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UglyDave
Hi guys,

I'm currently living in sydney,.. been in australia for about.. well, just over one month now.

Up until yesterday i'd been traveling about and began working in a telesales place on kent street about a week ago - jesus it was horrible!!

So i'm currently unemployed and need something to keep me in beer for the next 3 - 4 months :)

i've been looking on notice boards, the dymocks building on george st, and i've registered with a recruitment agency but they said it'd be a few days before they could see me.

so i decided to look here!

can anybody give me any advice on where to look??

I've been on seek.com.au, and my careey, and i've made a few applications.

any suggestions?

David
A.J.
There is a little free magazine called British Balls that is available in most innercity pubs and hostels in Sydney i think.

British Balls is filled with news, sport, gossip, jokes and funny stories from "back home" in Britain, and it caters for the large number of english/scottish/irish tourists in Australia.

Anyway, the mag also has a classified section with job ads and plenty of oppurtunities for work.

Check it out.


*EDIT* Are you interested in bar work?

With a nice strong accent you would probably find it quite easy to find bar work in one of the numerous Irish pubs around the City. In order to work in a bar or any place that serves alcohol you need a Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA) certificate. The course takes about 8 hours and it is fairly easy to do. It costs around $70 i think.

From memnory, i did my RSA course at a place on Level 9 of the Dymocks Building, and there were plenty of backpackers doing the course when i went.

Too easy!
UglyDave
haha, i'm in the dymocks building right now availing of the free internet access :)

level 7 - i did the green card / site safety pass there a few weeks ago..

not sure if i'll use it or not, but there's no harm in having it i guess!!

pretty skint at the minute.. and i just spent a whpooing $75 on the ugliest pair of steel toe boots on earth!!

might be doing some furniture removal work.. $16 / hour, but the bastards done have anything yet, but i guess i'm better prepared...


cheers for the info dude!

Davo
MikHail
Hi Dave, check page 9 on the Australian Travelling Thread

Page 9

You may have to spend money to get money, like that RSA

Good Luck!
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