Our Partners
A network of host businesses across Australia, able to arrange positions for visa 407 candidates in Aged Care, Child Care and Hospitality.
Visa 407 is the training stream of the Australia path: you go to Australia to learn a trade and do supervised, real work at a host business, not to study in the traditional sense. The focus is Aged Care, Child Care and Hospitality, delivered together with our partner Australian Internships.
Official Sponsor
SBB is the exclusive representative in Vietnam of Australian Internships, one of Australia's leading training and internship host organisations.
My Linh did not want to stop at classroom theory. She looked for a real Australian business environment to sharpen practical skills, even as Melbourne entered lockdown.
With interview coaching and close mentoring, she received a full-time job offer right after her internship, confident in analysis, project management and presentation. “Your effort will surely be rewarded.”
Khanh looked for a truly multicultural experience: honing his craft in a professional kitchen and improving his English right in an international work environment.
Khanh grew strong in kitchen skills, time management and coordinating a multinational team, with clear progress in English. “The work environment is very professional, friendly and always ready to help.”
Victoria did not want marketing to stay on the page. She looked for an international arena to face the real thing and prove herself.
Completing a marketing internship in Australia, she built hands-on experience and produced her own content (videos/reels) telling her journey, the foundation for a long-term career path.
The industry areas Australian Internships is currently hosting across Australia. Actual spots depend on the field and the host partner's hiring timing.
Motivated students and recent graduates ready for real-world experience in the field they are pursuing.
Motivated candidates pursuing a career in hospitality and ready for real international experience.
Motivated students and recent graduates ready for real-world experience in the field they are pursuing.
Motivated students and recent graduates ready for a professional challenge and real rewards.
Motivated students and recent graduates who want to gain international experience remotely.
To qualify for the Early Childhood Education internship program, you need to meet the following requirements.
To qualify for the Aged & Disability Care internship program, you need to meet the following requirements.
Four clear steps from the first conversation to the day you set foot in Australia, transparent from the start.
An honest conversation with SBB to see whether your profile is truly a fit for the Australia path via visa 407. If it is not a fit, SBB will tell you straight.
Build a global mindset, professional conduct and language skills before entering the review and placement process.
Your profile is worked on together with our partner Australian Internships to find a host position that fits the field you are targeting.
Complete the sponsorship paperwork, apply for visa 407 and get ready to head to Australia to begin your real work journey.
On costs: SBB does not hand out a generic price list. The actual cost depends on the field, the duration and the position in Australia, and it will be laid out clearly and in detail from the very first conversation.
Visa 407 is Australia's Training visa, which lets you go to Australia to learn a trade and build real skills at an Australian business in the field you are pursuing.
SBB handles the whole journey: skills assessment, foundation and language preparation, placement through our partner Australian Internships, then completing the sponsorship and visa paperwork for you.
It suits students, recent graduates or people already working who are targeting one of the fields our partner is currently hosting.
Basic requirements: 18 or older, a study background or experience in the right field, and English good enough for the job. Each field has its own requirements; click each card in the What You'll Do section for the details.
Yes, if you start early. Most fields require good to strong English (equivalent to IELTS 5.5), while Early Childhood and Aged Care need IELTS 6.0.
The SBB path builds applied English in parallel with preparing your profile, practising hard until you are confident enough before going to Australia.
Our partner Australian Internships hosts many areas across Australia: Professional, Hospitality, STEM, Stipend, Virtual, Early Childhood Education and Aged & Disability Care.
Specific spots depend on the field and hiring timing. You can see each area's requirements and duration in the What You'll Do section.
The journey follows clear steps, not sign up and wait:
The timeline depends on each person's starting point. You will get a roadmap with specific milestones during your consultation.
It depends on the field. Areas like Hospitality, Early Childhood and Aged Care are paid positions; Stipend comes with a monthly allowance; while Professional, STEM and Virtual are usually unpaid positions.
The exact rate depends on the position and the host business. What matters most is that you learn a real trade and build international experience.
The cost depends on the field, the duration and the position in Australia, so instead of a generic number, SBB breaks down each item transparently right in the consultation.
The program is split into stages with flexible support options, so families do not have to shoulder the entire cost right at the start.
Yes. SBB is the exclusive representative in Vietnam of Australian Internships, one of Australia's leading training and internship host organisations.
The partner handles the business placement and visa 407 sponsorship; SBB stays with you throughout the preparation and visa application.
No. Visa 407 is designed for learning a trade and building real skills, with a clear training plan at the host business.
That is why SBB prepares your profile and field direction carefully from the start, so you go on the right stream and truly learn a trade.
SBB prepares the paperwork and interview carefully to maximise your chances of approval.
Situations like an unfavourable profile or a change of plans all have clear options and policies, discussed transparently from the start so you feel secure about your rights.
