Working Hostels Australia
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What is a Working Hostel: A working hostel is where staff actively helps their guests to find work as long as you are staying at the hostel. A working hostel does not mean you work in the actual hostel, but you may get a job if they need a worker. Working hostels can be situated anywhere from the city centre to rural areas.
Working Hostels
Working Hostels
Working hostels are a great way to travel and stay at whilst visiting Australia. Working hostel should be committed to helping you find work whether it is working within the hostel or for local companies. The best working hostels are normally in the small towns, where the farms are located, if you stay at the hostel they will actively help you find work through there contacts with the local companies.
Things to consider when travelling
Trip Preparation
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Passport Visa
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Bank account
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Contact details
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Emergency contacts in country you are travelling too.
Climate and Clothing
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You can get pretty much anything you need in Australia.
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Do some research on whether to bring or buy when here.
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Great summer gear can be purchased in Australia
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Check exchange rate.
The regional Working Hostels are were you get to meet a lot of the locals and get to fully experience the true Aussie culture, not in the big cities.
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Looking for Working Hostels in Western Australia.
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Looking for Working Hostels in Queensland.
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Looking for Working Hostels in New South Wales.
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Looking for Working Hostels in Victoria.
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Looking for Working Hostels in Tasmania.
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Looking for Working Hostels in Northern Territory.
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Looking for Working Hostels in South Australia.
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