But be sure to prepare your resume first, and bring relevant technical certificates if you have them. Of course, English listening and speaking is very important. When your data is ready, you can browse the job advertisements. You can also walk around Chinatown or busy streets to see if there are any advertisements posted. Finding a job is definitely not an easy task, and doing some manual work is also a necessity in life. Students with student visas can work 20 hours a week after changing to restricted work visas. 1. Resume: In Australia, a resume generally includes the following parts: Personal details: Introduce personal information here, such as name, date of birth, contact address and telephone number, visa type, whether you have an Australian driver's license, etc. Education: From recent courses to higher education, including various short training courses, adult education and qualification certificates. Of course, what you list must be closely related to the job you are applying for. Therefore, you must introduce your education selectively and emphatically. Related skills: focus on the job-related professional skills you have. Work experience: the focus is on the work experience related to the job application. In addition to personal details, the rest of the resume can be based on the requirements of the job and my actual situation, so as to foster strengths and avoid weaknesses, but remember that everything is enough, and bragging too much is counterproductive. In addition, you need a cover letter, which should be short but to the point, match your personal abilities with the job requirements one by one, and let the other party think that you are the most suitable candidate.