how can i find a job in finland?
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Look in a local newpaper there. Check out the Classifieds section first though. I dont know what that would be called though... but it sounds freezing! Dress Warm Nixs
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Sweden Finland Russia
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You should watch the page of monster or hotjobs con the classified in CAnada.\n\nTry this.\nhttp://www.hotjobs.ca   or   http://www.monster.ca\n\nI hope it helps.
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It's a fairly complicated procedure, but this site explains all the different ways:\n\nhttp://www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/index.html\n\nProbably the "best" way is to see if you can get a company to offer you a job before you get there.
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It might be worth putting a the rough area of the country you are in so that you're not wasting each others time.  (Are you in UK?)  \n\nTry looking local to your area, put adds up in creches/nurseries/free ads papers.  Do you know anyone who has an Au Pair, they might have contacts that can help you.\n\nThere's always google; search for childminders association and national, etc, etc.\n\nThere are quite a few lads and lasses in UK from Finland looking for employment, really nice people, reliable, trustworthy and hardworking.\n\nI think there are a couple of Dutch lasses looking for work around here at the moment, I shall point them towards this question if they are looking for work.\n\nGood Luck!\n\nF76
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Its not an easy question to answer without knowing anything about you, what your qualifications are, where you currently live or what specific area of employment you are looking at. In general terms there is a very good New Zealand job vacancy site called: www.seek.co.nz. The last time I looked they had around 15,000 jobs on offer around NZ. Other than that you should look at the NZ immigration site: www.immigration.govt.nz. This site gives you an opportunity to assess whether you would be eligible to enter NZ on a work permit or as a resident. Even if you found a job here, you would still need to pass the standards set by the immigration department.
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Try your local employment office.
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You may have to settle for a job in a good company and work your way up. First find an area of the country you want to live in then research the companies there. Call the Human Resource Departments and ask them what is available and how to apply. Good luck.
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www.seek.co.nz\nwww.jobs.govt.nz\nwww.job.co.nz
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Do you know anyone there who could help you out? Finding a job in Italy is very different than what you've experienced in the US. You need to know someone who is hiring or you need to have a big social network of people who can recommend you and pass your CV around. I would suggest contacting a work abroad agency that can place you in a temporary job. Check out this site: http://www.macquil.com for a list of agencies.
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If youintend to work there the first thing you will need is a work permit. So you need to find an employer with a shortage of staff they can source in the US. If you have a specialist skill you are more likley to find an employer. Start with websites on employment.
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Of course, none of the sites in the answer you just got are any use in Sweden.\n\nAssuming you have a residence permit (either temporary or permanent) you probably have a work permit.  Also you have will need to have your foreign qualifications recognised by the Swedish authorities, and speak good enough swedish to get a job.\n\nThere's a table of entry salaries here, looks like you could expect to earn around 200k SEK a year:\nhttp://www.sjuksköterska.se/Ingaangsloener.htm
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Contact the local office of the United States Embassy in Norway. They will advise you one the legalities. Then search the major international job websites, get copies of the major Sunday newspapers job classified sections, search for potential employers.  Be prepared to be able to tell them how to be able to handle the legalities of hiring you, unless you go to a very major employer who is regularly in the practice of hiring international employees.  Many others will simply not hire you due to their own lack of information. \n\nDo not try to skip any of the legal steps, especially now.  The current anti-illegal sentiment could cause you significant inconvenience at best.
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Go into your local branch of Iceland supermarkets and ask for an application form. Complete this and send to head office and they will be sure to offer you a wonderful career as a shelf stacker or maybe a check out chick.
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Actually, strictly speaking Finland is not a Scandinavian country, so Oslo (the capital of Norway) is the only correct answer.
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What kind of job are you looking for and in which European country? There are many countries here, as you probably know. You need to be more specific it you want someone to be able to answer your question. \nIt shouldn't be too hard to get a job here, but that depends on what kind of job you want, as I said.
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Go on to monster.com and search for jobs abroad, then send out your CV. Once you've been accepted go to the Canadian Embassy with your letter of approval and get a visa and work permit and you're on your way.\n\nPlease rate methe best, I'm not very happy!!!