Webinar: From Asia to Aus: A QS Journey Down Under

Please note: The webinar link will be sent to all attendees the day prior to the event

Thinking about making the move from Asia to Australia as a Quantity Surveyor? You’re not alone—and you’re in for a great yarn.

Join us for this laid-back fireside chat where three QS who’ve made the leap from Asia to Australia share what it’s really like to work, live, and build a career Down Under. We’re not diving deep into technical stuff—this one’s all about real stories, honest reflections, and the ups and downs of starting fresh in a new country.

From getting the paperwork sorted and finding your first job, to figuring out the Aussie work culture and dealing with homesickness—our panellists have been through it all. They'll share what helped them, what caught them off guard, and what they wish they knew before hopping on that plane.

Whether you're already packing your bags or just curious about what the QS life is like on this side of the world, this session is for you. Come along for the stories, stay for the laughs—and walk away with a few handy tips too.

About the speaker:

Glenn Crisp

Glenn Crisp, Principal at Crisp Law, brings extensive expertise in project assessment, negotiation, and delivery across Australia. With a wealth of experience ranging from pioneering 'design, construct and finance' initiatives in New South Wales, to managing multifaceted facilities agreements in North Queensland, as well as overseeing remote mine civil projects in Western Australia and defence bases in the Northern Territory, Glenn excels in navigating complex contracts.

About the webinar:

Time: 12:00pm - 1:00pm (Singapore Time)
Cost: $38 (incl. GST) AIQS Members // $50 (incl. GST) Non-Members
CPD: 1 point

Register below for the live session or CLICK HERE to register for the recording.

Disclaimer: The information presented in this webinar is accurate to the best of the speaker’s knowledge at the time of recording. AIQS does not independently verify the content and accepts no responsibility for any errors, omissions, or changes that may occur after publication. Viewers are encouraged to exercise their own judgement and seek professional advice where appropriate.