Alliance Abroad

Going to Australia was an amazing experience for me. I met the very best people, made some amazing friends, and did even more amazing things. I'd go again in a heartbeat. But I'd never go through a program again. Initially, all of my questions were answered promptly and it seemed the very best thing to do. Once in the program, I had to do a lot of prompting to find out the next step would be in getting to Australia. And once I was in Australia, I may as well have not had a program for as much as they helped. I didn't have many problems, but I struggled a little financially trying to pay my American bills, which I was assured wouldn't be a problem. I just wanted help finding another job, one that gave more than twenty hours and was told I should just be more careful with my money. The locals ended up getting me a second job so that I could get decent hours. And halfway through my program, my coordinator left and not one person in the program had the decency to tell us. Doing and planning things outside of the program was where I had the most fun and made the best memories, because anything involved with the program was just stressful.

I used AA to get a job September 2015, I got a job at Ayers Rock resort any couldn't have had a better time. The staff at AA where incredibly helpful in helping me sort my paperwork and I even had a visit from one of there in country staff. I loved working at Ayers rock and couldn't recommend it your.

I had been studying in Australia from 2014 - 2017. After being graduated Diploma in International Business and Diploma in Accounting, I came back Vietnam(as my hometown) to work in the last 1.5 years. I work as Administrative and Supporter in Marketing Team for international projects of my company. I use almost 90% of English for my job by communicating with International Clients.