bonjour.je suis infirmiere, et j`aimerais savoir s`il est possible de trouver du travail facilement a tahiti, et qu`elles sont les possibilites d`hebergement?
oui, il est possible de travailler comme infirmière à Tahiti. Il y a de le demande mais il faut que tu saches que tu ne pourras pas venir avec un contrat en poche. Donc, tous les frais seront à ta charge. Il faut que tu prévois un délai de 3 semaines à un mois avant de commencer à travailler.
Il te faut pour celà une certaine somme d'argent. Les chambres que ce soit hôtel ou pension de famille sont assez onéreuses (30 à 40 € ~la nuit). Si tu veux ensuite un studio il te faudra compter entre (680 et 790 € par mois)La vie est chère, la quasi totalité des produits de première necessité sont importés donc taxés, mais les produits locaux ne sont guère moins chers. Un kilo de tomates du pays est vendu 840 cfp ce qui fait 7 €. L'électricité est la plus chère du monde.L'ADSL (128 kb) coûte 9940 cfp soit 83 €....qui dit mieux ????
Ceci dit, le salaire d'une infirmière est plus élevé qu'en métropole. Environ 2200 € net à l'hôpital, 2600 € en clinique et il n'y a pas d'impôts sur le revenus.....enfin pour l'instant!! Voiklà quelques renseignements.
dis moi Kikounet, tu connais bien la polynésie apparemment ??....😉
j'ai envie moi aussi de tenter l'expérience de l'expatriation en à Papeete : y-a-t-il du travail pour un jeune avec un bac +5 (type ecole de commerce) ?
quels sont les principaux secteurs qui recrutent ?
outre le prix, est-ce difficile de se loger à papeete ?
Oui, je connais bien la Polynésie, puisque j'y vis.
Je vais essayer de répondre à tes questions. Le secteur qui recrute le plus en Polynésie est le secteur médical et paramédical. Pour les autres secteurs la priorité va aux locaux, mais il n'y a pas encore, sur le marché, beaucoup de cadres polynésiens. Les Bac+5 ne courrent pas les rues. Cependant, les emplois à ce niveau ne courrent pas les rues non plus. Les secteurs porteurs: le tourisme, la vente de véhicules (toutes les marques sont représentées à Tahiti), bateaux etc...La téléphonie mobile (mais avec un seul opérateur) et le Net (avec aussi un seul opérateur aussi: Mana) et l'immobilier. Je ne sais pas qu'elle est ta spécialité mais bon, si tu as envie, il faut essayer. Pour toi, comme pour l'infirmière que j'ai renseigné plus haut, je redis, il faut arriver avec un minimum (qui devient vite un maximum ici) d'argent. Il faut que tu saches qu'ici il n'existe pas d'indemnités de chômage et pas de RMI. Si tu perds ton emploi, tu es à la rue!!! Pour les polynésiens ce n'est pas un problème, la famille est là. Mais pour un popa'a seul, qui n'a personne sur qui compter, c'est plus que galère!!
Non, ce n'est pas difficile de se loger à Papeete. le parc locatif est important mais ça ne fait pas pour autant baisser les prix. Pourtant, en ce moment, il y a plus d'offres que de demandes. C'est ça la Polynésie !!! Le nouveau président du pays, Oscar Temaru a dit récemment que la Polynésie, ça se mérite !!!😎
Si tu veux d'autres renseignements fait moi signe.
Nana e fa'aitoito
Kikoubnet, tu me dis "fa'aitoito"..... ce à quoi je reponds "aita pe'a pe'a" !!!😛
(et oui, j'ai un lexique !!)
non... serieusement, je suis d'accord avec toi qd tu dis que la Polynesie ca se mérite
mais c une question de motivation et j'ai cette envie depuis un moment maintenant : je pense aller à papeete avant juillet, histoire de "tater le terrain"
j'ai évidemment 2 ou 3 autres questions à te poser.... comme par exemple si les popa'a (et notamment les farani) qui arrivent s'intègrent facilement ou pas ....
