Is there a place to Find a job in developing countries(agency) even though you dont speak the local language?
969302
Well I would sy you should learn the language it will help yoou a lot.
893923
Try your local employment office.
411991
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...! ; )
947666
submitt a resume and start off by working a agency.  You should have no problem finding a job there. Good luck.
700880
wherever you are, you might try to see if there is some kind of employment agency that sould help you find a job.  when you get into a funk its hard to pull yourself out of it, i know.  but keep your chin up, because things will get better.you could also try to learn the language in your area.  maybe you will meet someone who could help you.
596625
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.
857004
yahoo jobs is good, monster.com, even craigslist.com has job listings...\nand...with a degree in english, you can get a job doing just about anything, you just have to have the skills that the company is looking for!
314387
Abroad?  Where?  There or here (in the USA)?  \nIf you are "there" and want to work "here", ask the embassy.
508204
You may be able to find a volunteer through local charities or voluntary advocacy services. failing that you could try to learn basic phrases in the persons mother tongue, or you can just carry on doing what you are doing and communicating on a human level, I'm sure they sense that you care and that's what really matters.
647849
No...I used to work with one. It is a good place for a chemical engineer to work. They help to keep the environment clean and most of the work is clean also. You will spend a good deal of time on a computer doing charts and graphs and keeping your reports up to date. You also get to go outside and check the outflow (water leaving the site) and not a bad job at all.\n\nNow, I never worked in a developing country, but you would be the lead person and other people would work with you.\n\nIf it happens that you want to work elsewhere, your education will guarantee another job.\n\nGood Luck
567747
Ocassionally, you can find such jobs advertised at www.TEFL.com and www.eslcafe.com. ENJOY!
755250
I'm not sure if this is the right portal to ask for help on this issue... Anyways, I would be delighted to work in a NGO in my spare time, but then I'd be looking for a NGO in Delhi. Good luck anyways!
75288
If you are really interested I would contact an interpreter service.\n\nSuch as the "work for us" link in the following site
1038497
Here is a link for you where you can search for international jobs. Good Luck!\n\nhttp://www.careerbuilder.com/JobSeeker/Jobs/JobFindIl.aspx
411364
I am sorry to say that there are no guarantees that they will find you a job or that the job they may find you is an appropriate one that you can keep for any period of time. Going through an agency means they get paid to find you a job, but it doesn't mean its the right one for you.
539762
sounds like Egypt needs www.monster.com or such jobsearch agent.  :)
560131
The are really looking to recruit folks that speak Arabic so I'm sure they will find a way. You will have to go through a background check etc...but went through basic training with someone from Africa and another from UK.