Working in Australia
Due to the flexibility of hours and the possibility of working on weekends, most students choose to work as a cleaner, waitress, runner, barista, nanny, delivery, store attendant and receptionist at small or large events.
From English language preparation courses to higher education specializations, 360 Degree has partnered with several institutions and our supertime consultants have the best option for you! Read more
Working in Australia represents a unique opportunity to discover a new skill and start a new career, or even work in your area. All this within the law! Read more
Whether it is to spend the holidays or to make an exchange, Australia is a destination for all tastes. Then paper and pen in hand to start planning your trip! Read more
For you who think about changing your life, exploring another country, getting to know a different culture, improving your English or professionally specializing, how about taking a 360-degree turn in everything you want? Count on 360 Degree for the success of this change!
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Due to the flexibility of hours and the possibility of working on weekends, most students choose to work as a cleaner, waitress, runner, barista, nanny, delivery, store attendant and receptionist at small or large events.
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Every Australian city has a fantastic aquarium, and AQWA is no different. AQWA is home to Australia’s largest single aquarium and walk-through underwater tunnel, as well as plenty of cute critters and menacing predators.
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The days are getting brighter and the nights are getting warmer, which means winter is coming to an end.
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You finally found that long-awaited job opening here in Australia and feel prepared and confident to apply for it. However, before submitting your resume, better known as a CV, you should stop and check a few points!
Sounds like the name of a region, but it is a city, facing the Pacific Ocean. There are the best beaches in Australia for surfing. That is why the first stage of the World Circuit happens there. Not only are surfers, however, who make the Gold Coast fame. Ideal for families and groups of all ages. In addition to the beaches, Gold Coast offers theme parks, forests, trails, waterfalls and premier infrastructure. Read more
The largest city in Australia, with 4.5 million inhabitants, has everything that defines a city as wonderful. A privileged geography carved out over the sea, forming a breathtaking view. Beautiful beaches, good for swimming, surfing, diving. Preserved historic and other modern buildings - and even world architecture icons such as the Sydney Opera House blossoming on the horizon next to the Sydney Harbor Bridge ... Read more
Australia's third largest city and the state's main economic hub, Brisbane's job offer is a bit more steady when compared to other cities that depend on tourism. In addition to the cost of living being a little lower than in Sydney and Melbourne - fact that makes the city has gained prominence among international students! The major attraction of the city is the artificial beach in the South Bank region, an incredible leisure infrastructure. Read more
Australia's second largest city has been voted, by many times, the best city to live in the world. Melbourne is considered the creative city and often referred to as the "art capital of Australia". The city reminds us of the frenzied São Paulo because it is the center of business, cultural and sporting events, but with a completely different atmosphere. It is light and laid-back with shops and refined bars in harmony with parks and beaches. Read more
At the opposite end of Sydney lies this which is known as the sunniest city in the world, with about 8 hours of sunshine in 365 days a year. Humidity leaves the summer with an average of 26 ° C and the winter is mild, with average temperatures of 15 ° C. With more than 2 million inhabitants, Perth is the fourth largest city in Australia. This metropolis is relaxed, sophisticated, cosmopolitan and perfect for those who enjoy outdoor sports. Read more
Canberra was chosen as the capital of Australia to pacify an old rivalry between Sydney and Melbourne. Its construction was made in a planned way, like Brasilia, and under the concept of garden-city, with very green and even a huge artificial lake. Vineyards, restaurants, pubs, entertainment, galleries, museums and monuments are some of the attractions of the city. It is the perfect destination for those looking for security, infrastructure and nature. Read more
Our team here in Australia is always on hand to answer any questions about exchange or life in Australia. Contact us and we will respond as soon as we can.