being a bilingual, how do i find ajob in south africa?
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Search for employment agencies on the internet in South Africa, send them your CV & take it from there.\nCOntact companies in SOuth Africa & send your CV to their H.R departments.\ngoto www.iol.co.za one one of the pages/screens is a jobs/employment link.\nusea a south Frican search engine like \nwww.funnel.co.za or www.ananzi.co.za or www.mweb.co.za & do an employment search or employment agency search\ngood luck
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Try IT experts in South Africa under www.google.com\nuse any search engine to type that if it doesnt work use any other variation of the words
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go on to the acca website http://www.acca.co.uk/ \nthere are some african countries that recognise it but there are lots of different link on the website  like the one below
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Sorry i am from South Africa.
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Try here:\n\nhttp://www.belarus-embassy.info/Embassies_and_Consulates_of_Belarus_in_Africa.html
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Can be hard to find, try to ask in some arabic forum instead... U will get an quiker responce there...
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i am also in SA so you need to go to Home affairs
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same as bebe said, plus ghana and liberia.  English is probably an official language in namibia, botswana, and lesotho also.
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try cuban embassies and good luck
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Hi it's your lucky day. I'm willing to help you I speak Dutch, English and other. how can I be of help. Mail me.\nzapit333@yahoo.com
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There are a few government scholarships for those wanting to study art outside SA via the South African Arts Council in Johannesburg (they are in the same building as the French Foreign Affairs Council).\n\nAlso depending on what university you go to their are exchange programs which work both ways. The SA university will take Brits or Americans, and the Brits or American university will take SA students. This is to promote cultural exchange and you will get university credit for this.\n\nAlso you can as a foreigner apply to American universities (not sure about British rules) and if you are accepted get a visa to come here. It is very hard however for foreign students to get college loans so I don't know if you will have to get one from ABSA or some other SA bank.\n\nThere are some amazing universities in SA for most majors, although according to my husband the art majors are a bit of a joke except at Rhodes & UCT so I can understand if that is the area you are looking to study wanting to come here or England where some of the worlds most distinguished arts programmes are located. I myself am and American Conservatory of Theater alumni.\n\nIf you are looking outside the arts I highly recommend finding an SA university with and exchange programme with another university abroad known for your intended major. I think that is best as there are no bursaries in SA (other than the Arts Counsil one) I know of for study abroad. This way you get the best of both worlds anyways.
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am zambian but dont know,somewhere in zambia?
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Hello,\n\nThere are Spanish speaking individuals everywhere not just in the Southern part of Africa\n\nTake care
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Open this link http://www.southafrica.co.za/about_sa_26.html and scroll down to any of these categories you may need:\nAgriculture\nArts and Culture\nCities of South Africa\nComing to SA\nCommunications\nEconomy\nGeneral Information\nHistory\nI am an African...\nSafety Security & Defence\nThe Good News\nTourism\nTransport
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Do you mean that you were born in South Africa and are now a British citizen?  Or are you a South African citizen trying to get a British passport?\n\nCheck the consulate.
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I apologize on behalf of the patronizing comment from the previous person.  Lets, see.  If you truly have no idea how to  find this person, I would one, try calling the British Embassy   in Pretoria. (27) (12) 421 7800\n\n There is always paysites to find people but I am not sure if that is international, or just offered here in America.  \n\nGood luck.
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Try Zaba Search - I am sure it will help you...