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24.01.2022 Happy Friday! We have Chibi Raagul SV to share his experience with us about finding jobs as an International Student in Australia. He also gives us some tips to make job search easier. "Starting the write up on a positive note, Australia has plenty of opportunities to work and grow, 6 months in Australia as an international student has shown me that.... As international students, we usually look for part-time and casual roles just to break even with our living expenses. While part-time roles require your commitment for a longer time period, there are casual roles that appear on and off. They pay well and are relatively short term. If I was to put down tips to make these job searches easier, - Be open-minded about the job you can take up. Everyone is respected and you are fine if your job isnt harmful, illegal, or stressful. - Talk to people, ask questions, inquire about opportunities without hesitation, and request to be referred. A reference works better than an exceptional cover letter. (Exceptional CV helps too) - There are always people on the lookout for staff. ALWAYS. Find them. Follow them. Recruitment agencies, third-party promotional agencies, companies with seasonal demands, Event management industries. Register with them, Social media handles, Email subscription, and anything and everything that gives you information. Information is wealth. - Gain some experience beforehand, any experience and prepare a pitch that speaks about your experience, toned to sound relevant to the job you are applying. - Last but not least, be prepared for rejections. A reject doesnt mean you didnt meet the requirements, it means they found someone that made their job easier. Next time try to be that someone. All the best!" Thank Chibi Raagul SV again for sharing his valuable experience with us. Have a great weekend! #StudyWorkLive #InternationalStudents #CDCIS #Melbourne #Australia #Victoria #Study #Work #Student #International #WorkExperienceSharing #WorkinAustralia

24.01.2022 Happy Friday! We are so happy to have Olena to share her story as an International Student in Melbourne. If you would like to share a story of yours, feel free to contact us at [email protected]! Check out for Olenas story! 1. Please tell us about yourself My name is Olena Nguyen. I am currently an international student studying Bachelor of Social Work at Victoria University and I have been experiencing the life of Australias best student city Melbourne for nearly 3...Continue reading

23.01.2022 Hey, hows your new semester? It is hard to start school again after so much fun. Before you know it, however, youll make good friends and new, wonderful memories. This week, we have Eldhose to share his story as an international student in Australia. Check it out! My name is Eldhose and I just moved to Australia. Its only been a week so I am still finding my way around. I am a mechanical engineer and now I am studying my masters degree at JCU. In the future, I would l...ike to see myself working at a reputed engineering firm. Hopely that happens soon. I also like to think of my self as a sporty individual. I love to entertain myself by playing cricket. Additionally, as I live in Townsville, Queensland and The Great Barrier Reef is very close to my residence, I would love to find some time to visit places such as The Great Barrier Reef. Furthermore, everything I was hoping for before coming to Australia, I have found it in Australia and actually a lot more than that. My aim is to complete my masters and then find a job through which I can support myself and my family. So, thats the end. Hope you like it! If you would like to share your story with us, please do not hesitate to send us an email at [email protected]. Stay tuned for more updates and stories related to #StudyWorkLive in Australia! #StudyWorkLive #InternationalStudents #CDCIS #Melbourne #Australia #Victoria #Study #Work #Student #International #Internationalstudentsofmelb #internationalstudentofAustralia

22.01.2022 THINKING ABOUT STUDYING IN AUSTRALIA? CDCIS aims to connect the International Students with service businesses that cater for students pursuing their journey to #StudyWorkLive in Australia. With the Council led solely by International Students, it also aims to foster relationship with the general student community to support and guide them in their learning journey in Australia.

21.01.2022 Hello, hows everyone going? Ready for the new semester? This week, we have Pratik from India to share his story when he was an International Student. Check it out! ;) 1. Please tell us a bit about yourself. ...Continue reading

21.01.2022 Feeling worried about starting your studies in Australia? Attend the free International Student Summit to know more.

19.01.2022 Residency has been getting strict in Australia. Meet the experts at International student summit to discuss your case.

18.01.2022 9 DAYS TO GO! Have you bought your tickets yet? BOOK YOUR TICKETS NOW AT:... Melbourne:https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/abish-mathew-in-melbourne-t

16.01.2022 We received plenty of messages for asking questions related to education application. Here is some information about the costs, kinds of courses you can consider and process of application. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to message us for more information. The tips of finding a job will be posted next week because wed like to invite more students from various background to share their experience and hints related to job hunting. Stay tuned! :) If you would... also like to share your story related to job hunting, please kindly to email us at [email protected]. See you next week! ;) #StudyWorkLive #InternationalStudents #CDCIS #Melbourne #Australia #Victoria #Study #Work #Student #International

