How it works
A simple process, explained step by step
Here is exactly what happens after you register — who does what, when you will hear from us and where the decisions sit.
The four steps
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Register your interest
The online registration form asks about the work you want, your experience, your availability and your right to work in Australia. Most people finish it in around five minutes.
What you do
Complete the form as accurately as you can and keep your CV handy in case we ask for it.
What we do
Confirm the next step on screen and add your registration to our candidate database once it reaches us.
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Profile review
A member of our team reads your registration. If something needs clarifying — a licence, a location or a start date — we may contact you before any role is discussed.
What you do
Answer any follow-up questions and tell us if your circumstances change.
What we do
Record your preferences accurately so future matching reflects what you actually want.
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Opportunity conversation
When an employer’s requirements match your profile, we get in touch to describe the role: duties, hours, location, employment type and what the employer is looking for.
What you do
Ask questions, check the details against your plans and say whether you want to be considered.
What we do
Give you honest, specific information and respect your decision either way.
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Employer introduction
With your agreement, we present your details to that employer. They decide whether to interview and make any offer through their own process.
What you do
Prepare for any interview or assessment and let us know how it went.
What we do
Pass on employer feedback where we receive it and keep your profile active for other roles.
Preparing to register
Useful to have ready
None of these are required to start, but having them nearby makes the form quicker and your profile more complete.
A recent CV or work history
Dates, employers and main duties make it easier to write your experience summary.
Licences, tickets and checks
For example a driver licence class, White Card, RSA, forklift licence or screening checks.
Your realistic start date
Include notice periods, planned leave or study commitments.
Where you can travel
Think about the suburbs or regions you could reach reliably for the hours you want to work.
About work rights. Australian employers need to confirm that the people they hire are allowed to work in Australia. The registration form asks about your status so that we only discuss roles you can legally take up. We do not provide migration advice or arrange visas — for help with a visa, contact a registered migration agent.
Know what to expect? Start your registration.
Your profile stays on file, and you can update it whenever your preferences or availability change.