raveenasultan

Hi Millys, this sounds an interesting job role but i would love to find out more about job title. I have a UK BA (Hons) Early Childhood degree which is ACECQA recognised as Advanced diploma qualified educator. Do you have an email address i can send my CV to? ☺ looking forward to hearing from you soon Many thanks, Raveena Sultan

Thank you so much Bob for all your kind advice, its much appreciated!!!!! :wubclub:

Oooooooh!!!!!!! This is very exciting!!!!!! :cool: I know what a small world. Two brits flying to the other side of the world and working/living in the same area :laugh: I can't wait to meet you when you fly over and look forward to working with you too!!! :cute: xxx

Hi drac that is exciting news! What childcare centre is it? Mine is embracing children stripy zebra junior education centre and accommodation was offered as part of the job. Yours should do that too I think :biggrin: keep me updated I'd love to hear your adventure! I'm flying out next week (13th March 2014)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lol! Nice to hear Bobj :laugh:

Thank you all for positive replies! Lady Rainicorn, Melza and Bobj, I am very much looking forward to this fantastic adventure :biggrin: Not many 22 year olds get these opportunities and I'm grabbing it with both hands!!!!!!!!!! Melza, I'm not really much of a big shopper anyway lol :cute:

Oh please do stacey I'd love to find out more!!!!!!

Forgot to mention salary is $58000 base and I pay $300 per week for my room as its a shared rental accommodation. I skyped the daycare centre manager and she said the house is big with six rooms, three bathrooms, 2 laundry rooms, a kitchen and two living rooms. The $300 cover bills such as foxtel (dont know what that is), unlimited wifi and utility bills. But mind you theres six of us living there so rent altogether adds up to $1800-$2000 per week

Hi everyone thank you for replies! Yes I'm lucky to have accommodation provided for me with the job and all staff at the workplace seem lovely. The weather will take a lot of getting used to as I'm coming from the dead of winter in the uk to blistering heat in karratha! :laugh:

Hi, I've got a job offer in a childcare centre in Karratha WA and wanted to know what its like there as I'll be living there for four years. Is it still a small town feel or is it being developed and changing everyday? I've google earthed and google imaged Karratha and from the images, Karratha still looks like a small town with a very country feel. I'd love to hear from anyone moving or currently living up there! Many thanks, Raveena Sultan

This might be very annoying but I'm really wanting to move to Australia. I know this is a very rose tinted view but would there be any childcare centres in south australia, victoria or new south wales who would be willing to hire and sponsor me for a 187 rsms visa. I'm from the UK and have a 2:1 BA (Hons) Early Childhood Studies degree. Throughout my studies I had varied experiences in childcare centres, schools and special needs schools. Ive worked with children age ranging from 0-12 years in th uk and abroad (france, usa). I'm currently working in a special needs school but would love the opportunity to work in Australia. If anyone can help or advise me, really appreciate it. (SORRY FOR THE LONG ESSAY) many thanks, Raveena Sultan

Hi everyone, I'm a little confused on the whole Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme visa issue at the moment? are the Oz immigration completely getting rid of this option permanently or are they just stopping new applications being lodged temporarily? :err:

Thank you :cute:

Hi there Louise, just wanted to welcome you to PIO! probably won't be able to help with your situation but I'm sure someone on here will come along soon :cute:

Wonderful post to read! I'm planning on coming out there to work next year, so it's great to hear that Perth is as wonderful as I hope it is:cute:

I was in New York for the 10th anniversary of 9/11, it was very beautiful to see the amount of support and love showed by everyone there that day :yes:

Wheeeey! thats great :cute: I normally get police checks done when i go to different work placements for uni, so getting one done for Aussie employers would be fine! Thankyou for replying :wubclub:

Good to have to back Chantel! why didn't you warn me how addictive PIO is????? :wink: Yep, I'm definitely not giving up!I've decided I'm going on a WHV when I finish Uni next year and see how I go from there :cute: btw I watched your daybreak post, it was adorable! :laugh:

wheeeeey! look what I found..... http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/a/-/breaking/9870198/child-care-welcomes-foreign-workers/ http://www.theage.com.au/national/childcare-worker-shortage-looms-20110320-1c2bn.html at least there's a little hope for me! one step closer to getting to Oz...........kinda :cute:

I've been looking at going to Oz (WA specifically) on a WHV next year once i've finished my Early Childhood Studies degree. I was wondering whether I'll be able to get a job in a daycare centre? I want to get some Aussie childcare experience and look for possible sponsors (if they are willing to) to sponsor me when my WHV expires :cute: does anybody know if I can work in a daycare centre in Oz on a WHV? if anybody has worked in one on a WHV before, I'd love to hear from you :wubclub:

you'd be the top pf my list :cute:

Made my day :biglaugh:

http://www.theage.com.au/national/childcare-worker-shortage-looms-20110320-1c2bn.html :cute: i'm studying my degree in early childhood studies and this article gives me hope I'm heading in the right direction.....if this skill is still in demand in a year or two lol :laugh:

Wow! thankyou guys!!!! I wake up to find all these wonderful replies :cute: Scarlet- I am studying the same course you studied (BA Hons Early childhood studies and it's a three year course too!) annagilda-Yes your friend's definitely right, I can't be too picky with what work I get whilst being out there! Once I've finished uni, I'm definitely going for the WHV! like all of you have kindly said....I've got nothing to lose, so why not! :laugh:

Hi there annagilda, my name is Raveena Sultan and I'm 20 years old. I'm currently studying a BA (Hons) degree in Early Childhood Studies and was hoping to go to Oz on a WHV and try to find possible employers in kindergartens/daycare centres once I've finished the degree . I know you probably think "is she seriously thinking she'll get to Oz down that route....HA" but I really love working with children and hope to own my own outdoorsy based children's/daycare centre in Australia one day :cute: