moving to spain, would training to become a lorry driver be a good idea to gain employment there?
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Yes, thats what my mate did...plenty of work there at present with new construction etc...
578111
Cool! I am currently in Germany with AFS. They really are a good program, don't let anyone tell you otherwise. I almost went to Spain with AFS, but then I got a scholarship for Germany. I must tell you what AFS told me when I got accepted to Spain. You have to be ready to learn another dialect, which is so differnet from Spanish that it is almost anothe language. Learning Spanish in Spain is way different than learning it as a foreign language or in latin america.\nAs for a french speaking country. Of course there is France, thats a no brainer, and I must say France is beautiful. But if you to go Belgium, Luxembourg, The Neatherlands or parts to Switzerland you also have to chance of ending up learing more than one language, such as dutch, german, italian or even the native languge of luxembourg (in german luxemburgisch sorry I dont know the english name)\nBelgium is also a very interesting country, Luxembourg as well, but very very expensive. \nThere are so many options, and the best part is you cant go wrong!!!! \nIt is an adventure, and it is hard, and wonderful and one of the best things you can do! \nGood luck, and welcome to the club of people who understand foreign exchange!
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Plenty but you are in the wrong section!\n\nTravel agents won't be any help.  You need to look at the online jobs sections in newspapers of the countries you want to work in.\n\nUse your local library and Google to find the information you need.
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Ok do you mean you are first traveling to the UK and then onto Spain? Also are you returning to the UK or China once you leave Spain this is very important as it will depend on the type of visa's you will need for your trip to Europe.\n\nmgi1975
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if their job involves driving, yes.  otherwise, it depends on the province they are in, and the labour law there.
627888
Well Monster.com has a UK section, try there:\n\nhttp://jobsearch.monster.com/jobsearch.asp?q=&sort=rv&vw=b&re=14&brd=1&cy=UK
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One advice if your going to study for the T.E.F.L cert or dip make sure it is recognize by the British council. Some of these so called privates schools abroad offering these course at rip of prices sadly. So check out if these so called Schools granting out these cert/dip are recognizes in the UK. Plus buy the Guardian newspaper on a Tuesday they have loads of jobs in Europe. One advice makes sure you got plenty of money going to Spain because these private schools only pay monthly. So have extra spare cash with you. The best place to look for work is in the north of Spain where very little English is knowing. I taught English about seven years ago in a place called Vigo. Had a great time there, and that where I pick up my Spanish.
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it depends from what country and with what skills. it is the easiest for eu citizens or if your current employer sends you here.
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My brother in law moved to Canada......He is from Mexico City and he went to the Canadian Embassy to inquire....He got his residence and now he lives in Canada....The process was pretty easy and just requires you to fill out the paper work.....Best of luck to you.....PS Spain is very expensive, the cost of living is much higher than in Canada....Best of luck...
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Apply to the world bank.  You may get heavy lonas.
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contact the RCN and they will give you a guideline. Im a RMN and live in Spain. The biggest hurdle will be learning Spanish, unless of course you have conquered that. Good luck.
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You would find it much easier to obtain work in the country whose language you speak. Or with a company FROM there, which would mean that you could travel between the 2 countries and be extra useful...! \n\nThen there's the travel arena ... you could be a tour guide in your own country for foreigners from China/Japan/Korea. \nYou could be a tour guide over THERE, for your own countrymen & women. \nYou would be useful in an airport or with an airline.\nThat's just a few, off the top of my head...! ; )
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WELL YOU WOULD FIRST APPLY FOR A JOB AT A DRIVING SCHOOL AND THEN YOU WOULD HAVE TO BECOME STATE APPROVED . THE DRIVING SCHOOL WOULD HAVE ALTHAT INFORMATION .
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yes it would and besides, having the experience of studying abroad opens your mind a little more. Employer like the little different touch you can bring to the business.
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well i wander if you have a drivers license....trucking is a good job and has good pay..but of course you have to get permission to leave the state for that kind of job...try going to the job council and see if they have anything like this...i have heard of programs where they do pay you and train you for different jobs..try also ;your community center, they sometimes have information about things like this..also maybe a vocational school..hope i helped anyway...
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I lived in Southern Spain 5 years before it was legal to find work there. Now there are opportunities on the Costa del Sol. A lot of tourists so there is work in the tourist industry and in real estate sales. Condo's are booming there. Marbella is where the creme de la creme goes and Torremolinos where the cheap tours go. But hotels are everywhere and different tour guides etc...with different languages are always on demand. Try and visit and see what you can find out. Grand Circle offers inexpensive weekly tours.
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jobs teaching english are easy to get.  you are usually herded in with other english speakers and paid very poorly.  it is a good chance to get out and about.  friends of mine have backpacked around most parts of the world picking up day jobs here and there to keep them going.  its easier picking up jobs in countries that are less structured than western europe and the united states and canada.  they even turned decent profits in south america because depending on where you are its very very inexpensive to live -- a notable exception is venezuela -- part of why chavez got elected -- the old government was as bad the united states.