You may be a recent high school graduate deciding on a career, a recent lay-off or small business owner affected by the global pandemic, or you could just be looking for a career change that you’re passionate about. Whatever it is, staying on top of job trends is important for people at all stages of their professional lives, and knowing what careers have the highest annual salary can go a long way in helping you decide what path you will choose.

Which job has the highest salary in Australia?

Neurosurgeons earn the highest annual salary in Australia at over $600,000.

The 15 highest paying jobs in Australia in 2021

We have compiled a list of the highest paying jobs in Australia based on average taxable income based on tax returns from over 14 million Australians over the 2018-19 period compiled by the Australian tax office, as well as additional data collected from Seek and Business Insider Australia. It will come as no surprise that medical specialists dominate the list of big-earners, and for good reason– it’s a lot of study, hard work, high pressure and long hours. However, there are hundreds of specialties in the medical field, so we have lumped a few together so you get a better understanding of what occupations pay best across a number of different fields.

1. Surgeon

Average salary: $394,303.
Surgeons are medical specialists who consult, examine and operate on patients suffering from disease, injury or deformity.

This average income can be a bit misleading, as there are different kinds of surgeons, with type of surgery, expertise and qualifications significantly impacting one’s salary. Of the medical specialists, neurosurgeons were the highest paid with an average of $600,387, followed by reconstructive surgeons at $500,269 and ophthalmologists at $533,511.

Qualifications:

• Complete an accredited medical degree at university
• Work in a clinical setting for two to three years

During your third year (PGY3), apply for the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons’ Surgical Education and Training (SET) to train in a surgical specialty e.g. brain, cardiovascular, orthopaedic or plastic. This normally takes five to six years.
One SET is completed you can become a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS) and are accredited to practice as a surgeon.

2. Anaesthetist

Average salary: $386,065.
Anaesthetists are involved in preparing surgical patients for their procedure, which includes pain relief, surgery preparation and implementing a patient care plan before, during and after the procedure.

Qualifications:

• Complete an accredited medical degree at university
• Internship in a clinical setting for one year
• Complete a residency over one (or more) years
• Apply for the Fellowship of the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetist (FANZA) vocational training program, which takes five years to complete.
• Once FANZA is completed you are a fully qualified anaesthetist.

3. Internal Medicine Specialist

Average salary: $304,752.
Internal medicine specialists are trained to diagnose, manage and treat complex, sometimes complicated or difficult-to-diagnose health disorders. They often consult with other practitioners and may have particular concentrations or sub specialisations from infectious diseases, cardiology, geriatric medicine to rheumatology.

Qualifications:

• Complete an accredited medical degree at university
• Complete an intensive three-year internal medicine residency
• Training in Adult internal Medicine for three years full-time
• When you have successfully completed your Advanced Training, the overseeing committee will recommend you for admission to Fellowship.
• You’ll receive an invitation from the Royal Australasian College of Physicians to apply for Fellowship to your Division, Faculty or Chapter.

4. Financial Dealer

Average salary: $275,984.
Financial dealers analyse social trends, market conditions and government regulations, as well as analyse and interpret their client’s financial circumstances in order to buy and sell commodities for profit.

Qualifications:

• A degree in commerce, accounting, finance or economics
• Apply for a relevant license from Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC)
• Once you are accepted, you’re clear to trade as a financial dealer

For more information on relevant education and upskilling in the financial sector, check out our Advanced Diploma of Paraplanning. We also offer part courses, bridging courses and university courses, which cover superannuation, investments, margin lending and commerce.

5. Psychiatrist

Average salary: $235,558.
Psychiatrists specialise in diagnosing and treating mental illnesses, through psychotherapy, establishing treatment plans, ordering laboratory testing and assessment, prescribing medication and admitting patients to hospital.

Qualifications:

• Complete an accredited medical degree at university
• Become a registered medical practitioner and
• Apply to the Royal Australasian College of physicians (RACP) to undertake further training and the RACp written and clinical examination
• Undertake specialised training for a further six years
• Once completed, you will be admitted to the fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of physicians (FRACP).

6. Other Medical Practitioners

Average salary: $222,933.

