Migrant Resources Centre of SA

I had a very positive experience with Australian Migrant Resource Centre. Their team is professional, supportive, and genuinely committed to helping migrants settle and succeed in Australia. A special thank you to Florent for the guidance and assistance throughout the process. Florent was patient, knowledgeable, and always willing to explain things clearly, which made everything much less stressful. I highly recommend their services to anyone needing support with settlement, employment, or community connections.

I’m very grateful to the Australian Migrant Resource Centre for the support they gave me during my job search. They helped me improve my CV and resume and shared very practical advice for interviews, including how to answer questions confidently. A special thank you to Florent Campagne, who gave extremely helpful guidance about understanding workplace rights, negotiating offers, and knowing when a salary might be below market value. Thanks to the advice and preparation I received, I was able to secure a contract job, which I’m very grateful for. The support and knowledge they shared really helped me navigate the Australian job market with more confidence. I highly recommend AMRC to anyone looking for career support, especially migrants starting their journey in Australia.

I visited AMRC today as a newly arrived skilled migrant in Australia, and had the pleasure of meeting Florent Campagne. He is incredibly down‑to‑earth and provides exceptional support through the Connect, Thrive, and Contribute (CTC) Skilled Migrants Support Program. His professionalism, respect, and dedication are evident in the way he guides newcomers through resettlement processes and helps them quickly integrate into the local community. He has already made a meaningful impact, offering compassionate assistance despite the short timeframe and challenging circumstances. I highly recommend him and AMRC for comprehensive support services for new migrants

Relocating to a new city is never easy, but the Australian Migrant Resource Centre (AMRC) made my transition to Adelaide incredibly smooth and successful. I had the privilege of participating in their Connect, Thrive, and Contribute (CTC) Skilled Migrant Support Program, and I cannot recommend it highly enough for any professional looking to find their footing in Australia. Comprehensive Career Support The program is meticulously designed to bridge the gap between international experience and the local job market. They provided me with practical, high-impact support in several key areas: Resume Tailoring: They helped me transform my CV to meet Australian industry standards, ensuring my skills were highlighted effectively. LinkedIn Optimization: I received expert advice on fixing my profile to attract the right recruiters and build a professional brand. Interview Preparation: From strategy sessions to realistic mock interviews, they gave me the confidence to articulate my value to potential employers. A Personal Touch What truly sets the AMRC apart is the people. I want to extend a massive thank-you to the team for their dedication: Henry Sukhinin: For his strategic guidance and unwavering support. Anna Amirkhanyan: For her insight and help in navigating the nuances of the local market. Ackim Juma: For his encouragement and practical expertise throughout the journey. The CTC program didn't just help me find a career path; it helped me feel like a valued member of the Adelaide community. If you are a skilled migrant looking to thrive, this is the place to start.

I went to Australian Migration Resource Services seeking help, but was met with extreme racism and disrespect from an employee named Valentine. He insulted me and told me to do things on my own if I knew English. Despite complaining to their manager, I received no apology and was only told that Valentine would receive more training. It's appalling that a supposedly helpful organization would treat clients in such a discriminatory manner. Stay away from this place if you value respect and professionalism. This place is full of racist toxic people who have no respect for humanity

A friendly organisation with staff who are respectful and professional. Some of the previous negative reviews don’t take into consideration that AMRC have a lot of volunteers who take the time to learn how to assist everyone and help out of the goodness of their heart, so it’s worth understanding that. Everyone has to start somewhere - given the current situation with the global pandemic, many people are struggling with needing help and immigration, visa’s support etc, so to receive any help is well appreciated.

I am glad to receive the services and support from a numerous of AMRC staff. Their deep compassion and professionalism in supporting me and my family to access the services is much appreciated. Going above and beyond to assist and having enormous patience to explain how the system and process work, have helped us as new migrants to understand the services available here. Very appreciative to the staff members and management for their great effort and I highly recommended their services to all the new arrivals.

I highly recommend this organisation to anyone looking for NDIS support. The staff were very friendly and helped me through the whole NDIS application process. They explained everything clearly and were always happy to answer my questions. What I really appreciate is that they can arrange interpreters, so there are no language barriers for people who speak different languages.