Je veux aller travailler a londres dans le domaine de la restauration logé et nourri.. je n'ai pas trouver de site qui pourraient plus m'informer.. je voudrais bien sur avoir un toit et un emploi avant de partir. Est-ce possible?
Decidemment vous etes tous a la recherche de la meme chose sans pouvoir trouver votre bonheur !!!!!!! J'espere te venir en aide avec ma ptite experience... Moi aussi j'ai connu cette petite galere mais c comme ca qu'on reussi dans la vie ! Enfin bref, j'ai eu la chance d'etre pri en main par une agence pour mes debut car j'aurai jamais pu y arrivee seul. J'espere qu'ils pourront te venir en aide comme pour moi. Je te laisse leurs coordonnees.
site : www.londonwinners.com
mail : infos@londonwinners.com
Voila, tiens moi au courant de ta reussite professionnelle ...😉
bonjour, je suis avtuellemnt à la recherche d'un job dans un pays anglophones, comme beaucoup de personnes, je crois.
Je voulais savoir comment c'était passé ton experience à Londres et si on pouvait avoir confiance en eux, au bout de combien de temps as tu trouver un job, un logement?
Merci d'avance!!!!
Meme si j'aime pas trop l'equipe de football de Lyon car je suis parisien avant tout je vais kan meme te repondre 😉(je rigole)...
Concernant mon experience dans la capitale Britanique, (Londres pour ceux qui savent pas🙂) j'ai vecu une belle aventure... Concernant le job, j'ai commencer a bosser des ma premiere semaine dans la restauration avec l'aide de l'agence www.Londonwinners.com car mon anglais etait vraiment catastrophique! 🤪
Concernant le logement, ils m'ont trouver un appart en colocation dans le quartier de Notting Hill (tres sympa comme quartier) tres pratique pour ameliorer mon anglais. Par la suite, j'ai fait connaissance avec des gens tres sympa, on a pri un appart tous ensemble... en bref c t enrichissant comme experience.
Si tu veux avoir plus de details, laisse moi t questions sur ma boite mail je te repondrai d que possible.
Bonjour,
Si tu es pret a travailler dans la restauration tu peux consulter le site www.londonjob.net Tu peux reserver une chambre dans le centre par Londonjob.
Je suis partie avec eux et je suis globalement satisfaite.
Si tu as des questions par rapport a mon expérience ecris moi.
Bon courage dans tes recherches,
Je me suis deja renseigner sur www.londonjob.com et figure toi que j'ai eux que des mauvais echos les concernant. J'ai rencontre des gens a Londres qui sont venu par le biais de cette agence ils ne sont meme pas capable des les placer dans de bon logements et ils leurs proposent des jobs (kan ils en proposent) deja pris ou inexistant. Donc non merci je veux pas avoir a faire a eux!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! J'ai deja payer pour avoir les services de l'agence www.londonwinners.com et ils se sont tres bien occuper de moi, j'ai trouver un bon job et j'ai un bel appartement dans le centre de LOndres 😎...
On dirait que cela te derange que je sois satisfaite par Londonjob. Tu n'es pas passé par eux alors parle de ce que tu connais et laisse les autres raconter leur expérience.
A part faire l'apologie de ton agence dans tous tes messages (tu travailles pour eux ?) as tu un métier dans la vie ? Car tous tes massages sont pareils!
Te fache pas ma sylvie, je voulais pas te contredire, c'est juste que j'ai des amis qui sont aller a londres par le biais de cette agence "londonjob" et qu'ils ont connus des galeres pas possible a cause d'eux. Me concernant je suis directeur ajoint d'une banque HSBC a paris... Et figure toi que c'est grace a l'agence "londonwinners" qui m'a trouver un poste a la HSBC en tant que conseiller a Londres que je suis aujourd'hui dans ce grand groupe a Paris.
Salut ! J'ai été à Londres grace a l'agence London stay uk. J'ai pu suivre des cours dans une école Londoniennes, obtenir un logement très bien placé à Londres, et biensur un travail dans la réstauration. Il procède par pack, et te permet d'avoir plusieurs entretiens avec des restaurants par semaine.
Je te conseille cette agence, www.londonstayuk.com.
Me concernant je suis directeur ajoint d'une banque HSBC a paris... Et figure toi que c'est grace a l'agence "londonwinners" qui m'a trouver un poste a la HSBC en tant que conseiller a Londres que je suis aujourd'hui dans ce grand groupe a Paris.
Directeur adjoint de banque ( de surcroit une grosse banque ) et faire autant de fautes de Français je demeure très perplexe 🤪
Bonjour,
Si tu veux venir á Londres, London Stay Uk est une agence qui peut te trouver un logement en colocation, et t `aide dans ta recherche d`emploi ils traduisent ton CV te donne quelque conseil et obtiennent des entretiens d`embauche pour toi dans les restaurants de Londres pour le poste que tu désires. Il t`aident aussi á avoir le NIN (national insurance number) indispensable pour travailler á Londres et t`aide á ouvrir un compte bancaire.
J`ai fait appel á eux et j`ai trouvé trés vite du travail, c`est une agence serieuse et peu chére comparé á ce qu`on peut trouver d``autre.
J espére que cela t`aidera pour ton projet.
Bonjour,
Si tu veux venir á Londres, London Stay Uk est une agence qui peut te trouver un logement en colocation, et t `aide dans ta recherche d`emploi ils traduisent ton CV te donne quelque conseil et obtiennent des entretiens d`embauche pour toi dans les restaurants de Londres pour le poste que tu désires. Il t`aident aussi á avoir le NIN (national insurance number) indispensable pour travailler á Londres et t`aide á ouvrir un compte bancaire.
J`ai fait appel á eux et j`ai trouvé trés vite du travail, c`est une agence serieuse et peu chére comparé á ce qu`on peut trouver d``autre.
J espére que cela t`aidera pour ton projet.
Bonjour
Quel type de travail avez vous trouvé ? Et à quel salaire ?
"Le touriste apparait comme le principal agent de diffusion du mépris anti touristique. Plus le touriste se voit en miroir de l'autre, plus il le déteste".
J`ai trouvé un travail en tant que serveuse dans un restaurant, pour 7£ de l`heure.
Merci du renseignement.
"Le touriste apparait comme le principal agent de diffusion du mépris anti touristique. Plus le touriste se voit en miroir de l'autre, plus il le déteste".
Bonjour à tous,
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j'ai eu de très mauvais échos sur cette agence. Je te conseille de l'éviter et de partir avec un copain. Sur beaucoup de forum on peut lire qu'ils ne sont pas très réglo sur le remboursement des cautions.
Ils contactent leurs clients avec des faux profils Facebook pour les convaincre de venir à Londres avec leur agence.
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