I live and study in Milan but am American and go to high school here and am looking for some basic work experience that might put a little money in my pocket...can anyone give me any pointers.
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Abroad?  Where?  There or here (in the USA)?  \nIf you are "there" and want to work "here", ask the embassy.
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What kind of foreigner are you? What country and what kind of school are you interested in?. I've lived in Los Angeles all my life and I could help you if you were more specific...
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Don't know about Jersey, but there are MANY jobs in NY State.  Schools are hiring NOW.  Don't wait until you get your degree.  April is normally when schools here have their budgets in place and teachers know what they're going to do next year (leave, stay, retire, sabbatical). The best jobs will be available over the next couple of months.  From past experience, the ones that open up in August are not always in the best districts.  Go to your college's placement office, check the Sunday newspapers, and have your resume ready to go.  My job is being excessed in June, and I've already applied to MANY schools.  If you are teaching in a shortage area (math, science, languages, special ed.), you will have your pick of jobs.
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i don't know about Europe but there  no place in the us you can go for free.  Unless you have a high GRE score and GPA and if the school is actively looking for graduate students you may get a full scholarship.  Many schools in the us offer a graduate assistant ship you work so many hours  usually like 20 get a small stipend and you get to go to so many credit hours for free.  Other schools have TA or teaching assistant ships and depending on your undergrad major and your experience you can teach a freshman level class and get the same benefits of free classes and some money.  But as the expressions goes there is no free lunch you have to give them something to get your free classes
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You can look up workopolis for jobs. The economy is pretty good. The system is good for english schools, not so much for french ones (depending where in Ottawa you wish to live). Post-education is about 5000$ a year, but if they qualify they can easily get help. I know they won't need this info for about 7 or 8 years, but just a heads up. I live in the east end, which is good, you can easily have access to different kinds of services. Hope this somewhat helps!
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a previous writer was right - cheap and in expensive are oxymoron's- you need to add more info- where will you be working? will you be driving < using public transportation ?will you need to get to a mosque, synagogue, or a church on regular basis  ? things to consider. \nBrooklyn like all  New York boroughs is a collection of small-for new york-ethnic towns with all the positives and negatives that brings. Me I' d live in Bay Ridge
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You can contact work abroad agencies and see what kinds of jobs they offer in Rome. Here is a directory of study abroad and work abroad agencies: http://www.macquil.com/abroad.php
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Bonjour, Guten tag, Goede morgen.....\n\nI am working overseas and have been for many years.\nIf you want to work internationally,\nThere are 4 things you need to get a job overseas \n\n1. A highly demanded skill that cannot easily be found locally.\n2. Contacts both personal and professional\n3. Organization and willpower to deal with the incredible amount of paperwork required to work and live overseas.\n4. Ability to adapt to other cultures.\n\nThere is a famous saying that I think applies here. \nBegin with the end in mind. \nI recommend finding what jobs are in demand and try to figure out if they will be in the future try http://www.jobserve.com/\n\nIf you are interested in teaching there are heaps of jobs available\nhttp://www.cie.uci.edu/iop/teaching.html \n\nFind companies that are expanding overseas, find out where they are going and what skills they are looking for. If you find one you like- Do an internship with that company\nIf you know which country you want to go to see if they have an local American chamber of commerce if so contact them.\n\nCertainly studying overseas is a good option to make contacts and learn social and language skills.  If I had children I would encourage them to take Chinese. \n\nYou can travel and stay in youth hostels quite cheaply. Great way to meet people and explore the world. You can buy a round the world ticket for $1500 or less. \n\ngood luck, the possibilities are great.
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Check with your high school's guidance counselor's office. when I was in school, our school received phone calls from local businesses looking for cashiers, inventory clerks, office people, and other employees. Those employers were sensitive to the available hours that the students could work. The money wasn't great but the experience in business sure was. You have NOTHING to lose by asking about it. If that doesn't work out, look into your own business. Why not make 100% profits after taxes and expenses???
