Best jobs in Australia for Working Holiday Makers👩‍🌾

Here are the best and most popular backpacker jobs in Australia for Working Holiday Makers👷‍♀️👨🏼‍💻🧑‍🌾👨🏻‍🍳

In Episode 4 of our Working Holiday Series we cover:
00:00 Intro
00:58 Hospitality, retail, customer service
05:00 Trades & Construction
07:30 Farm Work
12:10 Mining / FIFO jobs
13:58 Job Advice

At Welcome to Travel, we are the backpacker, gap year and working holiday experts on the ground here in Australia and we also run award-winning tours in both Melbourne and Sydney. A major part of our tours involves helping travellers like you plan the rest of your stay in the country and a big part of that covers job help.

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[andynorris]

So informative! Landed 5 days ago and still a bit overwhelmed by it all but this has eased some worries!

[renataandrade]

It was like a hug for anxious people! Thank you for all helpful informations <3

[halenray]

Your videos are the most helpful that i have found so far! Thank you!

[travelfarstayclose]

Another great video. Would love more information on hospitality and tourism work for the 88 days, there’s very little information on it.

[axlot]

Thank you! Your explaination really good for soon to be beginner WHV 😊❤

[sumeetkapoor]

great work. Many thanks. My daughter shall soon be coming on WHV. helpful..

[INDVids]

Very helpful. Could you please make a video on the topic "construction jobs"?

[chinkuwu]

This Video is so informative. Thank you so much!

[Simone.]

I heard that after covid things about visa extensions changed, what i know is that you can do work in hospitality or construction in remote areas in order to extend your visa for the second year.

[Patigoooool]

Great series and a great help, thank you so much. Im eligible for an Irish passport which I'm going to apply for as im a 32yo UK passport holder, and will apply for a WHV in the 2nd half of 2023. I will read your harvest guide now for a headstart :)

[fionamastroverti]

Thank you for this video! So helpful 🫶🏼 I have a question: Does working in a national park, eco farms, or the forestry industry count towards the 88 days required to renew the work and holiday visa? I'm studying environmental science, so I'd like to gain sustainable work experience if possible 😊

[JTFishing]

Is there ever any potential to get into professional work using the Working Holiday Visa that could lead to permanent residency? I'm a project manager for one of the U.S. biggest solar companies, and have experience managing subcontractor teams and reviewing electrical diagrams for solar systems. I know electrical standards are different in Australia, but I'd love to see about exploring using my project management knowledge to do professional work while abroad.

[explorewithme]

Thanks for the content. Any information on healthcare and medical industry areas? Any advice or link will be greatly appreciated. Ta

[TeraChew]

Love your videos! Have definitely picked up several good pointers! I am heading to Sydney to start my WHV next week and would like to know if there is retail work in Sydney that does the sign-off for the 88 days. Thanks very much in advance!

[randome]

Which part in Australia is the best to easily find a job as backpackers in your first year of WHV specifically in farming like fruit picker with zero experience? could you recommend a place base in your experience and knowledge while your there. Hope you notice, thank you.

[DEBORISHRichard]

May you please make one more video on how to APPLY For FIFO in Australia from my home country Papua New Guinea

[nadiazanrdi]

Event Spaces? Can someone give examples of job titles that would be in this field?

[emperorsean]

Still looking for regional work. Ive been in Melbourne for 3 months

[SmallWonda]

Sounds very comprehensive - although I see this is from 2023, so wonder how relevant it is for Feb '24 - as they are always changing things! I have a hard-working nephew coming out for a bit of a reccie - he's 19 - on a backpack tour up the E coast then down with us for couple weeks. Certainly we want to show him the sites of Tassie but how could we show him what it might be like to work out here. He's been on a time-out working retail & doing well, he had been considering animal medicine, but now not sure he wants 7-yrs of Uni. We can show him some work situations - (like a factory & farm) any suggestions for people having relatives coming to stay trying to decide if Aus is for them - how best to help them?!

[killmanjoy]

Is it open for Filipinos? New subscriber here, thanks for an informative and helpful videos. Cheers! 🍻