16.01.2022 Hi there! Hows your week been? We have a little something different for you all this week. We thought it would be a good idea to get you all to get out for a little bit for this one, rather than have us bring you all an inspiring story at your door like we usually do. And this time, we are also hoping that you would all come along with bags and socks full of questions for the lovely speaker of the night who will be waiting at Federation Square (Cnr Flinders and Swanston str...eets, Melbourne VIC 3000, Deakin Edge) to take up all of your questions with a big smile! Michelle Grattan has been a member of the Canberra parliamentary press gallery for more than 40 years, during which time she has covered all the most significant stories in Australian politics. She will be hosting the Your Q/A with Michelle Grattan on the 24th April this year, so bring along all of your questions to ask one of Australias most respected political reporters about the state of the nations politics, especially as Australia moves closer and closer to the upcoming federal election this year. Click below for further details regarding the event, location and cost and we look forward to seeing you all there! #StudyWorkLive #InternationalStudents #CDCIS #Melbourne #Australia #Victoria #Study #Work #Student #International #Internationalstudentsofmelb #internationalstudentofAustralia

14.01.2022 Hows your week been? Tonight, one of our friend Kelvin shared his story of finding job in Australia as an international student. "The Australian job market is tough. I still remember, as an eighteen year old, fresh out of high school, I made my resume, filled it in with all the things Ive done and achieved and walked around in the Australia summer heat that - we all are coincidently enjoying very much today - from retail stores to food outlets looking for a job. Not only w...as I full of disappointment, but I think I came back home a shade darker than I left the house with (trust our brown skin to do that to us). Growing up introvert in a strict orthodox family, I was quiet and shy which didnt help me at all. After a lot of hunting, I landed my first ever job at an Indian restaurant. It was everything that it shouldnt have been - long hours, low wages. I lasted two weeks. Then came along a series of sales/delivery jobs until I finally landed a position at a reputable company - thanks to my time as an intern at the same company few years back - where I work 9-5 and I absolutely love it. So what have I learned from my experience? The Australia job market is tough - but its not impossible. Throughout my journey into the market, Ive found that you have to put yourself out there and make yourself known to people. Do not be shy. Put yourself out there. Networking is key because you never know when an opportunity might come knocking on your door. Do not be embarrassed to speak or ask questions. Be confident and keep your head high - always. My journey has just started - Im excited to see where my life takes me next."

13.01.2022 / Oh look! Its Valentines Day already! Whos feeling lonely and unspoiled?? (Not us!!) Thats because, we have the lovely Chinami and Chris with us today who have decided to be very brave for our sake and share a very personal (and totally cheesy) story with us all today! (Remember folks, we are just kidding, and we dont mean any offence to anybody at all!!) Lets introduce Chinami and Chris before we dive into their story. Chinami and Chris both first arrived in Austr...alia in 2015, with the dreams to pursue high quality education and launch a successful career in the beautiful and vibrant city of Melbourne. Although, Chinami and Chris had to leave their own beautiful countries behind (Japan and China), both were also very excited about coming to Melbourne and starting a new chapter in their lives. And what a great start to the journey it was! Turns out Chris and Chinami were both enrolled in the same class at the Deakin English Language College and instantly became good friends (although it mightve been a little more than that on Chinamis side at the start). And thats how began a wonderful and loveable relationship, their relationship made them both feel a little less lonely and homesick in a country that wasnt yet their own. Both looked forward to seeing each other whenever they could and being with each other gave them the strength they needed to work harder and create a new life in a foreign country. Both also found immense joy in learning more about each others country, language and culture so that they could better connect with each other and leverage the similarities and differences to form a much stronger relationship. Today, Chris is studying Bachelor of Commerce at Deakin University while Chinami is currently on a Working Holiday Visa in Australia and both always look forward to spending some quality time with each other whenever they can. We wish them all the best with their studies and work and hope they continue to bring each other joy for a long time! For more stories of International Students of Melbourne, please stay tuned and follow us for more information related to #StudyWorkLive in Australia! #internationalstudents #internationalstudensofmelbourne #StudyLiveWorkAustralia #valentines2019 #melbourne #victoria #valentinesday

12.01.2022 1 DAY TO GO! Have you got your tickets yet? TICKETS ON SALE AT:... https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/abish-mathew-in-melbourne-t Please note that ONLINE SALES will be closing at 5.59PM on 31st August 2019. GET YOUR TICKETS WHILE THEY ARE STILL CHEAP! On-door sales will incur standard ticket rates!

10.01.2022 ITS THAT TIME OF THE YEAR AGAIN. Make your Valentines Day unforgettable with a bouquet of roses . We now take orders for flower deliveries for Valentines Day in Melbourne. Click the photo below for more info. Send us a message on Facebook or give us a call on 03 9005 4780 to book it in today! ... Cheers to love #valentinesday #Love #flower #rose #flowerdelivery #14ofFeb #valatinesday2019

