How do I become a relocation specialist?
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Most corporations hire big-time real estate companies.  The franchise I own is currently the #1 relo company in the United States.  Consider joining a company that already has a business relationship with these major industries.
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First of all, there may not be only one way to become a freight forwarder. There may be a formal education curriculum you can take, or you may be able to find a job with a freight forwarder and learn the business. Usually, even if you learn the technical aspects of a career in school, you need to work for an established company to really learn how the business works. \n\nAlso, you don't say what country you're in, and it's possible that each country has different requirements and regulations for freight forwarders. \n\nI've included links in Source(s), below, which may help you. I recommend that you locate the freight forwarders' association or several freight forwarding companies that operate in your country. If the association headquarters or the freight forwarding companies are located near you, see if you can arrange a face-to-face interview. Of course, you should be able to ask your questions over the phone, but sometimes it helps when you're actually at the location.\n\nAlso, freight forwarding is a very broad field. There are lots of different types of career tracks you could follow. Learn what these are and how they fit into your long-term goals. The more specific you can be about why you want to be a freight forwarder and what you expect to achieve, the easier it will be for someone to give you good advice.\n\nYou may have to be persistent. People are busy, so you may have to continue calling until you find people who are willing to take the time to help you.\n\nIf you have recently graduated, contact the career counselors at your school. They may have resources to give you additional direction in accomplishing your goals.
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I would suggest taking some courses or getting a degree in business.  I would at the least, get your real estate license.  The best thing to do would be to work your way up.  You can ask local property companies about interning with  them, or job shadowing.  Ask if they need a receptionist, or an assistant.  Property management requires knowledge of lots of laws and regulations.  You'll need to gain a lot of experience.  Good luck.
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In my career field if I am offered a job with a company, I expect a relocation package, which includes moving expenses like a couple of months rent, a Realtor to sell my house and a Realtor to buy a new house, storage fees, travel fees for house hunting, etc.\n\nI am not sure if that is what you are after.\n\nI am a mining engineer.\n\nNearly any Mining Company would offer incentives to attract engineers.  Especially right now.  Lots of jobs and not enough qualified people to fill them.
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You should first check your newspaper aids, scan the Websites that offer jobs.  However, your best bet is to sign up with a Job agent that will search for a job for you.  They will take a percentage of your first years income but with your education most companies will pay that for you.  You just promise to work there for at least one year!  Most high skilled people go this route.  They will want to know if you want to relocate or stay in the city you are currently in (if you are living in the States now)
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look on their website and get the details from there. it should tell you all the qualifications you need in order to become one. You can also talk to them at job fairs everywhere. the website to look on is http://www.cbp.gov/
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Hi Drew,\n\nIf you have some qualifications and / or skilled work experience you may be able to get a work permit or highly skilled migrant program visa.\n\nIf you send me an email on Jessica.Stooke@Visalogic.net I'll give you some guidance.
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There is a terrific resource called "score" which has a local office. They can guide you. Their staff is mostly volunteer, and they are retired folks who assist people with aspirations like yours, perhaps even aligning you with a previous restaurant owner. Contact me if you need a real estate agent!
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It depends where you come from and where you want to live. Every country makes its own laws about this.\n\n Mostly you can move to a different counrty by either having sufficient funds that you can show (in a bank account) to your designated country-which in turn reassures them that you are not moving there to live of their social welfare funding.\n\nOr you have to be employed by someone in that country who is then supposed to go through a bunch of paperwork in which they state that you are indeed their employee and the salary you are going to receive and how long your contract is for.
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You have to remember that USA allows only specialist employments to be offered to non-residents. \n\nFirst you need to search the job portals with job postings for your kind of qualification. Then you need to find those jobs where the employer has offered the job to H1B VISA holders or ready to sponsor a candidate on H1B Visa.\n\nAnother route is to find out any placement consultant who specializes in H1B placements in your area of proficiency. He will guide you through the whole thing.\n\nREMEMBER: YOU NEED NOT PAY A SINGLE CENT in this whole process as per the rule the company has to bear all expenditure. So dont be gullible and pay-up to the consultant as he might fleece you or try to trick you.\n\n.:Fishie:.
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It will depend on what you are looking to do when you arrive in the UK? The type of job you are looking for? what Work Experience you already have? There are 2 routes available to Degree holders HSMP or Work Permits I recommend you visit this website its informative and they have really good guidance notes www.visaworkpermits.co.uk\n\ngood luck with the migrating
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We have relocated many times: \n\nFirst of all..do you work for a company that can transfer  you to that area? What is the draw there? Family? Friends?\n\nI would take a vacation to the area to make sure you like it first. Research the weather and community to make sure they are amenities you would want. \n\nLook for housing to see how expensive it is...go grocery shopping...all the things you would do if you lived there. \n\nThen look for jobs and see if you are employable in that area. See what the median income range is and make sure that you would be able to afford the cost of living for that area! \n\nMake sure that any family you would be moving with you is on board with the idea! Do you need to look at school districts for your kids? Is your wife ok with the move? Will your partner need to leave their job to acoomodate this move? Will your mom stop talking to you? \n\nAFter you do your research...then..try to get a job first. \n\nAFter you have a job..you can always live in a motel for a month or so while you look for an apartment or house or you can look online especially if you did your research while you were there. \n\nmove your stuff, sell your home where ever you are now with a trusted agent...and enjoy your new life!!\n\nNow, if your company offers a transfer..that is different! The company may have a relocation service available to them and you will already have a job..but make sure that you can afford the cost of living on your salary!
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Start with a HNC building studies course - 2 years part time from your local college - this will qualify you to be a technician or equivalent within the building industry. You can work your way up gradually from there, doing part time courses, but with the benefit of being employed at the same time. Otherwise its a fulltime/partime degree in surveying if thats your interest - followed by the exams for RICS (royal institute chartered surveyors) to become a chartered surveyor - that should take you no longer than 4 or 5 years full time.
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There are employers who offer a relocation allocation if the person moves, but it is not always the case with every single job. However, in some circumstances, the federal government offers a tax credit in some circumstances of a move for a job, but you have to check with your accountant with it. Unfortunately, unless your friend gets specific about the one for college other than telling you there is one out there, I do not know of any.
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Try www.headwaycorp.com they are a placement service but the staff professional placement and direct hires which is nice.
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See all about a career in geography at\nthe Association of American Geographers\nhttp://www.aag.org/Careers/Intro.html
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Everything you need is on this form:\n\nhttp://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/E/pbg/tf/t1-m/t1-m-05e.pdf\n\nThat is the Canada Revenue Agency form for claiming the moving expenses. Make sure that you qualify for the expenses (move must be more than 40 km closer to your new job or educational institution).\n\nNote that these expenses can only be claimed against earned income at the new job/school. So if the move were to a school, you would have to have a scholarship or job there to qualify.