je te donne mon mail : cdm06@voila.fr
si on pouvait s'échanger qq infos, ce serait sympa
en attendant de discuter, je te dis "tama'a maita'i" (-12h donc ca doit le faire ??!!)
merci e nana
slt je m'apelle annabelle est j'aimerai aller vivre a tahiti je suis en trin de metre de coter car je part un peu a lavanture ac ma fille !
je voudrai savoir si c'est dur de trouver du travaille la bas!
merci joyeux noel et bonne année
salut!je suis infirmier a toulouse.je cherche aussi pour partir travailler a tahiti.si vous avez des infos ou des bons plans d avance merci
mail: psykal@hotmail.fr
bonjour, cela fait presque 2 ans que je suis allée à tahiti, effectivement à catte epoque le travail etait facile à trouver(je ne sais pas maintenant)quan au logement, c'est plus difficile c'est tres cher, et la plupart des ide logeaient en coloc.bon courage
Nouveau, dans le cadre de notre affaire, nous cherchons des personnes sérieuses souhaitant travailler en équipe, voici notre site merci de compléter la fiche afin de recevoir une documentation par e-mail http://www.soifdindependance.fr/
Oui il est très facile de trouver du boulot avec un DE infirmier à Papeete
Je recherche un(e) IDE pour faire des remplacements à partir de juillet 2009 dans un service de soins.
Je laisse même ma maison à mon remplaçant (je rentre 5 semaines en france).
Il est ensuite facile d'enchainer les autres rempla. la DRH n'arrive pas à nous donner nos congés faute de volants !
Tu peut également avoir un rempla ''maternité'' si tu souhaite rester plusieurs mois.
Il ne faut pas plus de 1 an pour voir le CDI !
C'est bien payé, ici c'est 36h/sem + primes.
La vie n'est pas si chère, faut juste pas avoir des gouts de luxe !
Le logements moins cher qu'à Paris, et même des coloc très éco
les plannings chez nous se font sur des 12H donc tu ne bosse que 3 jours par semaine !
Sur la photo c'est moi dans le lagon de MOOREA pendant un week-end !
Salut,
je viens de tomber par hasard sur ton annonce.
Je suis infirmière urgentiste en Belgique et je cherche actuellement un interim au DOM-TOM.
Ta proposition m'interesse fortement mais mon employeur ne veut pas me liberer avant septembre 2009 faute de personnel pour me remplacer.
Alors si d'autres de tes collègues envisagent des vacances et proposent le même type de formule, je suis partante mais pas avant septembre malheureusement.
J'espère pour toi que quelqu'un a répondu favorablement à ta demande 😉
Ici en Belgique, on a entendu dire qu'un nouvel hopital était en construction et que des postes d'infirmiers "smuristes" allaient etre créer ! C'est justement ma spécialité 🙂. Si tu as des informations à ce propos, ce serait vraiment sympa de me les comminiquer.
bonjour bien mouillé de Belgique 🙁 et oui même au mois de mai il pleut !
bonjour, je vous contacte car je suis dans la même situation que les precédents message postés. Je suis actuellement ambulanciere sur la region bordelaise je souhaiterais m'installer en polynésie française. J'ai lu que vous y habitiez. Je souhaiterais donc si possible rester en contact avec vous pour d'eventuelles informations capitales pour mes demarches. j'ai aussi lu que le travail etait plus recherché dans le domaine medical, en tant qu'ambulanciere ai-je une chance? je peux aussi me convertir dans d'autres domaines tels maisons de retraite, garde d'enfants, aide a domicile ..
bonjour , j'ai 22ans et j'ai en projet de partir avec mon ami a Tahiti dans 2ou 3 ans!!!!lui il est dessinateur concepteur et moi vendeuse, je souhaite savoir s'il serais possible de trouver du travail facilement aussi bien pour moi que pour lui???merci de me répondre !!!!!!
bonjour ma copine et moi voulons venir sur tahiti elle infirmiere et nous aimerions avoir des info pour comment trouver du travail et s'installer voici mon adresse mail si vous avez des infos pour nous aider...
merci.
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