Asia Pacific International College

Due to an excellent level of knowledge and expertise, APIC postgraduate students in Australia are given access to a wide range of employment prospects. Graduates of business studies have a better chance of finding employment quickly due to the global lack of expertise in business information systems.

• An independent government agency in Australia called the Fair Work Ombudsman (FWO) helps people understand their legal rights and obligations regarding their job
• Students who successfully complete the programmes find employment in the fields of education, healthcare, construction, or positions that are relevant to their areas of expertise
• Graduates from Australian colleges or universities typically earn between 40,000 and 3.00,000 AUD annually
• Online job boards, college job notice boards, professional recruiting firms, and institution-based alumni networks can all aid in finding employment
• While enrolled in classes, international students may work up to 40 hours every two weeks, and during breaks, they may work as many hours as they like