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Adelaide - one of the few places where you can have a rewarding career and still have enough time and money to enjoy quality time with family and friends.
Adelaide has been rated as one of the world's top five cities in which to live for lifestyle (Economist Intelligence Unit's Liveability Survey 2005).
South Australia, and in particular Adelaide, offers such a wide contrast of recreational and sporting activities, extensive lifestyle options and fantastic and affordable places in which to live - whether you choose the beach, the hills, rural or city living.
DTEI has offices, workshops and depots located throughout South Australia, with its main office at Walkerville, just 4 kilometres north-east of Adelaide, allowing for easy access from all parts of Adelaide.
Successful overseas candidates will receive extensive support and assistance with all aspects of the visa process, and in many cases, financial support to help with the costs of emigrating and setting up a new life in South Australia. Our aim is to make the process as easy and painless as it can be for you and the family members who will be joining you.
So, if you are thinking of making the move to Adelaide, whether now or some time in the future, consider the exciting opportunities that DTEI offers, and the rewarding contribution that you can make to the development of South Australia's transport, energy and infrastructure network.
To be appointed to a position on an ongoing basis, an applicant must be an Australian citizen or have permanent residency status.
An applicant for a contract position must have a visa, which allows them to work in Australia for the period of the contract.
For further information please visit the South Australian Immigration Department website.
The South Australian Public Sector offers a service that gives a comparative assessment of overseas qualifications against the Australian educational system.
If you have relevant academic or technical qualifications gained overseas, refer initially to the South Australian Immigration Department website.
Form 1121i contains the Skilled Occupations List and includes contact details of the relevant assessment bodies for each occupation. You will need to pay a fee for the assessment to be undertaken.
For further information on employment in DTEI, contact the Professional Recruitment Officer
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