"high-risk"是什么意思? 哪位能够帮助解释一下?
在新SOL清单的"风声"文章里,看见这个:<br />
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“Skills Australia has tested these criteria and identified some 20 broad occupations including engineers, nurses, carpenters and joiners as ‘high-risk’,” the paper said.<br />
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工程师和护士是被看好的,这个毫无疑问。但是,为什么 木工和细木工匠 也列在as ‘high-risk’的上面? 为啥?<br />
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将来的职业划分跨度很大?<br />
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就是急需的意思
说明澳大利亚 急需木匠
不要小看木匠
在中国好的木匠可比工程师赚钱多的多了
赚的再多我也不会当木匠的。
钱不是万能的啊。
生活质量才是王道。
木匠很好玩的 不过噪音太大
想当年我爸就是一个木匠师傅 如果木匠有工程师级别的 据对算是高级工程师了
We suggest the following criteria for identifying ‘high-risk occupations’:
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where the skills are specialised and there is a long lead time to develop them
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where there is good fit between what people train for and the jobs they get —that is, the skills are well-used in industry
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where there is significant disruption if the skills are in short supply—eg causing bottlenecks in supply chains, generating significant community costs, or a risk of not meeting government priorities
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where there is sufficient information to assess the future demand for a skill.
不过,话说回来,如果civil沦落到site engineer的地步,工作环境可能还不如木匠呢。
还好拉
我觉得成天坐办公室才不好呢
我同事好几个都骨只增生了
偶觉得的木匠不错啊,要有设计师的才能~
-------在中国好的木匠可比工程师赚钱多的多了,同意你这个观点,但是100个中国木工有几个能过雅思呢?可能中国木工都在赚钱,不想移民了。
看见这个新SOL的预告内容,我的心都凉透了。