salut tous le monde
je suis nouveau dans cette adorable site
j'ai besoin de votre aide; j'ai dèja visiter istanboule turque, dans l'année 2007 elle est manifique
maintenant je veux m'instale làba et mon problème c'est que je ne sait pas comment je peux chercher un travaile comme infirmier à istanboule avant mon démarage pour assurer ma vie
et aussi est ce que je peux trouver un hôpitale français au turque car tous mon formation dans le domain infirmier est à la langue fraçais et je ne parle pas la turqué🙁
aider moi svpl
merci bq bq
salut,
je reviens de turquie et je suis ds la meme situation que toi
je suis infirmiere en france et j'aimerais partir travailler en turquie
malheureusement je pense que parler le turc est indispensable
et je ne sais pas si notre diplome francais est accepté en turquie je fais des recherches
si je trouve qqch je te tiens au courant
a bientot
j'éspère qu'on peux réaliser notre rèves tous les deux et pouvoire travailler et instaler au turquie cette belle pays
merci encore une fois
prend soin de vous
bay
Bonsoir,
je suis turque, et j'habite a Ankara.
je travaille dans le Ministere de la Santé de la Turquie.
il ya des lois, numero 1219 et 6283 (lois pour infirmiere). Selon ces lois seulement celui qui est le turc ou bien le citoyen turc peut travailler dans le domaine de santé, comme infirmiere, aussi comme medecin. Mais on cherche a rediger ces lois. vous pouvez demander des renseignement dans le ministere de la Santé, par mail ou fax
Bonjour Nergis,
j'ai lu ton post sur la discussion"infirmier "en turquie;
je suis tunisienne , j'ai fait mes études en français à tunis, et j'aime travailler en Turquie.
conais-tu des lois, trucs, sites..qui peuvent m'aider?
merci d'avance
bj
je veux savoire est ce que vous pouvez m'aider à trouver un emplois en turque comme infirmière dans les cliniques prive car dans les centre bup c'est imposible
merci de votre aide
et dans le secture privie est ce que c'est la même chose?
et aussi je veux savoire est ce qu'il a des hôpitaux française en turque comme ça en peux travailler sans problème de la langue
bonsoir Audrey
comment allez vous ? je souhaite que vous allez bien
quoi de neuf pour votre recherche est ce que vous avez trouvez quelque chose ou pas encore
pour moi rien jusqu'à maintenent j'éspère qu'on va réalisez nos rêve un jour
Bonjour, Aicha,
toujours rien de nouveau concernant mes recherches,
mais il ya une piste que j'aimerai explorer, ce sont les "contrats",
je connais le système de santé tunisien, et chez nous beaucoup de médecins, anesthésistes..travaillent dans nos hôpitaux publics avec des contrats,
mais je ne sais pas s'il en est de même en turquie
prière à tous ceux qui en savent plus, d'enrichir cette discussion
bonsoir a tous
je vous remercier tous bq
merci Variance
merci Narjis
et pardant moi mon absence car m'accouchement est proche et je me prépare pour l'arriver de ma fille
souhaiter moi un accouchement facile
que dieu vous protège tous
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si tu veux reserver le travail qu'au turc pourquoi alors tu es venu en france, tu aurais du rester en turquie pour etre en accord avec ta coneception de la vie!
😏
Selam, Türkiye'deki yasalar su anda yabancilarin saglik mesleklerinde çalismasina izin vermiyor. Siz, en azindan Fransa'da o hakki elde etmissiniz. Evet haklisiniz Türkiye'de bu mesleklerden issiz olan çok insan var. Ancak, çözüm bu degil. Türkiye de AB'ne uyum çalismalari çerçevesinde bu mesleklerde yabancilarin çalismasina imkan taniyacak yasal düzenlemeler için çalisma yapiyor. Bu benim degil hükümetin politikasi;. Ben sadece bildigim bir konuda kisilere yardimci olmaya çalisiyorum.
Yardimseverlik evrensel bir olgu.
Fransa'da da size yardimci; olan kisiler olmustur. Bu söyledikleriniz onlara haksizlik degilmi?
Selamlar....
bende hemsireyim, fransiz diplomam var vede turkiyede calismak istiyorum :-)
nergis hanim, saglik bakanliginda bana göre bir is bulunur mu??
tskler 😊
😉en francais ca serait: je suis infirmiere diplomée d'etat en France, j aimerai travailler en turquie...et je demandais a mme negris, s il y avait un poste d infirmiere au ministere de la sante qui pourrait me convenir......voila pr la traduction😉
je crois que tu dois s'adresser au Ministere du Travail et de la Sécurite Sociale de la Republique de la Turquie pour la permission de travail.
Departement de la permission de travail des etrangere.
Son adresse electronic est la.
http://www.yabancicalismaizni.gov.tr/subeler/saglik.htmlhttp://www.calisma.gov.tr (page principale)
D'autre part, pour Equivalences de diplôme tu dois s'adresser au Conseil de l'enseignement supérieur (YÖK).
je crois que tu dois s'adresser au Ministere du Travail et de la Sécurite Sociale de la Republique de la Turquie pour la permission de travail.
Departement de la permission de travail des etrangere.
🤪 Nergis hanim, j ai la double nationalité franco turque, je dois quand meme demander un permis de travail ?
Salut, tu as tout le droit que les citoyens turc ont. C'est à-dire que tu n'as pas besoin de la permission de taravail pour travailler a la Turquie. D'autre part tu peux travailler aussi dans le domaine de la santé.
Tu dois obtenir l'equivalance de ton diplome. ( YÖK)
Et aussi tu dois passer un concours du Ministere de la Santé pour travailler au sein du Ministere de la Santé.
D'autre part tu peux aussi travailler dans le secteur privé de la santé sans passer le concours. Alors, tu dois s'adresser directement a l'institution. ( Hospital, etc...)
Merhaba,
Tu dois aussi passer un concours pour obtenir equivalance du diplome. Ce concours réalise un fois par an. Generelement, au debut de l'année. Tu peux s'adresser a ce concours dans cet adresse; www.yok.gov.tr
Et apres, tu passes un autre concours pour taravailler dans le Ministere de la Santé. (KPSS)
KPSS; toute le monde dois passer ce concours pour devenir fonctionnaire d'Etat.(Devlet Memuru) Ceux qui travaille dans le Ministere de la Santé est aussi fonctionnaire d'Etat. Tous les deux concours réalisent par le Conseil de l'Enseignement Superieur (YÖK).
Tu peux trouver les explications sur les concours dans le même adresse. YOK proclame la date des concours.
Son adresse; http://www.osym.gov.tr/...1251D85653DB9EC146B4
tu peux le trouver dans la section du calandrier de concours. (Sinav Takvimi) Le nom de ce concours est KPSS. (Kamu personeli Seçme Sinavi)
Bonjour Nergis, je m’appelle Sevda et je suis sage femme en France. J’ai la double nationalité, j’aimerais essayer de travailler en Turquie en tant que sage femme. J’ai essayé de me connecter sur le YOK comme tu dis mais le problème c’est que j’ai que mon TC numarasi et j’ai pas de e devlet sifresi, je n’arrive pas à me connecter pour pouvoir demander si mon diplôme est reconnu ou pas et à quelle niveau.. je ne sais pas quoi faire de plus.. je vais essayer d’envoyer un mail :didb@saglik.gov.tr comme tu nous a dis.. est ce que tu saurais ce qu’on peut faire en plus?
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