Darwin Jobs

Working in Darwin.

Darwin, the capital city of the Northern Territory, is the heart of Australia’s world-renowned red outback. Rich in wildlife, Australian history, culture, and a unique climate, Darwin is a great city to study in, and experience the rugged Australian outback.

If you’ve already decided to study in Darwin, you may be unaware that you also have the option of working in Darwin during your stay. Working, taking part in an internship, or helping out with a volunteer program is an exciting way to gain experience not only in your chosen field, but also in an overseas environment.

Regardless of your field of expertise, Darwin has plenty of dynamic and exciting jobs ranging from working on an outback station, to horticultural farm. These hands on jobs are a fantastic way to gain a greater understanding of Australian agriculture, and the foundations of Australian farming and stock.

Remember, if you intend to work while staying in Darwin, some jobs will require long hours. This can sometimes interfere with your responsibilities to your University, school or TAFE course. Your first priority should be the course you’ve chosen to study and you will be required to complete a certain number of contact hours with your course. As long as you don’t let work restrict you from achieving your best results in study, this shouldn’t be a problem.

Most University, school, and TAFE campuses in Darwin will have a Career Development Office or Program, which is a great place to go for assistance when looking for part time work, and advice on job applications in Australia. If you find that your particular campus doesn’t have this facility, AA education network are happy to give you advice, and help you as much as they can to find appropriate part-time work.

Another option is to take up a simpler casual part time job, allowing you to dedicate more of your time to studies, and putting a bit of money in your pocket for holidays, weekends, and more travel. In Darwin there are job opportunities in hospitality, as it is quickly becoming a booming tourist destination. There’s bound to be casual work that would suit you, with varying wages.

Remember, you’re only able to work in Australia if you have a current and valid working visa. If you are unsure which visa is the right one for your circumstance, or are unsure about how to obtain a visa, AA Education Network are happy to help and assist you with an inquiries you have.