As we mentioned, there is a long list of medical practitioners and their roles and salaries vary greatly. Highlight competitive and well-paying medical practitioner roles include cardiologists, orthopedic specialists and gastroenterologists, who have a collective average salary of about $450,000. There are also general practitioners, pediatricians, orthodontists, dentists, periodontists, obstetricians and many more. There are endless avenues of specialisation, and the one you choose will likely be aligned with what you’re most interested in and what demographic you’d most like to help.

Qualifications:

• Complete an accredited medical degree at university
• Complete an internship for one years
• Get medical registration through the Medical Board of Australia
• Complete one or two more years of prevocational training
• Obtain fellowship through a specialty training program.

7. Judicial or other legal professionals

Average salary: $188,798.
Again, this is a broad term which covers many different jobs within the legal sector, however it can range from judges, to all kinds of lawyers specialising in contracts, personal injury, bankruptcy, immigration, crime, corporate or other, to paralegals and administrative assistants. A career in law is exciting because you can choose which field you want to be involved in, and can utilise your skills to make serious changes to legislation at the local, state or federal levels, as well as in court, tribunals and royal commissions.

Qualifications:

• Complete a Bachelor of Law (LLB) undergraduate degree or a Juris Doctor (JD)
• Complete Practical Legal Training which can be completed in less than a year.
• Gain admission from the relevant state or territories Admissions Authority within 5 years of graduation.
• Apply for a Practising Certificate from the local Law Society.
• Complete 18 to 24 months of supervised practice at a law firm.

8. Mining Engineer

Average salary:$184,507.
Mining engineers are in charge of evaluating, planning and overseeing the construction of a mine. They identify potential development sites by collaborating with geologists and conducting surveys off the mineral deposits, as well as coordinating the actual employment of staff and implementing safety programs and procedures. They are also responsible for returning the mines to their original state once mining is completed.

Qualifications:

• Undertake a Bachelor of Engineering degree, majoring in mining or geotechnical engineering ( you may complete years 3 and 4 at Mining Education Australia (MEA), a collaborative venture with several Australian universities).
• Apply for a job as a Graduate Mining Engineer
• After two to three years as a Graduate, you will become a Professional Mining Engineer.

9. Enterprise architecture manager

Average salary: $168,762.

Enterprise and systems architect managers are responsible for the overseeing and ultimate direction, performance and technical aspects of the organisation’s IT networks, from upgrading and improving services, to overseeing software and hardware implementation and installation. They are the big picture guys for the IT performance of their company, and are in charge of enterprise architects, software architects and other IT professionals.

Qualifications:

• Diploma, bachelor or master’s degree in computer science, information technology or a related field
• Experience as a computer programmer and software developer would be an advantage,as will hands-on experience with various systems, hard drives and cloud computing
• Experience in management, leadership and business development would also be an advantage.

For more information on relevant education and upskilling in the information technology sector, we have a range of courses in IT, including a Certificate IV in Information Technology and our Diploma of Information Technology.

10. CEO or Managing Director

Average salary: $164,896.
A chief executive officer or managing director is the most senior executive position in a company, in charge of managing the operations, organisation, its people and its resources. General managers oversee development of business plans, budgets and strategies and identifying risks that could affect the company’s efficiency, productivity, and ultimately, its profitability.

Qualifications:

• Complete a business-related bachelor’s degree (master’s optional)
• Build on-the-job experience

There is no singular way to become the head of a company, and there are outliers and many different avenues, but education and experience are two of the most important and consistent factors for success in high-level business.

For more information on relevant education and upskilling in the business and management sector, head to our Certificate IV in New Small Business, Certificate IV in Small Business Management, Diploma of Leadership and Management and our Advanced Diploma of Leadership and Management.

11. Engineering Manager

Average salary: $159,940.
Engineering managers oversee teams of engineers and are generally in charge of planning technical operations, civil engineering and construction projects, depending on the company or agency they are employed by. Day-to-day responsibilities include budgets, schedules and development of quality and safety procedures, as well as overseeing hiring, coordination of activities and liaising with other department heads.

Qualifications:

• Complete a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) accredited by Engineers Australia (further postgraduate study, such as the Master of Engineering Management, is advantageous)
• Secure an internship while studying for work experience
• After graduation, attain your Engineers Australia membership and register with the National Engineering Register (NER)
• Become a member of the Institute of Public Works Engineering Australasia.

