Earn Money in the Australian Outback

Participation fee £2199 (excluding flights).  

Paid Farm Worker – Australia Outback (Training + Job Placement)

Location: Rural Australia – Outback cattle stations & farms
Job Type: Full-time paid farm work (12–52 weeks)
Start Dates: Year-round availability
Visa Required: Australian Working Holiday Visa (Subclass 417 or 462)
Age Range: 18–35 (Working Holiday eligibility)

Overview

Love the outdoors and want to work in one of the most iconic landscapes on Earth? This programme combines hands-on farm training with guaranteed paid work in Australia’s legendary Outback. You’ll learn real cattle station and farm skills, then step straight into paid employment on rural properties once training is complete.

Whether you’re keen on mustering, animal husbandry, machinery use or general station duties, this opportunity puts you in the thick of genuine Australian farm life — and pays you while you’re there.

What You’ll Be Doing

• Participate in a 5-day farm training course covering essential skills such as: riding dirt bikes, using tractors and tools, basic cattle handling, fencing and safety procedures
• After training, move into a paid farm worker role on a ranch, cattle station or large cropping farm
• Carry out duties including animal care, yard work, land maintenance, crop tasks and seasonal farm work
• Experience work that can count toward extended Working Holiday visa requirements (specified regional work)

Relocation & Support Package – What’s Included

This isn’t just a job — it’s a full transition package to help you arrive, settle and start work confidently:

✔ Farm Skills Training Course – 5-day introduction to Outback farm life with accommodation provided during training. 
✔ Guaranteed Paid Farm Job – Secured placement in the Outback upon finishing training. 
✔ Orientation Support – Help with Australian admin tasks such as bank account setup, tax file number, SIM card, and workplace onboarding. 
✔ Accommodation Assistance – Accommodation arranged for your training period and onward support in finding farm housing near your placement. 
✔ On-ground Support – Ongoing contact with programme staff throughout your placement to help with issues, questions or job transitions. 
✔ CV & Career Support – Advice on building your CV from this experience and coaching for future job moves (including pathways to city work or further farm roles).

Job Perks

• Earn a wage while living and working in rural Australia
• Build practical farm skills that are globally transferable
• Work toward regional work requirements for a second Working Holiday visa
• Experience true Outback life, landscapes and Aussie culture
• Connect with international travellers and local farm teams

Who This Role Is For

• Outdoor enthusiasts and adventure travellers
• People aged 18–35 holding or eligible for a Working Holiday Visa
• Individuals open to hard work and living in rural communities
• Candidates ready to gain real technical and life skills in agriculture

How to Apply

If you’re ready to train and work on Australian farms, earn money, and explore one of the world’s most unique environments, click Apply on SeasonWorkers.com and secure your placement today!