Australia Needs Skilled Professionals In Healthcare, Architect And Accountants

16 Oct 2015

Sales people, architects, and professional practice accountants are most in demand in Australia with opportunities likely to be around for years, as per the recruitment experts.

As per the latest Hays Quarterly reports of skills in demand, experienced professionals working in accountancy support, financial planning, health care, insurance, marketing and legal firms are also high in demand, and they are not expected to see demand wane any time soon.

Some of the highly skilled jobs are available for overseas workers who can get skilled visas, but the dept of immigration always advises candidates from other nation to check to avoid disappointment.

These professional are well placed to find and keep jobs. They do not need future proof for themselves as they have technical skills as well as experience. Employers would continue to need them in future years, said, MD Nick Deligiannis of Hays in New Zealand and Australia.

As per the report, we find there is a severe shortage of accountancy support for professionals, for example, high volume payroll officers. We find there is also demand for highly skilled accounts payable professionals, credit controllers, accounts clerks, receivable candidates and book keepers.

We find most territories, as well as territories, are reporting increasing demand for architecture skills. Given the present focus on residential projects as well as commercial redevelopments, midlevel architects and project architects, interior designers are all seeing are all seeing high demand for their skills.

New qualification requirements in Australia’s financial planning industry have led to an influx of roles within this space, particularly within banks, as per the report reveals.

Australia’s growing aged care sector is creating ever increased demand especially case managers as well as coordinators; the clinical care co-coordinators have endorsed enrolled nurses and clinical managers.

We find the firm is also reporting high demand for skilled professionals in insurance as a whole but for especially for claim assessors in general insurance and life insurance, assistant account executive, an account executive in brokering, insurance administrators in life and general insurance and superannuation processing officers.

The firm has been reporting high demand for professionals who are skilled in insurance as a whole but especially for claim assessors in life insurance as well as general insurance account executives as well as assistant account executives in brokering, insurance administrators in life, processing officer for superannuation.

The report does mention that biggest trend within Australia’s marketing sector is ever increasing the need for the digital professionals, and this shows no sign of abating. Digital producers, digital campaign manager, paid search executives, Digital marketing coordinators and managers are all sought.

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