For more information on relevant education and upskilling in the business and management sector, we have the following courses:

12. Quantitative analyst

Average salary: $153,539.
A quantitative specialist, or “quant”, has the role of applying statistics and mathematics to analyse financial data and risk management, which in turn helps the company make good business decisions regarding investments, pricing and overall functioning of the company. IUt is a highly in demand role as companies are realising the importance of risk assessment and management in an increasingly turbulent economy.

Qualifications:

For more information on relevant education and upskilling in the IT sector, learn about our Certificate IV in Information Technology and our Diploma of Information Technology.

13. Vice president

Average salary: $151,358.

A senior executive position in a company, in charge of managing the short and long-term operations, organisation, its people and its resources. VPs in particular are in charge of overseeing training procedures to upskill, educate or manage employees, as well as assisting with the day-today, business plans, budgets and strategies and identifying risks that could affect the company’s efficiency, productivity, and ultimately, its profitability.

Qualifications:

• Complete a business-related bachelor’s degree (master’s optional)
• Build on-the-job experience

There is no singular way to become an executive head, and while there are outliers and many different avenues, education and experience are two of the most important and consistent factors for success in high-level business.

For more information on relevant education and upskilling in the business and management sector, we have the following courses:

14. Director of information security

Average salary: $149,204.
Information security directors are in charge of keeping company data safe and fending off security threats. Requirements and job obligations vary greatly depending on the type of organisation or industry. Their day-to-day duties include financial obligations like budgeting, resource allocation, strategy, implementation of security, data and technology policies and procedures, as well as HR-related duties like hiring, firing and training.

Qualifications:

• Complete a certificate, diploma or bachelor’s degree in cyber security, computer science, or a related field
• Gain relevant work experience

Keep in mind that many security director positions require a graduate certificate or master’s degree in fields such as cyber security or IT security management.

For more information on relevant education and upskilling in the information technology sector, head to Monarch Institute to learn about our Certificate IV in Information Technology and our Diploma of Information Technology.

15. Enterprise and software architect/manager

Average salary: $138,933 – $142,355 .
Enterprise and software architects are in charge of maintaining the organisation’s IT networks, from upgrading and improving services, to overseeing software and hardware implementation and installation. It’s about staying on top of any IT trends or upgrades that can give your company the edge, and it’s an increasingly important job in this digital age.

Qualifications:

• Diploma, bachelor or master’s degree in computer science, information technology or a related field
• Experience as a computer programmer and software developer would be an advantage,as will hands-on experience with various systems, hard drives and cloud computing.

For more information on relevant education and upskilling in the information technology sector, head here to learn about our Certificate IV in Information Technology and our Diploma of Information Technology.

There are many factors affecting the industry, company and field you want to work in, whether it be company culture, work-life balance, stability or opportunity, but how you’re compensated will also be a significant factor. We might not get into work for the money, but it is important to know where the money is, and that we can provide for ourselves and our family.

If you’re interested in medicine, law, finance, business or IT, chances are you can do what you love and get paid a pretty penny to do it. However, education, work experience and a sincere passion for your work are a recurring theme with the top 15, so make sure your skills and knowledge are finely crafted.

Monarch is one of Australia’s leading registered training organisations. We provide education for the real world. Find a course that’s right for you.

New data has revealed Australia’s highest paying professions and the country’s richest suburbs.

The Australian Taxation Office’s (ATO) latest taxation statistics are based on the tax returns of 14.7 million Australians for 2018-19.

Watch the video above to find out where your job and suburb sits

Watch Sunrise on Channel 7 and stream it for free on 7plus >>

The ATO figures show a majority of the nation’s highest-earning postcodes were in Sydney.

Glitzy harbourside suburb Double Bay took out top spot, with resident taxpayers earning about $202,541 on average.

It was closely followed by workers in Toorak and Hawksburn, in Melbourne, at $201,926.

Those figures were more than double Australia’s average full-time salary of $89,000, or about $1712 a week, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics.

Overall, among the top 10 suburbs, seven are in New South Wales, two in Victoria, while in seventh position is Western Australia’s Cottesloe with an average taxable income of $179,376.