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Take advantage of this special time in your life. NY is a fantastic place to live and/or work. Get some good guide books to the city and make a list of places that you want to see and visit. Life has interesting ways of working and you never know what life will bring you next and if you'll have an opportunity to do some of the things you're interested in doing (because of health changes, lifestyle changes or any other changes). Definitely go to the Empire State Building just before sunset and watch the sunset from there. Experience and enjoy the different restaurants. Try to get your hands on a copy of the magazine, "Time Out"- the NY edition. It often lists interesting places to eat, interesting bars/clubs (depending on your age), concerts and different things that are going on. Also, if you are from outside the US , try to make American friends. You will always have the opportunity to interact with people from your country back in your country. Here is an opportunity to get to know people and they way they live elsewhere. Try to visit different neighborhoods in NYC. Sometimes people familiarize themselves with where they work and/or live and do not venture too much to other areas. Try to make it a point when you can to explore new areas. That way, if you really like something you can always go back. Take advantage of the museums, shows, lectures, restaurants, concerts. Also, when are you going to be there? If you are going to be there in the summer try to find out about different concerts going on in Central Park. Overall, have a wonderful time and do what you feel like doing all the time. Have a blast and enjoy!
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you can derive citizenship from an immediate family member if they were born there  but very hard and tedious paper work, as for jobs there aren't any you can try to beat all the illegal from the former eastern block  and Mideastern arriving daily that work under the table  for peanuts, trust me there are no jobs there i have 4 nephews all university graduates  and they are jobless are you fluent in Italian??? shouldyou find a job its pay are very low  med pay is about 800 euros per month
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No problem. If its the equivalent to a university degree. You may not find the job you are looking for though, but just for travel and summer job somewhere, not a problem. My friend came from Greece with no qualifications and ended up working in the Hilton Hotel.
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I’m sorry but there “aint” too many options for an English speaking student.\n\nIf you don’t speak Italian, you will have to study at one of the few private universities in Italy.  Bocconi in Milan only offers business classes.  However, many American universities have campuses in Italy where classes are held for credit in American universities.\n\nIf you just want to study Italian, there are two Italian universities where the language is taught.  Those two universities are in Perugia and Siena.
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I recommend a Dell Laptop (their tech support is cool! and they have a HUGE student discount). I would recommend that you volunteer for a community service organization for 20 hours a week, like Boys & Girls Club or Adult Literacy Campaign, instead of getting a job. If you need a job, apply in retail (NOT FAST FOOD!) As for a car, I recommend Saturn vehicles. They're the safest on the road, very affordable, and have nice stereos in them. For a sport I recommend martial arts or gymnastics (even for a guy!). Competition is very heavy in most sports, so pick one that you can actually get something out of! As for cellular service, I use Sprint and I love it.
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wow! That's terrific. I will add what I know, but I'm sure others will have more info for you.\n\nFirst, your program coordinator is going to have the practical info for you. S/He will be able to tell you about visas, passports, insurance, lodging, and the like. As to groceries, I would suggest an intensive internet search of the area(s) you'll be in. My daughter is going to Europe for 13 days next summer and we started with just googling the cities she'll be in. We also googled some of the cultural aspects, things like local slang and local food. Next we hit the city library for background on the cities. \n\nItaly is a unique place, and not always a comfortable place for American women. I would talk specifically to American women who have visited and/or lived in Italy. Your college is a great place to find those, and also the internet.\n\nI would suggest, just as a practical piece of advice, get a solid grasp on the local lingo and the money. Those two things will take a lot of time to master and you could use that time better there than figuring all that out. So master those things while you're still here.\n\nGood luck and I hope you have a terrific year!
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I have some friends moving there and she's been looking for a job.  There is supposedly a very large job market there.  Not only many jobs available, but many good jobs.\n\nIt's a great place for someone on the east coast looking for decent pay and willing to relocate!
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You are smart to think about this now. Go back to St. John's financial aid office and see if you can get a student job either with the school or in the city while you attend. There are a lot of jobs in NYC so you should be able to get one or two and work partime during the school year and full time in the summer. Also check into VISTA or the National Guard. These programs will help you through school. Good luck.