If you’re a migrant who has recently arrived in Australia or you’re considering moving, one of the most important decisions you’ll need to make is how to get around the country. Australia is vast, and although major cities offer good public transport, having your own car can be essential for exploring the country freely.

Just arrived in Australia and need to drive or work with your vehicle? Then, this is key: if your driver’s license is not in English, you must translate it with a NAATI-certified translator. Without this document, you won’t be able to legally use your license, nor register on platforms like Uber, Uber Eats, Didi, Ola, or even rent a car.

Working with Uber Eats might be a great option to get started, especially if you’re still settling in and don’t have local work experience. Many migrants find this platform a quick, flexible, and legal way to earn money, get familiar with the city, and practice English. But... where do you start?

Moving to a new country can be a challenging experience, especially when the language is different. While your English level may be high, it’s natural to feel uncomfortable or insecure using it in a new environment like Australia, with its own pace and language quirks. Don’t worry! Today, we want to present you with an excellent opportunity to improve your English and gain the confidence you need to fully integrate into your new life in Australia.

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The National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters (NAATI) is the only institution that accredits translators and...