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		<title>Work as a Plumber in Australia or Abroad</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[For qualified plumbers working abroad is an option. NVQ/SVQ levels 2 and 3 with a technical certificate are recognised in most European Countries, Australia, Canada and the America. Immigration issues aside (which could fit plumbers-Australia-jobs into a whole other blog) If you wanted to work as a plumber in Australia you would normally need to secure work before you go to the country which can be very difficult. Another option would be to get a 1 year working holiday visa then travel to the country with savings to support you until you find work. This makes it easier to gain citizenship.  Working in Europe is easier as you can work anywhere without gaining visas but on the flip side there is a big language barrier.


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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>For qualified plumbers working abroad is an option. NVQ/SVQ levels 2 and 3 with a technical certificate are recognised in most European Countries, Australia, Canada and the America. Immigration issues aside (which could fit <img class="alignright size-full wp-image-108" title="plumbers-australia-jobs" src="http://www.courses4plumbing.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/plumbers-australia-jobs.jpg" alt="plumbers-australia-jobs" width="246" height="184" />into a whole other blog) If you wanted to work as a plumber in Australia you would normally need to secure work before you go to the country which can be very difficult. Another option would be to get a 1 year working holiday visa then travel to the country with savings to support you until you find work. This makes it easier to gain citizenship.  Working in Spain, France, Germany as a Plumber is easier as you can work without having to get a visa but on the flip side there is a big language barrier. Dedicated people will attend night classes to get a grasp of the language, depending on your learning ability and how dedicated you are, it normally takes from 1-2 years to become proficient in another language. One of the best ways to learn is to throw yourself in the deep end and live in the country as you learn.</p>
<p>I like the idea of working as a plumber in Australia! How about you?</p>


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