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Part 5 - Post study alternate pathway for PR in NT

Pathway for PR (International students who finished/finishing their studies or on 485)
Now I have had a lot of queries from students who have done IT, Accounting or Engg but struggling to get 75 to 80 points for PR. I can assure them they are treading on thin ice. They are wasting their time on PY, NAATI etc.
They need to know one rule in life " When demand is high, supply becomes short," the same rule applies for PR. If you follow the mob then you will never get PR as the ceiling will get filled quickly. If you have extrodinary English or sure you can get 80 point then do it, otherwise do what I tell you to do for a guaranteed PR.
Now, this is what the Desi student mentality is "Sir, tell me a course which is cheap, has 100% PR, and I dont have to study much" Ok, so I will make it halva for you!!
Here is what you need to do:
As soon as you finish your final exam, follow these steps
1. Move to Darwin
2. Take admission in Cert IV (Hair Dressing) in CDU, cost $14,000 - pay it in installments.
3. HairDressing is in NT PR list.
4. As soon as you finish, I guarantee you that you will find a job in NT. In Australia a full time hairdresser makes around $70-80k a year and there is a shortage in this field.
5. Work 6 months there.
6. You will get 100% 489 or 190.
In total this will cost you only $14k to get the PR.
What I need in return for this advice:
Once you get your PR and are settled in Aus, take responsibity of 1 paki student when he/she comes to Aus guide them and look after them till they are settled. Once they are ask them to pass the batton.
Adious,
Any questions, post on comments, no inbox as I want all to benefit.
P.S. Barber is an example, there are other occupation trade related like welder, ship repairer, draftsperson etc that can be accessed in NT
*Please do not take my advise as a final word. Do your own research. I am not a consultant.
Regards,
Najeeb

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