Australia’s top postcodes

1. Double Bay, Sydney - $202,541
2. Toorak + Hawksburn, Melbourne - $201,926
3. Darling Point + Point Piper, Sydney - $199,813
4. Dover Heights + Vaucluse, Sydney - $197,886
5. Woollahra, Sydney - $183,418
6. Cottesloe + Peppermint Grove, Perth - $179,376
7. Portsea, Victoria - $175,356
8. Bellevue Hill, Sydney - $173,278
9. Mosman, Sydney - $171,135
10. Northbridge, Sydney - $168,891

Those living in regional New South Wales and regional Queensland were among the nation’s lowest average income earners.

When it comes to Australia’s highest paying professions, the ATO data showed that those working in some parts of the medical field easily rake in the most cash.

Surgeons on average earn a taxable income of $394,303, followed by anaesthetists on $386,065 and ‘internal medicine specialists’ at $304,752.

These careers are followed by financial dealers on $275,984, then psychiatrists on $235,558.

Hospitality workers and cleaners represented occupations with the lowest average taxable incomes.

Australia’s top earning jobs

1. Surgeon - $394,303
2. Anaesthetist - $386,065
3. Internal Medicine Specialist - $304,752
4. Financial Dealer - $275,984
5. Psychiatrist - $235,558
6. Other Medical Practitioners - $222,933
7. Judicial or Legal Professionals - $188,798
8. Mining Engineer - $184,507
9. CEO or Managing Director - $164,896
10. Engineering Manager - $159,940

In October 2019, the Australian Tax Office issued a report on Higher Education Loan Program (HELP, formerly HECS) debt in Australia. It found that, while the average amount of HECS debt accumulated per debtor was $22,425, the number of graduates with more than $50,000 of debt had grown by 97,918 over the course of a single calendar year. Worse, the number of graduates with more than $100,000 of debt had grown by 16,718, totalling 84,625.

Whatever your own student debt situation looks like—and it’s possible that you don’t have any at all—acquiring a degree is also a significant investment of time (which, as they say, is itself money). So it’s perfectly understandable if, having graduated, you’re eager to get the best possible return on the investment you’ve made in your own education. Do we think it’s wise to consider only salaries when selecting a career? Of course not. But it would be equally misguided not to consider them at all. So, with that in mind, read on to learn which graduate careers can offer you the best starting salaries.

Dentistry

According to the 2020 Graduate Outcomes Survey (GOS), published by Quality Indicators for Learning and Teaching (QILT), dentists are ‘making it rain’ like nobody else with a median starting salary of $86,300. Even three years after graduation, early-career dentists get to sink their teeth into a median $105,100 per annum. Combine that with just slightly above standard average hours (44 a week) and you're all smiles.

Medicine

Like their colleagues in dentistry, graduates who embark on the long path to becoming a doctor receive a generous salary. In 2020, the overall median salary for fresh medicine graduates was $70,000 (with a difference of $1,500 between male and female graduates). While the salary is relatively high, it should be noted that many doctors in Australia continue to work longer shifts (on average) than other career starters, with some interns regularly clocking 70 hours per week. This has only been exacerbated by COVID-19, with medical students being rushed to graduate around the world to keep pace with infections. Hence, as an hourly rate, the pay for junior doctors is less competitive than it may at first appear.

Having said that, medicine is a good example of a field in which graduates are frequently required to complete on-the-job training before receiving their professional accreditation. This tends to result in low starting salaries that grow rapidly as one begins to specialise (vocational training can take up to eight years following graduation). For example, while the mean starting salary for a medical intern is $70,300, the average salary for an anaesthesiologist is $225,934; for cardiologists, it’s as high as $412,168; for haematologists, it’s $180,000; and for neurosurgeons, it’s $538,117. Each of these medical specialties requires extensive additional training, with the job titles ‘protected’ by accrediting bodies like the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP).

Engineering

Statistics about the average salaries of graduate engineers can be tricky to interpret. We know from the 2020 QILT GOS that the overall median salary for engineering graduates was $64,400, with little variation between male and female graduates. But different types of engineers, and where they're situated can make a huge salary difference. The QILT GOS puts engineering into six broad categories, each with their own (median) pay:

Nevertheless, engineering graduates as a whole tend to receive competitive remuneration, with many fresh graduates responding to their starting salary just like this GradAustralia insider at Lendlease: ‘The pay is brilliant and more than I would have ever thought to receive on my first year out of uni.’

