of jobs in that sector.
Thank you so much ☺️
@@theeglobalcitizen When we hear minning especially from us back in Africa, we think heavy work. Personally as a woman, what does working in that industry entail? I'm i driving fork lifts? I'm i lifting heavy loads? What is FIFO? Does the sector pay well?
How are you doing now in Canada?
I don't think he's quite there yet. Waiting on it to go through?
Hey brother.
I like your videos, I would like to know if automotive design or automotive engineering is good for study there? Because I love cars but I don’t know if Australia has a good industry in that sector. Thanks bro
Hi there, probably not in Australia.
The Australian automotive industry is pretty much dead at this stage in terms of manufacturing and assembly, one of the last companies that closed down in recent years was Holden and they shut down in 2017, Toyota also ceased production not long after. It's a dying industry here simply because wages are too high for any sort of large scale manufacturing, so the economy is not very industrialized. US still has a really strong automotive industry, have you looked there ?
@@theeglobalcitizen thank you so much for reply, yeah I was thinking in Canada as a second option, I think is near to US and a little bit cheaper then I am looking around some options for me.
Thanks Mate your videos have helped me to improve my listening.
Oh yeah, no automotive anything in Australia. Europe (Germany, France), Asia (Japan etc), USA are the potential ones there. Canada's proximity to the US could be helpful, but US itself would be better directly.
Good day brother. I am stuck between pursuing my masters in mineral processing in Canada or Australia. I really want to go to Curtin University to pursue my masters course. How's the future like for me in Australia with respect to PR and job opportunities. Thank you 💫
In mining related fields, then go to Curtin for sure. Canada is not good for mining, but great for oil and gas. (correct me if I am getting this wrong in understanding which sector mineral processing comes under).
I don't know why did you make the video.
Why not...
Bro do your job don’t listening for those people like those one thank for your good job to give us this information ❤we love you
I hope I can send you email... Need to ask personal stuff if possible...
Can I talk to you on WhatsApp?
I am am African. I just graduated from uni with my undergrad