My RSA ( Responsible service of alcohol) was one of the
first thing I got done when I came to Australia, cause I wanted to have the
option to work in a bar cause it’s always fun and there are bars everywhere.
When I switched states, I realized my NSW RSA doesn’t work in VICTORIA cause
they don’t accept RSA’s done online. So first thing I did was to take that same
course again. It was good. Mainly same stuff that I knew already but I learned
about the law differences. When I was doing my regional Work as a Traffic
controller in Bathurst ( More about that later) I was doing my first bar job in
Australia. It was fun and I enjoyed it a lot. When I came to Melbourne I thought
that It’ll be great to do bar work cause it’s the easiest way to get to know
people and I'd be doing something that I enjoy doing.
In my defense, nobody looks good in yellow.
At first I lived in this small country town called Camden,
and I didn’t feel too welcome and it was really hard to find a job. But I’m
telling you guys it’s not hard to get work in Australia. If it seems like it’s
hard to get work somewhere, go somewhere else! When I switched to another city
I got hired almost immediately every time. My advice to anyone looking for work:
don’t stress. I’ve been in Australia for 9 months now and I’ve had 4 different
jobs. It’s not the best to switch jobs all the time but I really want to
include travelling to my lifestyle so I kind of have to. For my next job I’m
hoping to stay there at least 4-6 months.
Here it’s okay to go around with your CV and ask for work
while you introduce yourself. I personally think it’s great! I’ve been living
in Melbourne for almost two weeks now and today I had my first trial shift in
this Bar & restaurant in the Melbourne CBD. It’s a big place compared to
the other bars I’ve worked in before. I was really stressed out because I’ve
been mainly working in the country side. It was so cool! Super nervous and
excited at the same time. All the co-workers seemed cool and the atmosphere was
great. I got the job! I can’t wait to start working there.
I’ll write more about it in 2 weeks when I actually get to
work there a bit more than 2 hours.
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