how do I find a job in Dubai?
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better to find a job before you move here.  if you dont have a job you can only have a visitor's visa which is good for 2 months.  google jobs in dubai is probably your best bet.  it shouldn't be too hard.  just be careful because it is somewhat of a monarchy here so they can force you do have certain accreditation that you could only get in dubai.  for example all new doctors as of last week must be certified by "health care city".  but there is lots of growth so it should be fairly easy
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I live in Dubai for last 30 years, The traffic department here is as good as any where in the world if not better.\nYou can be sure that you will be treated with respect and you will get your driving license in no time if you can pass the test.\nPeople in Dubai are very friendly and we expatriate live here very peacefully.
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First: Don't let it get you down.  Don't let anybody get you down.  I know it sounds easy but, it would take 2 years for  me to tell you how much experience I have with this issue.\n\nSecond: Don't waste too much time analyzing your pain.  Rather than investing too much time trying to figure out what went wrong, spend more time figuring out where you need to go.  Then, put all your available energy into going there.\n\nThird: Use your imagination.  Go to Google or Yahoo and search for "Arabic Jobs", "Arabic Employment, New York", or some combination of words you know belong to your beautiful culture.  THINK POSITIVE, my man!  And don't let yourself get tired until it's time for your head to hit the pillow at night.\n\nFourth: Finally, if you have a little extra money, consider hiring a job coach to help you navigate this issue.\n\nHere's wishing you the best of success in your job search.
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go to job ad. websites and do a search for the job and location that you want
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If you able to come to Australia - there is a HUGE tourist industry that employs thousands of hospitality staff right around the country.  Try looking through some employment websites in your country or region - you may also find links to other sites outside your area.  Contact the local tourist information centre and get a listing of all the hotel, motels, bars etc then send them an email with your resume and a cover letter that introduces yourself.
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Try the Saudi Chamber of commerce....
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yeah friend there are lots of vacancies are available .u can got to www.naukri.com and in search u put cook and in location u put uae.\nmore job site is \nwww.monster.com\nwww.worldwideworkers.com\nwww.timesjob.com\nwww.jobsahead.com
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Employment in the United Arab Emirates has differences from employment elsewhere. Firstly we will discuss salary or money payment. There is no such thing as minimum wage, and because of this, there are people working 8 to 12 hours a day for Dhs. 30 (US$ 8), but this is normally for unskilled labourers. Skilled individuals normally have fixed timings of work and a fixed salary, which is paid around the begin of each completed month. A regular individual will normally make between Dhs. 2,000 (US$ 548) and Dhs. 4,000 (US$ 1,096) per month. You won't find jobs that pay per hour or companies that will pay wages at the end of each week.\n\nSecondly we will talk about work timings. For many people, work is life. That this means is that for many people working from 8am to 1pm and again from 4pm to 8pm, there is not much time to do other things. Many people driving to work spend 2 to 4 hours in traffic getting to and from work. And at the end of it all, the whole day is spend either going to work, at work, or coming from work, which leaves very little time for anything else but eating, and sleeping. So if you get a chance to work a straight shift, that is the best way to go.\n\nThirdly we will discuss nationality and appearance. In the UAE, where you come from also affects the salary you get. For example, there was an American working the exact same job as an Indian and the American received Dhs. 3,000 (US$ 822) while the Indian received Dhs. 1,500 (US $411). The nationality and appearance factor will normally start from your resume, as many companies require you to send a picture with your resume. After that when you come down for a interview, many people, though highly qualified, don't get the job because of their looks. I know this is discrimination, but it happens in the UAE.\n\nFourthly we will talk about availability of jobs for expats. The United Arab Emirates has started implementing emiratisation, which is pushing to have more graduated UAE nationals, or Emiratees, working not only in the government sector, but now also in the private sector. The major categories of the private sector getting affected by emiratisation are banks, and educational institutions. And as this continues more and more expats will be replaced with UAE nationals, who will most likely receive higher salaries. A recent newspaper article entitled 'UAE urged to pressure private firms' was released by Gulf News, which basically states that the government should take steps to force firms in the private sector to employ more UAE nationals in order to reduce Emiratee unemployment. And though the government wishes to have them work in the public sector, Nationals shun private sector due to poor financial benefits and heavy workload (Gulf News).\n\nNow we will discuss the issue of immigration to the United Arab Emirates by expats. Foreign workers in the UAE are not immigrants, but are temporary workers who come to the cuontry with the intention of leaving once their contract ends. (Gulf News) As foreign expats can rarely obtain UAE citizenship or passport \n\nHere I would like to give you a few words of advice to those wishing to come and work in the UAE, if you don't have a degree, it will be difficult for you to get a job of even Dhs. 2,000 (US$ 548) a month. If you are a single person, this will be sufficient, but if you are planning to bring your family with you, then it will be insufficient as you wouldn't be able to sponsor your family with residence visas.\n\nEssential UAE Employment Information\nBelow are important points that you should remember after getting employed by a company in the United Arab Emirates.\n\n1. After getting employed, you will need to transfer your visa to the company you are work for (This rule is not applicable for women under sponsorship by their husband or father). If you have a visit visa, you will need to leave the country and then come back in, in order to transfer to a work visa (but due to the airplan
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Hi, Zainab.  You didn't mention your qualification and skills.  However, you refer to the 'international appointments' job columns of the reputed daily newspapers and apply for the posts you feel that you are eligible and suitable,  Better get your C.V. registered in reputed recruiting agencies of gulf countries.  But be cautious in this regard because many have experienced worst treatment and they tell bitter tales.  Good luck!
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you could firstly go to the local job centre in ireland i live in ireland myself and its quite an easy place to get employment
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yes............lots of jobs are available in dubai for interior designers.............many construction work is coming up, u can get a job , even u can start doing with ur own freelancing work.\nall construction companies have thier interior designing departmetn\ntry ur luck and all the best
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Try http://www.g2bay.com/resumes\n\nThis is one interesting Recruiting company.  They split their commission with job seekers 50-50!
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Your best bet would be to try online job searches, like http://www.hotjobs.com or http://www.monster.com or http://www.careerpath.com\n\nYou can search for specific job titles or enter your own search criteria for whatevery city/state you are looking to find employment.
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search on the computer. You can also consider checking on how it works in UAE
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Check the classifieds in www.gulfnews.com or www.khaleejtimes.com\nYou could register with some placement agencies like Nadia, Jobtrack etc
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I noticed that no one has responded to you. Unfortunately, I don't have any specific help to give. \n\nYou don't say why you particularly want to teach math in Dubai. The Middle East is in turmoil and there are many potential problems in trying to re-locate there. \n\nNormally, my recommendation would be to contact a Dubai consulate or government office to find the correct place to ask your question. If you are in the U.S., however, it's possible that contacting a Dubai consulate would make you a target of U.S. government suveillance. Even though Dubai is ostensibly a friend to the U.S., there are officials who express doubts about this relationship.\n\nThere may be many other barriers to your teaching in Dubai. You will need the appropriate visas. There may be local certification tests you are required to pass. You don't say if you speak the language well enough to teach math.\n\nIf these were different times, I would suggest that you do Internet or library research on the Dubai school system, so you know which government or private entities to contact. Contact these people by mail, email, or by phone (if you call on the phone keep the time zone difference in mind) to let them know your interest in teaching math there. Again, however, such contact may make you a target for surveillance.\n\nTo be honest, I'd expect there isn't much need to import math teachers in Dubai, but I could be wrong.
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Try for an intern position or go to your local employment office for some job listings.