Our Community
Construction
The construction industry in Australia is a major contributor to the Australian economy, playing a vital role in infrastructure development, housing, and commercial property. Employing over a million people, the sector spans various trades, engineering roles, project management, and support services.
Although the Mongolian community in Australia is relatively small compared to other migrant groups, many Mongolians are actively involved in skilled trades such as carpentry, formwork, plastering, steel fixing, and construction labor. They are known for their strong work ethic, hands-on skills, and adaptability on the job site.
Recently, several Mongolian-owned construction businesses have been growing and expanding, taking part in major projects such as the Sydney Metro and various commercial and infrastructure developments. These business leaders are making significant contributions to the local economy and supporting community development.
Education
An education agency in Australia acts as a bridge between international students and Australian educational institutions. These agencies assist students in navigating the process of studying in Australia, providing support with course selection, college applications, visa processing, and even career planning.
Several successful Mongolian-run education agencies have supported thousands of clients, guiding them through their studies and helping them settle in major Australian cities such as Sydney and Melbourne.
In recent years, due to changes and tighter restrictions on student visas introduced by the Australian government, many Mongolian education agencies have shifted their focus.
They are now placing greater emphasis on skilled migration pathways, sponsorship visas, and permanent residency (PR) opportunities. These agencies continue to explore and guide Mongolian individuals seeking long-term options to live, work, and thrive in Australia.
Hospitality
The Australian hospitality industry has long been a welcoming space for international workers, including a growing number from the Mongolian community. With its dynamic environment and flexible job opportunities, hospitality offers a valuable entry point into the Australian workforce.
Mongolian workers are active across a range of hospitality roles, including Baristas, Restaurant chefs, Hotel managers, and housekeepers.
In recent years, more Mongolian-owned businesses have opened in the hospitality sector, such as restaurants, pubs, cafes, and shops in major cities and successfully showcasing Mongolian food and culture while enriching Australia's multicultural landscape.
Recruitment
One of my clients has had a successful career in recruitment services and recently took the next step by launching her own company. Her mission is to connect employers with the right job candidates, with a long-term vision of specializing in recruitment for the manufacturing and factory sectors.
She sees strong potential in Queensland, particularly Brisbane, which she believes is experiencing greater growth and development in the recruitment sector than other Australian states.
She is focused on building strategic relationships with professionals, particularly payroll specialists, legal advisors, and insurance partners. Soon, she plans to attend an industry expo to discover new opportunities and expand her network of trusted industry professionals.
