That's not a good wage for Sydney and Australia is in the midst of its economy collapsing. As a result its racing to the bottom with wages and exploitation, particularly of foreign labour.
That said, any job is better than no job and if you're so young that you're a graduate, you have plenty of time.
If you take away the goal of 'making a fortune', because you wont on that wage, there are still benefits for you.
The adventure is obvious, exposure to new ways of doing things. Old school Australian male thinking is often creative in low to middle end STEM, and Aussies are over represented globally in things like engineering due to their creativity.
But this is pure chance that you end up with someone good who can mentor you.
Don't be concerned about your English, Australia is still in the midst of its highest ever migration wave. Poor English is de jure now, but bring immersed in a country where it is spoken will improve yours immensely.
Also, keep an escape plan, Australia has a property bubble just about to blow, and Sydney's bigger than them all.
That said, any job is better than no job and if you're so young that you're a graduate, you have plenty of time.
If you take away the goal of 'making a fortune', because you wont on that wage, there are still benefits for you.
The adventure is obvious, exposure to new ways of doing things. Old school Australian male thinking is often creative in low to middle end STEM, and Aussies are over represented globally in things like engineering due to their creativity.
But this is pure chance that you end up with someone good who can mentor you.
Don't be concerned about your English, Australia is still in the midst of its highest ever migration wave. Poor English is de jure now, but bring immersed in a country where it is spoken will improve yours immensely.
Also, keep an escape plan, Australia has a property bubble just about to blow, and Sydney's bigger than them all.