How is 40 hours per fortnight calculated in Austrlia

How is 40 hours per fortnight calculated?

An example of how 40 hours a fortnight is calculated:
After your course has started, you work the following hours over a four week period:

Australia’s 2015-16 permanent migration programme

Every year, we set a migration programme to best support Australia’s economic and social goals. This year’s programme looks like this:

To help set 2015-16’s programme, we have prepared a discussion paper,


which is now online at www.immi.gov.au/pub-res/Pages/discussion-papers/overview.aspx?heading=the-2015-16-migration-programme. This discussion paper provides a broad starting point for thinking about the best settings for migration levels next year.
At the end of the discussion paper, you will find a short survey. This is your chance to tell us what you think is the optimal size and composition of the permanent migration programme. Your responses will be confidential.
So have your say – read the discussion paper, take the survey and let your government know your thoughts before Friday, 5 December 2014.

Things you must bring to New Zealand

• Don’t pack your sponsor letters, offer letters from school, travel documents and passport in your luggage, rather take it with you in your carry luggage

 The document that you MUST bring..

• Driver’s license or permit
• Local Bank Card (Debit)
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• Your birth certificate
• Your marriage certificate
• Your academic qualifications
• References from previous employers
• Your CV (Curriculum Vitae/ Resume)
• Credit references

Other important stuff

• 1 Rainproof jacket
• 1 Warm jacket
• 1 or 2 pairs of Jeans
• Shorts/skirts
• 2 or 3 Casual shirts
• 3 or 4 T-shirts
• 1 or 2 Jacket and trousers/Dress (for evenings out)
• 1 thick sweater/jumper
• 1 Tracksuit
• Socks (lots)
• Underwear (lots)
• 1 or 2 Nightwear
• 1 or 2 Swimwear and towel

• Thongs/flip flops/sandals
• Going out shoes
• Comfortable walking shoes (for outdoor activities)

• pain killers, Antibiotics, some vitamins if you are taking any
• Aspirin/Medicines, etc.

• Blanket
• Alarm clock
• Camera, batteries, film/memory sticks/storage devices

Label your suitcase inside and out with your name and your home address and perhaps attach a sticker, ribbon, patch or other unique identifier to your luggage to make it easier to spot.

Carry a copy of your passport, visas, travel and other important documents as well as your travelers cheque numbers (if you use them) with you in your luggage. You should also leave a copy of all this information at home with someone trusted and contactable while you are away.

Licensed Immigration Advisors

YOUR GUIDE TO LICENSED IMMIGRATION ADVISERS

Anyone providing New Zealand immigration advice in or outside New Zealand must be licensed by the Immigration Advisers Authority, unless exempt.

RISKS

The risks of using a person who is not licensed or exempt are:

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Your visa application will be returned by Immigration

New Zealand (INZ). INZ does not accept applications from

unlicensed people acting illegally.

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Unlicensed people may not be honest with you or INZ.

Lying on your visa application is a criminal offence and

dishonesty may affect your future visas or jobs.

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Your application may be declined because the unlicensed

person has no immigration knowledge or skills.

REMEMBER

Stay away from anyone who:

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refuses to put their name on your visa application

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claims to have personal contacts at INZ

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asks you to sign a visa application before it has been

filled out. You should never sign a document you don’t

understand.

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Student Disscount trains and selected buses

Tertiary student concession

Get your AT tertiary ID sticker on your student ID card and you could receive discounted travel on trains and selected buses and ferries with your AT HOP card.

https://at.govt.nz/bus-train-ferry/at-hop-card/at-hop-card-concessions/tertiary-student-concession/ 

GST Calculator for New Zeland

http://www.gstcalculator.co.nz/