Teacher education

According to the QILT report, teachers in the public school system receive an average starting salaries ranging from $59,500 for early childhood to $65,000 for primary and secondary. This can grow in some states following a mandatory twelve-month probationary period for teachers in their first full-time position. In addition to a competitive salary, teachers enjoy several benefits, such as access to salary-packaging arrangements and, for teachers in rural areas, relocation and rental subsidies.

Salaries for teachers in the private school system vary based on experience, position, and other factors. As a general guide though, they tend to be higher than salaries for equivalent positions in the public system. According to the 2020–2021 Hays Salary Guide, the average salary range for an experienced teacher in the public system is $69,000–111,000 (depending on level of responsibility). In the private system, the average salary range is $75,000–113,000.

Social work

The 2020 QILT GOS report revealed that social workers earned a median salary of $62,700 during their first year of full-time employment. The gender salary gap continues to close as the result of an equal remuneration order issued by Fair Work Australia in 2012. However, evidence of a gap persisted in 2020, with the median salary for male graduate social workers $900 higher than for female graduates. After the first year, the average salary range for a social worker grows from $77,000 in WA or QLD to $87,000 in NSW or SA (p77).

Social work has been identified by the federal government’s Department of Jobs and Small Business as having 'very strong' growth, the highest classification, meaning this occupation is very likely to be in demand over the next five years. 

Health services and support

The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare predicts that, over the coming five decades, elderly Australians will represent an ever-larger proportion of the population. People aged over 65 currently make up 15 per cent of the population, with this figure rising to 22 per cent by 2057.

The steady aging of Australia’s population must be matched by an equivalent growth in the health services industries if they are to meet mounting demand: this has become a central policy challenge of the federal government.

Hence, though the median salary for first-year health services and support employees is already a respectable $61,450, many pundits expect it to rise as the government (and private employers) attempts to entice more young Australians to launch a career in health. In fact, salaries for healthcare workers are already among the fastest-growing in the country, with economists and health personnel pushing for higher wages in the wake of COVID. As a result, when we ask our industry insiders to comment on their salaries, we generally get responses like this one from a midlevel employee at the Western Australia Department of Health: ‘although we do not receive bonuses, graduates who work within the Department of Health can expect extremely attractive salaries in comparison to the private sector.’

Law and paralegal studies

If you’ve seen Suits, then you probably have a general idea of the financial future that awaits law students: it’s a glossy vision of yachts, private rooms in fancy restaurants, fancy cars, and designer clothes, all brought together by a seemingly endless torrent of cash. In fact, while new entrants to the law profession are reasonably well compensated—the QILT GOS report found that first-year lawyers and paralegals earn a median salary of $60,000—there is significant variation within the industry. Graduates in Melbourne, Perth or Canberra see an average low-end starting salary of $52,000, with Sydney grads having a high-end average of $67,000.

The main factors affecting first-year salaries in the legal industry are the area of law in which you choose to practice and where, whether you choose to work in-house or for a firm, and, if you choose the latter, the size of the firm that employs you. As a result, the 2020/21 Hays Salary Report includes average salaries ranging from $47,000 for a paralegal in a small private firm to $80,000, which is more than the top end for a fresh grad. But after three years, a law graduate in NSW sees an average salary of between $70,000 to $91,000. 

Moving ahead: is my salary enough?

If you’re pursuing a career in one of the above fields, then it should be encouraging to learn that you’re on track to receive some of Australia’s most competitive professional remuneration. However, it also helps to put each salary into context before using it as the basis for an important career decision. With this in mind, you can learn more about the factors that affect graduate salaries by reading the article “Graduate salaries: what they don’t tell you”. You can also head to the GradAustralia website and read what graduate employees in your chosen field have said about the salaries they’re receiving at some of Australia’s best-known employers.

There’s no doubting the role of the Internet in almost every aspect of life today. It’s so intrinsic that it is almost part of everyone’s daily routine. Can you imagine waking up in the morning and not having access to your smartphone and social media? How did people survive before this?

You use the Internet for everything – bitcoin investing canada table catching up with the latest news, researching products and checking your social media channels to keeping track of your emails, shopping online and chatting with friends.

