Positions Vacant.

The Tanunda Town Band – the oldest band in the Southern Hemisphere – is on a recruitment drive to fill several player vacancies within the band. It’s a recruitment drive with a difference and the band seeks to highlight some of the lifestyle advantages of the beautiful Barossa Valley in South Australia.

Are you tired of the hustle and bustle of where you live at the moment?  Always had a hankering to move somewhere where lifestyle gets a real focus? Want us to assist in addressing some of the migration issues? Don’t want to give up that devotion to the brass band challenge in a competitive band?

We think that the Tanunda Town Band addresses all of these questions.

Arguably one of the better known ‘Valleys’ in the world, the Barossa Valley is famous for its wine and culture.  Metropolitan Adelaide – with a population of over 1 Million – is on your doorstep.

Skilled migration opportunities exist in (South Australia), or why not apply for a working holiday visa?

Working in conjunction with local business and government representatives, the band has identified several vacancies for skilled and business migration in the Barossa Valley. At the moment vacancies in the Barossa exist for:

Nurses, Qualified Bakers, Electricians, Electrical engineers, Plumbers and Motor Mechanics.  For details on these vacancies and others. In addition to skilled and business migration, the band is also keen to hear from players who qualify for a working holiday visa.

Generally, these will be people between the ages of 18 and 30. People from countries who can apply for a ‘working holiday’ visa are: United Kingdom, Canada, The Netherlands, Japan, Republic of Ireland, Republic of Korea, Malta, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) of the Peoples’ Republic of China, Finland, The Republic of Cyprus, France, Italy, Belgium, Estonia and Taiwan

For more information on immigration qualifications and general enquiries, please visit:

www.immi.gov.au

The Tanunda Town Band has come along way. Still true to the ‘Town Band’ philosophy that communities sought from their bands in the last century, the band has emerged after 150 years of existence as a modern vibrant ‘A’ Grade band that still entertains the local community and competes both on the State and National stage.

Lifestyle is important to us. It’s all about striking that important balance about being a competitive band and enjoying the ‘Great Outdoors’. Here’s an example of how Tanunda Town Band approached a ‘marching rehearsal with a difference’ Pictured is the band on the white sands of Port Victoria at nearby Yorke Peninsula. 

So, if you want to soak up everything from sunshine, beaches, wine, atmosphere – and throw into the mix some competitive banding – then please drop us a line! secretary@tanundatownband.com

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