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My name is Emily and I have been a teacher for over 30 years, mostly in private education. I am still a teacher as I enter retirement years.
Australia has 3 cities which rank among the world’s top 10 most liveable cities. There is affordable healthcare, public schools providing free high quality education to all students and a variety of non government and faith based schools. Students in Australia benefit from university trained teachers and excellent school facilities. There is support for every child, including programs to extend gifted and talented students, and individual learning programs for students who need extra support. Australian students rank above the OECD average in reading literacy, Science and mathematics. According to the most recent Programme for International student assessment. And the World Economic forum 2021 ranked us equal first in the world for the parity of educational attainment between men and women.
Melbourne is a wonderful place to live and work especially if you are a teacher. With a range of permanent, fixed term and full and part time positions ready and waiting, there has never been a better time to move.

My name is Stephanie and a few years ago when my son was in year 10, I returned to the workforce having taken time off to be a stay at home mum.
I needed job where I could train while working and reskill and I needed a job that could fit in with my son’s school hours.
I chose aged care with a company whereby they trained me while I worked. My job was not at a nursing home. It was in elderly peoples homes and I needed a car which I had.
My tasks included giving them showers, shopping, light cleaning, transporting them to medicals, providing social company and even cooking.
It was an ideal job as I could choose my hours which were mostly from 9am to 3pm and I made myself available on weekends and public holidays.
The salary was above minimum wage but the real benefit was weekend work and public holiday work with Sunday and public holiday pay being almost double the weekday rates.
The industry has recently undergone some changes to make it more affordable for aged care workers. Each shift is now a minimum of 2 hours long.
I was educated in the UK as a lawyer but having been out of the industry too long I could not return to the legal profession.
The benefits of living in Australia include a sunny lifestyle, great food, great tourist spots within the country and neighbouring countries, a mixture of good state schools, selective schools and private schools, friendly people, multicultural society and a chance to vote in the government of your choice.
The healthcare industry here is in need of doctors, nurses and other health professionals such as occupation therapists, psychologists and aged care workers.
I was able to build up my superannuation and managed funds with my wages as my husband took charge of expenses. I am now building it up in another job capacity with the intention of helping my son purchase his own home.