What are the employment opportunities for Indian journalists in Singapore or Hong Kong?
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In Singapore it is a multi racial society so a person's race does not matter. We operate on democracy xD you can try out for jobs at the straits times, the new paper, or today which are some of singapore's leading newspapers. alternatively you could work with a magazine, or work from home writing articles [freelance].\n\ni would advise you to go on to yahoo and search for jobs. yahoo has a wide directory of job listings in every country.\n\n(: hope that helped.
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Try this global recruitment company
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If you are a Singaporean, then you just ask.  There are only so many banks, investment banks, financial credit houses in Singapore (all of which are registered at the Monetary Authority of Singapore with a phone number on the website).  Just call the usual suspects... DBS, UOB, OUB, OCBC, Kim Eng, GK Goh, Philips, SIAS, CLSA, UBS, Merrill, Nomura, HSBC, Deutsche, DMG, Credit Suisse, Goldman, Maquarie et cetera. \n\nIf you are not a Singaporean (or have PR status), your chances of an intership are close to zero.  First, Trying to get a work visa for someone to work for a short period of time is difficult and you would have to prove that you offer something that no other Singaporean can.  Secondly, internships are golden and unless you have the connections... your chances are low. I only know one guy who beat the odds and he was an Indian guy studying in Singapore who got #1 grades at Uni and was smarter than anybody I know.  \n\nYou never know though... sometimes good things happen when you ask nicely.  Good luck.
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you could start with the local companies, or you could try the websites of the multinational companies for job opportunities, good luck
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If you're referring to Australian Job agencies, try the following
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English and journalism.\n\nAs an editor you would be responsible for the content of the magazine so you are going to need to be very proficient in English.
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Check this site out:\n\nhttp://www.singapore.embassy.gov.au/
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You'd have to be a GLOBAL PROJECT MANAGER or SOFTWARE-VENTURE CAPITALIST. To get an equitable position I would suggest taking classes in Cross-Cultural Communications; International Business Law; Project Management (you can do these online - inexpensive and easy). If you know an additional languages it would help. Languages that will be of advantage would be Mandarin (for China); Hindi (for India - though most Indian's are versatile in english). \n\nIf you can try this strategy. Plan a trip to Singapore via India. Print a business card a Global Business Consultant and try to network with people you know who have contact in Singapore and India. Tell them that you are lookig at the possibility of venturing into your own business. They'd be happy to help. On your stop over in India connect with Indian software developers - get to know them; talk about their business model, offer them any genuine help you can. In Singapore there are meet with the same genre of people and do some networking. Now please understand, all you are doing is 'Working yourself' and 'networking'.\n\nOnce you have visited them, you can put it on your resume that you were a STRATEGIC CONSULTANT or GLOBAL BUSINESS ADVISOR to these organizations. Happy job Hunting - Big Risks Bring Big Rewards!!\n\nLet me know how it goes. All the best. (In fact I should be doing this!)
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There are 2 world-renown universities in Singapore:\n\n1) National University of Singapore (NUS)\n\n2) Nanyang Technological University (NTU)\n\nYes, there are many good opportunities to study and work in Singapore. In fact, 1 in 4 people in Singapore are from overseas. It depends on whether you have family commitments and whether you are older. If no, then Singapore is the land of opportunity and 5 years of bond is not a problem. Good luck.
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well there are lots of opportunities in Singapore.  you can email me if you are keen and serious about starting one.
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You can find them in India but where? Here are some sites that will help you:\nhttp://Naukri.com/\nhttp://www.jobsahead.com/\nhttp://www.timesjobs.com/\n\nYou can also put ads in Times Of India Ascent which is read by almost every IT professional in india\nhttp://www.timesjobs.com/timesJobWebApp/tj/common/ascent.jsp
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http://www.interviewat.com\nlists a variety of companies doing business overseas
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try to go to singapore and ask for some money.
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There are journalism opportunities all over the place! First of all, start close to home. Contact your local newspaper's editor and talk with them about doing a non-paid internship. This worked for me, and I was writing articles within a week! Not to mention, after your internship sometimes they offer you a job. I would contact all of the papers or magazines in your area and see if they would be interested.\n\nAlso, you could try this with tv stations.\n\nAs for places online to submit articles, first you have to have a topic. Then, do a search online for magazines or web sites that focus on the topic. Then, contact them!\n\nI think because journalism requires so much self-motivation and planning that they look for someone who can get their act together and present options to them.\n\nAnother thing is to find a mentor. I asked a couple of people who were in the biz if I could take them out to lunch and ask them questions. (Who doesn't want a free lunch???) Then ask them all about their job, what they like, what they wish they did differently, how to get a job, etc.\n\nGood luck!
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Discrimination and the fear from the majority that smart Indians if given a chance might take over all important posts. Malaysia, Indonesia or even Singapore is not a place for smart Indians to work, live or Invest, they should move towards Europe or West.
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Hong Kong or Tokyo or Dubai.
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Singapore?  Maybe you should try http://rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=Ao.ITDSDl5NSGGfqfWWCO1wazKIX/SIG=111qtb3fm/**http%3a//sg.answers.yahoo.com/