Australian immigration to be considered by graduates in the cureent economy

In the first of the Immigration corners podcasts we explore the current job market and the effect this is having on those leaving University. The economy at present is worryingly unbalanced for most of us, however, for one group – graduates finishing University, it should be more of a fertile ground for their fledgling careers. As many find this not to be the case, one option emerging is working abroad under Australian immigration policy of the working holiday visa. This allows those under the age of 30 to freely work and travel around Australia for a period of a year – 2 if they undertake agricultural work. Those in the know are seeing this as a real possibility when compared to continuing their studies or sitting around waiting for things to pick-up. It seems the generation that were always labeled as the laziest in history are bucking the trend with the help of Australian immigration authorities.