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As long as you can get a working visa, and learn enough English to work, it's really, really easy to get a job as a mining engineer here!
There are heaps of places that teach English in Perth, and lots of foreigners come to learn (though most of them are from Japan or Western Europe). Some places are very expensive, some aren't, you will have to shop around :-)
http://www.google.com/search?q=english+classes+perth
Perth does have a reputation for not being as exciting as the bigger cities on the east coast of Australia, and parts of the city centre can sometimes feel a bit short of life. But that's been changing with the economic times being as good as they are, and there's heaps of nightlife if you know where to look. A few links:
www.enjoyperth.net
www.theguide.net.au
www.xpressmag.com.au
Also, you might like to check the other thread:
http://www.city-data.com/forum/world/75035-perth-australia.html
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About Perth
i want to come perth because i'm a mining engineer (actually 2 months later 
) and i want to work mining sector.. anyway i want to ask how is perth city life? i curiosity that.. and have you any suggestion for english course? thank you so much for answer 
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