J'en ai marre de la grisaille et je voudrais partir travailler en Amérique du sud si possible ou ailleurs du moment qu'il fasse beau..Je cherche pour commencer un poste comme réceptionniste soit au Mexique (Acapulco ou ailleurs) ou bien en équateur ou autre pays éventuels..
Pouvez-vous m'aider?
Je suis également intéressé pour la gérance d' une possada..
réfléchis bien aller car Mexico et acapulco ne sont vraiment pas le âradispour moi!! c'est tellement pollué et bruyant.
m'enfin, ça dépend de ce que tu recherches...
C'est quasi impossible de travailler au Mexique...
En tous cas c'est interdit...de prendre un travail
qu'un mexicain pourrait faire.
Meme des prof d'anglais (diplomés des USA) pour enseigner
l'anglais aux Mexicains (english as a second language)
ont du mal a trouver.
Par contre y a beaucoup de MexicainS
qui enseignent l'anglais, certains le parlent a peine...
en plus ça ne paie pas.
Je connais une americaine qui enseigne a de jeunes autistes
elle le fait par gout, pas pour l'argent.
son salaire journalier est de 8 dollars (par jour)...
Il lui arrive de donner plus que cela en pourboire...
a mediter...
faire des menages chez des retraités americains -
ou leur faire la cuisine et le menage - si on sait faire
ça paie plus -- entre 15 et 30 dollars jours (6 heures de travail).
J'adore ce pays
ça fait plus de cinq ans que j'y suis...
Décidemment, je pense que je serais obligé de rester en belgique et attendre ma pension pour partir à l'étranger (si je suis encore en vie) sauf si je gagne au lotto..
Merci quand même...ou bien se lancer comme indépendant, ouvrir un restaurant..mais il faut s'y connaitre un peu..
Etre patron au mexique, ...
ouvrir un restaurant
c'est deja tres difficile, pour un pro dans son propre pays.
Ouvrir un restaurant au Mexique
c'est vraiement etre Maso...
entre les morbidas et les lois officielles
la maniere de les interpreter de les déjouer ...
c'est comme en France en pire
bien que le pourcentages de prelevement soient moindres...
Comme j'ai dis
travailler pour des americains comme cuisiniere
et tuteur pour les enfants, et femme de menage ... et au noir
Mais ce n'est pas la panacée...et faut supporter...
j'ai pas du tout l'intention de travailler
Ici c'est beaucoup trop compliqué. si j'ai besoin de travailler
ce ne sera surement pas au Mexique.
Hm
Ce petit mot, suite à la lecture des posts . Ne te décourage pas, ici au mexique il est vrai que les salaires sont bas le contraire serait mentir, mais tu peux trouver un job ici au DF rien que des offres. Je sais de quoi je parle j'y suis.De ma propre expérience, mon mari travail ici (bon, cas particulier il a un travail spécial) mais moi au bout de 1 mois je fesait déja un job et régulierement si tu cherche bien tu peux trouver.
Mais comme déja dit je te rappelle que les salaires pas super mais il faut savoir aussi que la vie est beaucoup moins chere ici, il ne faut pas cracher dans la soupe.
Quand a dire que le mexique est pollué oui bien sur comme paris et autres, mais tu peux par la suite changer de coin le mexique c'est pas que le DF en général les gens critique sans avoir plus ou moins bougés ou juste écouté les médias. Ayant voyagé et habité dans d'autres pays je peux te dire que le mexique c'est pas mal..... Maintenant le mieux et de voir par toi même et de prendre un billet pour passé un peu de temps car les conseilleurs ne sont pas toujours les payeurs comme on dit chez moi.
ps attention ne travaille pas en situation irréguliére, il te faudra un fm3 qui c'est vrai prend du temps pour l'obtenir, car sinon sans ce papier tu prends des risques et tu seras bloqué pour toute autres démarches et ici sa plaisante pas. Ah! aussi j'oublier les mexicains sont des gens adorables.
bon courage...quel que soit le pays que tu choisiras😎
Salut, tout dépend de ton métier, j'ai un ami qui est cuisinier au mexique, et il gagne autant qu'en France!
Tiens....un exemple, tu vas sur le site lhotellerie.fr, puis sur offre d'emploi, et clique sur mexique : Ne crois surtout pas que les type qui ont ce profile vont s'expatrier pour 10 usd/jour.....bonne chance
merci pour ton message, je suis au mexique ca fait 20 jours et je vais me marie avec une mexicaine que j ai rencontrer au maroc apres 3 ans de rencontre, et je cherche un travail sur acapulco ou ailleur , ect ce que c est possible de m aider, je parle francais anglais , arabe et 30% espagnol.
Bonjour,
Désolé, mais je suis rentré du Mexique il y a quelques temps (pour de nouveaux horizon lol!)et je ne puis t'aider.Je vous souhaite plein de bonnes choses dans votre nouvelle vie.
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Bonjour,
Je pars le 4 septembre a Vancouver en tant que touriste pour une durée de 6 mois.
Mon copain travaille la bas, je vais donc lui rendre visite. J'aimerais en profiter pour apprendre l'anglais dans une école durant les mois d'octobre novembre.
Avez vous des écoles à me conseiller, prix, activité, situation géographique, réputation .. svp ?
Bonjour
J'ai 17 ans.
J 'aimerai trouver un site qui propose une immersion totale dans une famille entre Vancouver et Calgary pour 4 semaines cet été. Pas specifiquement avec un prof au domicile car tres cher sur les sites que j'ai déjà parcouru ni de cours en école ou activites avec d'autres etrangers car l'immersion n'y est pas suffisante.
Merci pour votre aide.
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