Location
City, region or specific site, including regional placements.
WHV & Student Workforce
Work and Holiday Visa 462 and Student Visa 500 holders who are here now or arriving soon. Available faster than an overseas hire, and matched only to work their visa actually permits.
For Employers
Availability is only half the question. The other half is what the person is legally permitted to do, for how many hours, and until when. We hold both.
City, region or specific site, including regional placements.
Sector experience and the settings the person has actually worked in.
Tickets, certificates, licences and hands-on experience.
Start date, and how long they can commit for.
Subclass held, and how long the current visa runs.
Permitted hours and conditions attached to that individual visa.
For Visa Holders
The reason our pool is worth anything to an employer is that the people in it are not left to work the first weeks out alone. Arriving in a new country and starting a job at the same time is where most placements quietly fail.
The Two Pools
Young workers here for a defined period, typically mobile, often willing to take regional and seasonal placements that are hard to fill locally. Work rights are broader than a student visa, but the visa itself runs for a limited time and some conditions apply to how long they may stay with one employer.
International students studying in Australia, generally located in and around the major cities, and available for part-time work within a capped number of hours while their course is in session. Useful for consistent part-time coverage rather than full-time roles.
Tell us the role, the location and the hours. We will tell you who in the pool can legally do it, and when they can start.