Bonjour,
Je suis française, je viens de débarquer à Montréal avec un PVT, je cherche en priorité du travail avec des enfants ou tout ce qui touche au social et au système éducatif... mais je cherche surtout à profiter de mon séjour au Québec à fond donc à gagner aussi un maximum de sous... je prends tout ce qui passe dans la limite du raisonnable évidement !!
Je cherche à découvrir le Québec du mieux que je pourrais, je suis super disponible pour rencontrer des gens du monde entier qui connaitrais bien Montréal, je suis bien sûre partante pour bouger le plus possible dans la limite de mon porte-monnaie...
Si vous avez des plans pour bosser assez vite...et aussi pour bouger sur Montréal dans des coins sympas... et aussi dans le Québec ou le Canada ou les États-Unis...n'hésitez pas à me contacter !!
MERCI D'AVANCE
Maud 😛
il ne reste plus qu'a savoir de quoi demain sera fait ...
bonjour
Pour trouver un emploi rapidement inscris toi dans les agences d'interim du centre ville (agence de placement).Les agences Randstad du centre ville sont performante, ici ils faut pas peur de les recontactes souvent.
Salut, je travaille moi-même avec les enfants, je suis enseignante au primaire pour enfants autistes. Quelle formation as-tu pour travailler avec les enfants : éducatrice en service de gars, éducatrice spécialisée, enseignante ? Si tu n'as rien de cela, ta seule option réelle sera de travailler ne service de garde ou Centre de la petite enfance (CPE). Applique directement. A+ Bonne chance!
Bonjour,
Il est vrai que je n'ai aucun diplome en bagage mais j'ai beaucoup beaucoup d'expérience dans le milieu des enfants et surtout énromément de motivation.
En France justement j'ai travaillé dans une école maternelle avec des enfants en difficultés sans diplome, ce n'est pas possible ici ?
Ou sinon auriez vous des adresses à m'indiquer ?
Je suis arrivée jeudi dernier j'ai plein de choses à chercher dans tous les sens de l'aide serait la bienvenue.
MERCI beaucoup
Maud
il ne reste plus qu'a savoir de quoi demain sera fait ...
En temps normal, il faut un diplôme, mais à ce moment-ci de l'année plusieurs écoles font face à un manque de suppléants autant au secondaire qu'au primaire. Je sais que dans le collège privé de ma ville, ils font quelques entorses au système et qu'ils engagent. Il est certain qu'en septembre, ils prioriseront les gens diplômés, mais si tu as fait tes preuves, ils souhaiteront te garder et te trouveront quelque chose.
Bonne chance
Nathalie
Le bonheur est comme le sucre à la crème...
Lorsqu'on en veut, on s'en fait!
Est-ce que les commissions scolaires et écoles embaucheraient aussi une personne venant de l'étranger? Il n'y aurait pas une préférence accordée aux locaux?
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Je ne sais pas, mais il y a un Cubain qui fait de la suppléance dans le collège de ma fille. Je crois que si vous allez sur les sites des Commissions scolaires vous pouvez vérifier les besoins. J'enseigne à la commission scolaire des Chênes et le collège privé de notre ville s'appelle le collège St-Bernard.
Tentez votre chance.
En passant, Drummondville est à une heure de Montréal.
Le bonheur est comme le sucre à la crème...
Lorsqu'on en veut, on s'en fait!
Personnellement, cet emploi en France je l'avait trouvé par le biais de notre service à l'emploi (ANPE), donc je pense qu'il aurait été possible à toute personne ayant des papiers en règle d'obtenir de le poste.
Néanmoins, je connais guère toutes les formalités vis-à-vis des opportunités accordés aux locaux (comme tu dis) de plus avec notre super nouveau "président" il se peut que les règles du monde du travail ont changé.
Mais je ne pense pas, quand même que les commissions scolaires feraient une sélection par rapport à la nationalité...
Voilà, je ne m'avancerai pas plus sur la question que je n'en sais pas d'avantage...
Une chose est sure, c'est que pour ce poste que j'occupais, je n'avais pas besoin de diplomes particuliers, seule ma motivation et mon enthousiame m'ont fait honneur !! héhé
Penses-tu qu'ici ils font une prioprité aux locaux ??
il ne reste plus qu'a savoir de quoi demain sera fait ...
Petite précision, ma question plus haut ne s'adressait pas à toi Maudeeu, mais à Rêvedevoyage 😉
La priorité est toujours accordée aux locaux, et c'est normal (et une chance!!) après tout nous sommes dans notre pays. S'il n'y a pas de candidats pour le poste, l'employeur regardera peut-être chez les étrangers.
"Aloha!Guide sur Hawaii.
Nouveau! Visitez notre blogue "Vivre au Mexique". Aventures et conseils sur la région de Riviera Maya
Salut, tu peux travauiller ne garderies privées ou non, en CPE. Sinon, en milieu scolaire (je suis enseignante au primaire pour élèves autistes dans une école de montréal), tu peux être préposée aux élèves handicapés de toutes sortes, ils en manquent beaucoup, tu peux aussi travailler dans les service de garde dans les école, la plupart des écoles en ont un. C'est tout. Sinon, ça te prend un diplôme. C'est réglementé, syndicat, liste de priorité d'embauche...etc. Tu peux aussi faire le service de diner (comme une éducatrice mais qui passe l'heure du diner avec les enfants, qui les fait manger et jouer après dehors, dans des classe comme la mienne, enfants autistes d'âge maternelle, on appelle ça les classes TED ici.
Commissions scolaires Voir sites web):CSDM grand besoin ens ervice de garde et préposée aux élèves handicapés....ils vont te prendre c'est sur! A+ Bonne chanceCSDMCSMBPointe de l'île
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Bonjour J ai 76ans j'ai beaucoup voyagé dans la vie et regarde pour me poser a la réunion
J ai vu un beguinage a st pierre (ravine des cabris) et une résidence village d or a ste Clotilde
J ai l impression que ce serait mieux de vivre a st joseph
J ai fait les deux dossiers et aimerai vos avis également si vous connaissez une location dans une petite résidence convivial et si vous avez de l expérience sur place
J ai une retraite de 1460€
Voilà merci de vos aides
A très vite toute mon amitié à tous
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