South African Skills Prioritised as Australia Gears Up for Major Sporting Events
Australia is preparing to host two of the world’s most highly viewed sporting events over the next decade: the Men’s Rugby World Cup in 2027 and the Brisbane Summer Olympics in 2032.
These events are expected to bring significant economic growth and infrastructure development, which in turn drives a high demand for skilled workers across various sectors including construction, healthcare, education, engineering, services, and technical trades.
Workforce Demand and International Recruitment
Australian employers and state migration programs are actively recruiting skilled international professionals to support large development projects, public services, and sector growth. South Africa has become a key talent pool due to its globally recognized strong training, adaptability, and work ethic.
Key Sectors with South African Talent Needs
- Construction and Technical Trades
- Healthcare Practitioners
- Education Professionals
- Engineering Specialists
Industry Insight
“We are seeing strong, consistent enquiries from Australian employers and government-supported recruitment programs,” says Sean Kupferberg, Head of International Recruitment at New World Immigration.
“South African tradespeople, educators, healthcare practitioners and engineers are being prioritised because of their proven technical capability and professionalism.”
Summary
South African skilled professionals are highly sought after in Australia as the country prepares for the Rugby World Cup 2027 and Brisbane Olympics 2032, supporting vital workforce needs across multiple sectors.
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