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Visa sponsorship for tech companies and sales
I am seeking for work as I. T support technician, end user support or in sales companies. Any sponsors wth a good heart. And I will do my very best as an employee.
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G’day @alexander, tech support and sales are quite different. Which occupations do you have the most experience in and what environments were you supporting/selling?
Cheers
Mark
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Hello,Mr.Mark
I’m a skilled general fitter from Srilanka.I would like to migrate Australia for start new career in my trade.
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Please start a new post @Waruna https://ozvisaforum.com/post-new-topic/ 👍
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Hello Mark
I worked or i have experienced as an IT supporr technician/ support engineer for call center, corporate and logistic company. And i also have experienced in retail sales mobile outfitters.
If you dont mind, i can send you my resume.
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Hi Alex. I think with the tech support. You need to consider that you were providing this from a call centre. Many Australian companies offshore their tech support so the chances of being sponsored to provide tech support onshore is extremely limited.
Can you expand on the outfitting position? Is this linked to carpentry or similar?
With regard to your resume. Please feel free to upload your resume here: https://482jobs.com/candidates/submit-resume/.
482jobs is one of the other sites we run.
I’m happy to take a look at your resume if you can message me the link once uploaded.
Regards
Mark
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Hello Mark,
I Appreciate your reply
These are my links
https://www.linkedin.com/in/alex-aquino-3a6953235/
And
Sincerely,
Alex Aquino
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Let me take a quick look and get back to you Alex
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Ok Alex, based on your resume, your experience in IT support, network systems, sales, and customer service may qualify you for several Australian visa programs under skilled occupations.
Australia’s skilled migration programs typically focus on professions listed in the Skilled Occupation List (SOL), which includes IT-related roles such as:
- ICT Support Engineer (ANZSCO Code: 263212)
- Network Administrator (263112)
- ICT Customer Support Officer (313112)
Your IT certifications (e.g., CompTIA A+ and Network+) and hands-on technical experience strengthen your profile for these roles.
Australia also evaluates applicants based on English proficiency, qualifications, and age. For skilled visas like Subclass 189 (Skilled Independent) or Subclass 190 (Skilled Nominated), you’ll need a positive skills assessment from an authority like the Australian Computer Society (ACS).
I’d suggest completing a skills assessment with ASC might you be your best bit in the short term – at least then you know your skills and background align with the roles/occupations I’ve mentioned above.
acs.org.au
ACS - The Professional Association for Australia's ICT sector
Australian Computer Society (ACS) is the largest professional body in Australia representing the ICT sector. ACS members are from business, education, government and the wider community. We provide individuals and teams within organisations opportunities for professional development. We also accredit … Continue reading
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Hello Mark
Thank you for replying
If i enroll at ACS or become a
member
Is it possible for me to get hired in
Australia?
Regards,
Alex
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Hi Alex – Having your skills assessed is a key component as it verifies that you have the skills aligned with the job title.
This, in turn, might make you a more attractive hire for Australian employers, though there are no guarantees.
Ultimately, we can’t guarantee that there won’t be other, more qualified candidates from Australia (or overseas) applying for the same position as you. 🤷♂️
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