Je voudrais savoir si qqun a deja travaillé pour cette entreprise (on m'a contacté hier m'apprendre que ma candidature etait retenue, donc départ prevue en aout) mais aussi, comment faire pour le logement.De plus la 1ere semaine sera a ma charge financierement et la boite nous paie 1 semaine dans un b&b a dundalk, est-il possible de trouver un logement en si peu de temps. Quel somme d'argent me faudrait-il pour tenir et payer 1 caution?
🙂 c est une entreprise ki travaille dans koi?
pour le logement regarde sur internet tu as un site de colocation qui est tres bien fait et tu trouveras c est ou dundalk?
bon voyage et bon courage pour ton nouvo job
alexandrine
exact et heureusemet qu il y a cette entreprise dans le coin car elle embauche bcp de monde.
je connais deux personnes qui font l ete dernier deux mois en boulot d ete : ils y retournent cette annee :)
Citoyens francais, vous avez des questions sur l irlande : mon msn est licence69@hotmail.com
Bonjour
Je suis sur Dundalk et je suis en coloc
c'est la meilleure chose que tu as a faire du moins pour commencer.
Mon contrat se termine bientot et j'aimerais egalement postuler a National pen
j'aurais qq questions pour toi?
salaire
duree du temps de travail et les jours
taches
niveau d'anglais requis
et j'en passe
merci pour ta reponse
Je pars en aout pour y travailler aussi
si quelqu'un connait un peu la ville niveau logement/ prix etc.... histoire que je m'organise un minimum avant mon départ
on ne peut pas dire qu'on puisse avoir beaucoup d'information concernant Dundalk sur le net 🙁
Pour Caroline je te MP les infos sur National Pen des que j'ai tout
bien, moi je suis cariste en fonction au cameroun; je voudrais bien offrir mes services à une société irlandaise ou dans tout autre pays en Europe qui voudrait bien faire confiance à un black!
je fais un email general car j'ai deja donne certains elements sur dundalk et je me repete en faisant des messages prives.
Alors vaut mieux que tout le monde en profite!
pour moi c'etait facile car je remplace qq 1 sur son poste de travail. Je suis a dundalk depuis mi-mars. Je gere son travail, sa maison et son chat.
Je vis avec 3 autres personnes 1 allemand, 1 polonais et 1 irlandais.
je pense que la colloc est la meilleure chose pour le partage des factures...l'eau est gratuite ici mais
il reste les factures d'electricite, de gaz et les poubelles et en colloc souvent il y en a qui font attention et d'autres non.
mais on recadre tout ca a reception des factures ! c moi qui gere les comptes :)
et puis c sympas... ce soir Lukash le polonais a prepare des spaghettis et hier au soir Alan l'irlandais chicken curry.
Moi je ne plains pas 3 gars pour moi et ils cuisinent!!
Comme j'ai dit a Monica, il y a le JJB sur dundalk qui est sympa un complexe sportif avec jaccuzzi, sauna, UV pour les grands sportifs :) la piscine, et des classes de Kaihbo, step... et des dixaine de machine, velo, muscu....tres modernes TV incorpore et tout en musique.
Sympa compare a ma ville en France!
En magasins vous avez Tesco, Lidl, Aldi, Dunnes... et le centre commercial Marshes...
des pubs et des discotheques
pour le logement, j'essai de me renseigner dans mon entourage. Moi je suis quartier Rockfield tout pres de l'universite. La pour le moment c'est tres calme mais quand les cours recommencent c'est le bronx total. Bcp de party a pas d'heure en plein milieu de semaine. Et la police ne bouge pas.
C'est tres bien pour les etudiants mais pas pour les personnes qui ont un travail. Le couple qui a achete la maison ou je vis regrette beaucoup. Les etudiants (en general) ne sont pas respectueux!!
Cote administratif vous avez besoin de votre PPS number pour travailler. Le bureau est pres de la piscine publique.
Dundalk est assez etendu comme ville mais c'est pas Londres! 😉
si vous venez en voiture le diesel est plus cher que l'essence
ligne du bus aeroport Dublin a dundalk 100X ARRETS devant l'universite et a la station de bus long walk centre ville.
Alan vient de me donner cette adresse pour le logement:
http://www.daft.ie/turnkeyproperties3/
je pense que vous allez trouver pas mal d'info. est-ce le meme site que tu as visite monica?
voila j'espere que vous trouverez votre bonheur dans ces qq infos
apres c'est a vous de juger moi c'est comme ca que je vois dundalk
pour le telephone prenez O2 10€ la carte sim 10€ de communication offerte puis 250 textos via internet gratuit vers tous les pays!
Je viens d'être congratulé moi aussi pour intégré National Pen. TELE MARKET.. et toi?? Comme toi je me préocupe pour un logement. D'instinct, je n'ai pas envi d'attendre le dernier moment.
En même temps je tenterais bien la colocation, il semblerait que c'est le plus économique. Je compte vraiment m'imerger sooo, coloc sans francais serait le top..
Bref si t'as plus d'infos hésite pas à communiquer et je fais pareil de mon côté. Ca à l'air d'être une énorme auberge espagnole cette boite... comment tu le sens toi??
Malheureusement, pour des raison medical je ne pourrais pas y aller donc j'ai du les prevenir .Cependant, j'avais deja entamer des demarches.Si tu touches les assedics tu dois recuperer 1 formulaires ke tu dois presenter au FAS dans la semaine qui sui ton arrivé (tu peux toucher les assedics pdt les 3 mois qui suivent ton depart de la France).Pour le logement j'avais deja commencer a regarder sur le site DAFT (site de location, achat, partage de logement).Il y avait de tres bonnes offres en co-location.De toute façon je compte partir en irlande des ke j'aurais regler mon probleme.
Moi j'ai postulé auprès d'un cabinet de recrutement en Irlande, j'ai eu l'entretien pour travailler chez national pen mais j'attends la réponse qui devrait tomber aujourd'hui...
pour ceux qui s'y rendent vous commencez quand exactement?Pour le billet d'avion on ne s'occupe de rien à ce que j'ai pu comprendre?
Moi aussi j'ai l'impression que cette entreprise est un peu comme une auberge espagnole...ce qui peut être sympa mais en allant en Irlande j'aimerais rencontré des irlandais!
DEPART Mardi 5 Août... Paris CDG.. et on commence le lendemain.. j'attends les billets d'avion et le contrat qui devrait arriver sous peu...
J'espere que t'aura ta réponse et qu'on pourra feter ca ensemble...
Bon ben c'est refusé pour moi!j'ai pas trop compris...mon entretien s'st bien passé, la recruteuse a eu des bons echos par rapport à ça.J'ai déjà bossé en call centre en service clients en france, mon anglais est pas mauvais vu que j'ai déjà bossé en Angleterre...Je dois pas être assez callé en stylos pour bosser la bas...
Tant pis je vais aller creuser ailleurs
Bonne chance et bon amusement pour ceux qui s'y rendent ;-)
tu as surement raté les tests ( trouver les erreurs etc... recopier un texte)
bon courage à toi ;)
Pour Dundalk niveau etudiant etc c'est vraiment pas mal :) dommage qu'on ne parte pas ensemble
j'ai trouvé entre temps un travail sur Dublin
bon voyage 😊
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