07.01.2022 Have you enrolled for the International Student Summit yet? Book your spot!

06.01.2022 Hello again! Hows your week been so far? Only two more days till TGIF! We also have something exciting happening this Sunday, well actually two celebrations on the same day but in different locations so you can either decide to head down to one and spend the day there enjoying all that the event has to offer or make your way to both! ... Queen Victoria Market is hosting the Sinhala and Tamil New Year this Sunday. Join in the festivities as Sinhala Buddhists and Tamil Hindus come together for a day filled with cultural performance and workshops, traditional food, live music, cooking demonstrations and colourful decorations.Winner of the 2018 Logie for Most Popular New Talent, Dilruk Jayasinha will host the Sri Lankan Festival this year. Dil is a regular on the comedy scene around Melbourne with a reputation for consistently nailing his shows.The line-up of entertainment includes Sri Lankan favourite Don Sherman, The Singing Chef, presenting cooking with a singing twist, theatre-styled music performance by Consonance Entertainment and cultural dance performances by Tiya Dance Troupe and Shashilaa Dance Troupe.No celebration is complete without mouthwatering food. Taka Taka, Drums Cafe, Raw Sip, Babajis Kitchen and Kulfi Bar will be offering a wide range of Sri Lankan dishes such as kottu roti, deviled chicken, hoppers and more.So, gather your family and friends for a New Years event like no other this Sunday! Location Queen Victoria MarketCnr Elizabeth and Victoria streetsMelbourne VIC 3000Queen Street Dates and times 14/04/2019 Sun: 10am 4pm Price This is a free event Bookings Not required Or check out this link for further details: https://whatson.melbourne.vic.gov.au//11fbe39e-8a81-4d57-a But thats not all, we also have the South Asian Festival returning to Birrarung Marr this Sunday! This day-long, free event celebrates the Bengali New Year in a colourful display of a rich and festive culture.Theres an exciting lineup of stage performances, including songs, traditional dance, poetry, bands and DJs. Popular food vans and restaurants will feature dishes bursting with South Asian flavours. Feast on your favourites, or try something new. Community stalls will showcase boutique clothing, jewellery, handicrafts, toys, books and more. Other activities include face painting, carnival rides and games for all ages, flying kites and an elaborate fireworks display. Theres something for everyone at this multicultural event, so come along with your family and friends for a memorable experience. Location Birrarung MarrBatman AvenueMelbourne VIC 3000 Dates and times 14/04/2019 Sun: 11am 10pm Price This is a free event Bookings Not required Or head to https://whatson.melbourne.vic.gov.au//c87ae19e-24aa-44a7-a for more details. Reference- https://whatson.melbourne.vic.gov.au/Pages/Home.aspx

05.01.2022 What many know as Chinese New Year, is officially the Lunar New Year. It is a time to wish family and friends luck, prosperity and good fortune for the coming year. Check the video below to get to know how International Students of Melbourne celebrating the #LunarNewYear, the beginning of the year of the pig ! #Lunarnewyear #Chinesenewyear #Springfestival #happylunarnewyear #theyearofthepig #internationalstudents #internationalstudentsofmelb #internationalstudentsofvictoria #internationalstudentsofAustralia #CDCIS

05.01.2022 Hi guys, hows your summer break? Ready to back to school/work? :) Today we have Mano, the President of our Council to share her story as an international student in Melbourne. Check this out! If you would like to share your story with us, please do not hesitate to send us an email at [email protected]. 1. A bit about yourself. After studying electronics engineering in my under-grad, I drifted into Bangalores infamous IT industry for 3 years. I then decided to pursu...e my Masters in Business Information Systems at Monash University, to help me take the next step in my career. 2. Your career aspirations? I would want to work on projects where I contribute to something significant and big. I do feel like Im on right path, for now. I want to grow in a global platform, and hope to learn something new at every step of my career. 3. What do you like to do outside of study and work? Im an explorer and an outdoor person. I never turn down an opportunity to meet new people. I love going for hikes,treks, trying out new restaurants or cusines, going to the cultural festivals around Melbourne. I love playing badminton and Im always up for a swim. I am hoping to learn surfing and scuba diving as well.Being a trained dancer, Im on the lookout for some classes here. 4. Favourites places to visit in Melbourne or somewhere you would like to go/do? I havent had the chance to explore much yet Swimming in the Great Barrier Reef has been on top of my bucket list from years. Trying out new restaurants and going to the beach is my favorite pastime here. 5. Have your expectations been met as an international student? Melbourne is a plethora of opportunities and a vibrant mix of culture. I have had the opportunity to meet a lot of different people be it from industries, different phases of their careers,different interests and passions. Melbourne has managed to surprise me always and it surely has surpassed my expectations. 6. Whats next? "Life is what happens when you are busy planning it", so dont forget to have fun while you are planning. Making sure you have a clear career path is essential. But then again I didnt want to miss out on things like spotting shooting stars while stargazing,meeting new people and connecting to a point that we planned sleepovers by the end of the night, the opportunity to organize events in a foreign country. I believe there is no better time to experiment and explore than now, the present. So just Plan & Prioritize. Stay tuned for more updates and stories. Feel free to message us if you have any inquiry. Visit https://studentsummit.com.au for more info! Cheers! #StudyWorkLive #InternationalStudents #CDCIS #Melbourne #Australia #Victoria #Study #Work #Student #International

04.01.2022 35 days to go for International Student Summit. Register now to book your spot.

03.01.2022 Surprise your loved one with a banquet of roses! We now take orders for flower deliveries for Valentines Day in Melbourne. Click the photo below for more info. Send us a message on Facebook or give us a call on 03 9005 4780 to book it in today!

02.01.2022 Confused about PR point system? Book your spot for International Student Summit to clear your doubts.