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HI,

 

i have searched a lot through out pomsionz and there is no thread talking about the advertising sector in Australia .

 

it will great help if you could throw some light, on how to go about finding a job in the advertising sector like ATL , BTL , OOH and full fledged ad agencies in Australia,

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HI,

 

i have searched a lot through out pomsionz and there is no thread talking about the advertising sector in Australia .

 

it will great help if you could throw some light, on how to go about finding a job in the advertising sector like ATL , BTL , OOH and full fledged ad agencies in Australia,

 

Do you already have a visa? If not is advertising on the CSOL or SOL? If not you will not be able to get a skilled visa and it may explain why there is little discussion of it on here.

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I know a few people who work in that sector who got sponsored somehow in the last year - on a 457 (these are usually more senior people, creative directors etc)

 

Not sure if that's particularly helpful or whether it's on the CSOL

 

It would need to be on the CSOL to get sponsored on a 457

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HI,

 

thank you for your reply .

 

just went through CSOL List, it is listed as

 

225111

Advertising Specialist

225113

Marketing Specialist

 

would like to inform, that am an advertising professional on the ( OOH - out of home ) platform as a client servicing executive, with 3 years of work ex and about 1 yr of work on BTL before that . but i don't think that i would fit in the ( specialist ) part, as it would require about 8 to 10 years of work ex .

 

any other advice on how to go about it would be helpful.

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Vetassess do the skills assessments for Advertising Specialiat so that's the best website to look at for skills assessment requirements.

 

You do not actually need a skills assessment for a 457 visa but it will give you an idea of the expected level of a 'specialist' - it won't be 8-10 years - probably a degree plus one year or 5 years without a degree.

 

The problem is with the level of experience you have it is unlikely you would find a sponsor from overseas anyway.

 

Are you under 30? It may be worth getting a working holiday visa (if you come from a country where you can) and use the time to market yourself to possible sponsors.

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hi

 

can u name a few recruiters

 

like a website or an agency that i can Google around to get a better idea

 

Look on LinkedIn

 

find people who do the jobs you do or want to do, link/make friends (somehow) and look though their contacts, you will see recruitment people - and message them. Not too hard, but it takes a while to dig about. You just need to be resourceful

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