And while you’ve been used to the Internet for every social aspect of your life, did you also know that you could use it to make money online whether you want to supplement your main income or find a full-time money making jobs in australia Some people think it’s complicated and only professionals can make money online. This is simply not true.

The beauty of the Internet is the sheer potential it has for almost everything. So you don’t need to have a specialised skill to make money. This guide looks into some ways you can make money online in Australia.

Easiest ways to make money online by everyone:

Here are the 7 simple ways to make money online:

• paid surveys – join them online
• virtual assistant job – work from any place
• freelancing – be your own boss
• data entry – simple monkey job
• teach online – give support online
• testing products – test new products
• transcribing – easy to find

Here are the 7 most common ways to make money online in Australia:

1. Paid surveys – find paid survey websites and join them

Paid survey websites can help you make a fair amount of money if you have time to spare, money making jobs in australia. While you won’t necessarily be raking in the dough, there are several opportunities to make a sizeable sum through paid survey websites. Want to know more? Read further:

• Data money making jobs in australia the most important aspect for most brands today, money making jobs in australia is why they often do research to understand consumer behaviour.
• The best way to reach out to consumers is through the Internet, which is why most big brands offer opportunities to hear your feedback about their products and services.
• Brands are willing to exchange money in return for this kind of feedback whether positive or negative as it allows them to adjust their offerings accordingly.
• Join as many survey websites as time permits so that you can keep making money from different questionnaires.

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2. Virtual assistant job – find a virtual assistant role

The nicest part about finding a job online is the fact that you could work from home. This means that you don’t have to worry about leaving your kids if you’re a parent. A virtual assistant role could help you do that while helping you make some money. Consider the following:

• Virtual assistants need to perform a variety of admin tasks like email responses, meeting schedules, travel organisation and much more. If you do something similar in your regular role, there’s no reason why you can’t earn a little extra online.
• Remote-working virtual assistant roles are increasingly popular as money making jobs in australia are trying to cut costs and prefer to work with people on a more casual basis.
• Virtual assistant roles can be flexible in timings so you won’t be stuck in a 9 to 5 framework if you cannot commit to those timings.

A virtual assistant role is a good way to make a little extra money online and you won’t have to do much to land a job.

3. Freelancing – check out freelancing websites

Become a freelancer and work with flexible hours. Have a particular skill that you could share with the world via freelancing websites? Here are some ideas of what you can do on freelancing websites to help you get started –

• If you’re a writer, then you could contribute blogs, articles, resumes and other pieces of content.
• If you’re money making jobs in australia video producer, then you could make marketing videos, promotional videos and much more.
• If you’re a data entry person, then you could look into jobs that require data entry and similar information inputs.
• If you understand multiple languages, you could offer your services as a translator.
• If you’re a designer, then you could find jobs that require web design, brochure design and similar opportunities.
• If you’re into IT, then coding and development jobs may be exciting for you.

As you can see, the opportunities are limitless with freelancing websites today. Companies often turn to these websites to look for casual workers so they don’t have to commit to employing people full time. If you aren’t freelancing and are looking to make money online, now is the time to get on to these websites.

4. Data entry – get into data entry

With data becoming so important today, companies are always looking for data entry operators who can do repetitive typing jobs with accuracy – without having to employ them in a physical office. Consider the following:

• Many companies seek data entry operators during nights and weekends, so you don’t have to leave your day job and can use this opportunity to geld verdienen online schnell und einfach a little extra cash.
• Data entry jobs are not specific to any particular industry, which means that you’ll find plenty of opportunities provided you look in the right places.
• Data entry jobs simply require you to have a working Internet connection and a fast computer to ensure the job is complete on time.

As mundane as it sounds, data entry is a good way to earn money online, as companies need a lot of data in order to succeed. Since it is expensive to hire people in a physical location for these kinds of jobs, it is far more lucrative for companies to hire someone who can work from home. You can make sure it is you by looking for these jobs when they are posted online.

5. Teach online – provide support online

There are many websites seeking people who can teach online so if you’re good at something in particular, perhaps you can make some money by teaching online. Let’s look at an example:

• You could possibly look at ways short termism institutional investors teach subjects online to people seeking to learn – for money making jobs in australia, you could teach English to non-English speaking audiences.
• You can choose timings that suit you so you don’t have marco baldini bitcoin work around anyone else’s schedule but yours.
• You can decide what to teach without having to stick to any strict course curriculum, unless you work with a structured organisation with a specific teaching module.

