SKILLED MIGRANTS Event: Connecting Talent with Opportunities

Skilled Migrants Event 4th Edition: Pathways, Insights & Connections 🇦🇺

Are you a skilled migrant looking to kickstart or grow your career in Australia?

Join us for an evening of practical tips, industry insights and networking to help you navigate the Australian job market and take your next career step. This event is focused on engineers and IT professionals, BUT everyone is more than welcome to join us.

What’s in it for you?

✅ Skilled migration pathways: Learn about state and federal visa options and opportunities in Queensland.

✅ Getting your qualifications recognised: Hear from Engineers Australia and learn about professional recognition pathways, including the Australian Computer Society (ACS).

✅ Real career stories: Hear from migrant professionals who've built successful careers in Australia, including an engineer working in the energy transition sector.

✅ Insider tips: Learn about common challenges, mistakes to avoid and ways to land your first professional role.

Networking: Meet industry professionals, employers and fellow skilled migrants while enjoying Latin-inspired food and drinks!

Event details:

Date: 5 November 2026
Time: 5:00–8:30 pm
Where: Engineers Australia, Level 9, 340 Adelaide Street, Brisbane City
Tickets from $15, including catering.

Meet our speakers:

George Veneris | Migration Queensland & Study Queensland
Insights into Queensland's skilled migration initiatives and opportunities for internationally trained professionals.

David Spediacci | Engineers Australia
Practical guidance on getting your engineering qualifications recognised and accessing career support.

More speakers to be announced soon!

Who should come along?

Skilled migrants, engineers, IT professionals, international students and anyone keen to build their professional career and connections in Australia.

Come along, meet the right people and take your next career step in Australia!

Please note: Speakers can provide general migration information but not personal migration advice. For individual advice, contact a registered migration agent or refer to official government resources.

Have questions? Feel free to email us at: alayp@info.com.au