In Australia, there are many blue-collar job opportunities, and Australians are generally not very diligent (this is the case in European and American countries, and blue-collar wages are high and there is a shortage of people)
What should I do if I don't speak English well? Can I earn RMB?
At first, you can go to work that does not require much English, such as massage, factory, farm, restaurant or construction worker.
Once you have experience, the salary will rise relatively largely, from 25 dollars per hour to 40 dollars per hour, only one proficiency difference.
There are real customer stories:
Domestic carpenter, went to Australia to work for 3 months to become a small package foreman, and began to take on some private work, this effort still has room for promotion.
Many people ask how much it costs to work in Australia, how much can I save, and can I cover rent, tuition fees, and living expenses?
When you go to work abroad, everyone knows that you earn the exchange rate difference, so it is best to be mentally prepared to work, be diligent and thrifty, and increase your savings by reducing expenses.
Take the income of a construction worker as an example:
Skilled workers earn 320 Australian dollars a day (not excluding special types of work, and new workers with no experience may be slightly lower), working 6 days a week, and the total annual income = 99,840 Australian dollars (about 499,200 RMB).