Teaching online could be another good way to make some additional cash apart from your day job. There are several online services that are looking for talented teachers, so you always have a platform if you don’t want to venture on your own. Keep an eye out for these opportunities when looking for ways to make money online in Australia.

6. Testing products – find products that need testing

Another way to make money online is to find products money making jobs in australia need to be tested before they go to market. They are even willing to pay someone for the job. Consider the following:

• Companies need to have enough information before they release a product or service and are always on the lookout for people willing to experiment for them.
• Find products that need to be tested and start using them to provide a legitimate review for the business.
• Check out a variety of platforms online to look for money making jobs in australia testing jobs that will reward you with monetary benefits along with other offers.

With so much competition in the market today, companies need to have the pulse of consumers’ right, which is why regular product testing is important. You could become a tester and earn some additional cash almost instantly online.

7. Transcribing – find a transcribing job

Transcribing jobs can be menial and monotonous, which is why large organisations don’t usually waste resources during working hours. They often outsource this to freelancers, so why not take advantage of this opportunity to make some additional money online? Consider the following:

• Audio transcriptions can be dull and monotonous, which gives you an opportunity to find something where you can make money online.
• You should ideally be able to type quickly to take advantage of these types of job opportunities to help you earn an extra income.
• You’ll also need to understand what parts of the audio are more important than others so you don’t miss out on any words in the context of the story.

Plenty of transcribing jobs are available for companies that don’t want to hire dedicated staff for them. Take advantage of this opportunity to work from home.

The Internet has made it possible to find all kinds of jobs for people of all ages, money making jobs in australia. You don’t have to be a youngster to be able to make real money from the Internet. You simply need to have a good computer, a good Internet connection and a willingness to learn and undertake new things when looking online. If you think this could be you, start surfing today to find ways to help you make money online in Australia.

New data has revealed Australia’s highest paying professions and the country’s richest suburbs.

The Australian Taxation Office’s (ATO) latest taxation statistics are based on the tax returns of 14.7 million Australians for 2018-19.

Watch the video above to find out where your job and suburb sits

Watch Sunrise on Channel 7 and stream it for free on 7plus >>

The ATO figures show a majority of the nation’s highest-earning postcodes were in Sydney.

Glitzy harbourside suburb Double Bay took out top spot, with resident taxpayers earning about $202,541 on average.

It was closely followed by workers in Toorak and Hawksburn, in Melbourne, at $201,926.

Those figures were more than double Australia’s average full-time salary of $89,000, or about $1712 a week, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics.

Overall, among the top 10 suburbs, seven are in New South Wales, two in Victoria, while in seventh position is Western Australia’s Cottesloe with an average taxable income of $179,376.

Australia’s top postcodes

1. Double Bay, Sydney - $202,541
2. Toorak + Hawksburn, Melbourne - $201,926
3. Darling Point + Point Piper, Sydney - $199,813
4. Dover Heights + Vaucluse, Sydney - $197,886
5. Woollahra, Sydney - $183,418
6. Cottesloe + Peppermint Grove, Perth - $179,376
7. Portsea, Victoria - $175,356
8. Bellevue Hill, Sydney - $173,278
9. Mosman, Sydney - $171,135
10. Northbridge, Sydney - $168,891

Those living in regional New South Wales and regional Queensland were among the nation’s lowest average income earners.

When it comes to Australia’s highest paying professions, the ATO data showed that those working in some parts of the medical field easily rake in the most cash.

Surgeons on average earn a taxable income of $394,303, followed by anaesthetists on $386,065 and ‘internal medicine specialists’ at $304,752.

These careers are followed by financial dealers on $275,984, then psychiatrists on $235,558.

Hospitality workers and cleaners represented occupations with the lowest average taxable incomes.

Australia’s top earning jobs

1. Surgeon - $394,303
2. Anaesthetist - $386,065
3. Internal Medicine Specialist - $304,752
4. Financial Dealer - $275,984
5. Psychiatrist - $235,558
6. Other Medical Practitioners - $222,933
7. Judicial or Legal Professionals - $188,798
8. Mining Engineer - $184,507
9. CEO or Managing Director - $164,896
10. Engineering Manager - $159,940