Bonjour!
Voilà je suis d'origine tunisienne et je vis en France, j'ai donc la double nationalité. J'ai 23 ans. Ca fait quelques temps déjà que j'envisage d'aller m'installer en Tunisie, la vie étaient bien plus agréable là bas et surtout ma famille me manque. Sauf que pour celà il me faut trouver un boulot mais les offres d'emplois sont rares, surtout dans la région de Sousse, Monastir, Mahdia. (je suis originaire de Ksar Hellal).
J'ai un bac littéraire et un an de DUT information et documentation. Mon reve serait de travailler a la mediatheque du relais culturel a Sousse mais il n'y a pas de poste disponible. Sinon j'avais envisagé de travailler dans un lycée mais je ne connais pas les conditions d'admissions, et puis je lis et j'ecris peu l'arabe. Avez vous des idées ou des pistes d'emplois.? Pensez vous qu'il vaille mieux monter son entreprise là bas? Sachant que j'aimerai au minimum toucher 500 dt par mois.
De plus quelles sont les demarches administratives à effectuer auprés des autorités tunisiennes pour pouvoir s'installer là bas.
Merci par avance.
coucou,
voila je suis dans le même cas que toi, enfin à quelques details prés (je ne suis pas tunisienne, je n'ai pas fais un dut...) mais jai 22 ans, un niveau bts management et mon copain est là bas, je souhaite partir le retrouver car les aller-retour ça va un temps et ça coute cher! c'est un pays qui me plait enormement... donc j'ai effectué des multiples recherche et pris contact avec des tunisiens qui vivent là bas, bref au resultat beaucoup ont essayé de me decourager. pour reussir en tunisie il faut monter sa propre entreprise ou alors travailler avec une entreprise franco-tunisienne (pour ta part cela peut etre interressant car tu parle, lis et écris l'arabe, moi je ne fais que commencer et je t'avous que c'est dure!!!). je ne suis qu'au debut de mes recherches donc toutes les reponses de ce forum m'interresse autant que toi.
a bientot 😉
Beaucoup de gens m'ont découragés ici. C'est drôle parce que les gens de là bas rêvent de venir ici alors que moi mon rêve c'est d'aller vivre là bas.
Aprés c'est sur que la vie est totalement différente de celle que l'on peut avoir en France mais c'est justement ça que je recherche.
Je suis allé voir sur le site de l'anpe tunisienne. C'est vrai qu'il y a pas mal d'offres mais bon il faut voir ce que ca donne.
Aprés c'est vrai que tout le monde m'a dit que j'avais plus de chances en montant ma propre entreprise mais là encore il faut les moyens, avoir une idée d'entreprise à créer et puis il faut encore que ca marche.
Salut,
pour s'installer en Tunisie tu ne manques rien ... t'as la nationalités donc t'es tunisienne aucune pièce a fournir ...
mais pour travailler cava pas être facile surtout dans les administration étatiques vu qu'il exigent la langue arabe comme parlé et écrites ...Mais tu peux toujours chercher et essayer qui sait ...
Voir les boites, entreprises et société Française ou Franco-Tunisienne installé en Tunisie y en a pas mal dans la région de ksar Hélal surtout dans le domaine de Textile .
Par la suite tu auras une bonne idée sur la tunisie et si t'as les moyen tu pourras par la suite monter ta propre boite .
je rentre d'une semaine en Tunisie à Zarzis plus précisément et comme toi je souhaite allez vivre là bas. Ce n'est pas la 1ère fois que je vais en Tunisie. Cette année je suis allé passer 1 semaine en hôtel club avec mes enfants. J'ai rencontré un tunisien lorsque je suis rentré en France !! j'ai craqué et repris l'avion une semaine plus tard... pour le rejoindre !! nous avons passé une semaine tous les deux mais cette fois-ci dans une petite maison, dans la rue où vit une partie de sa famille. J'ai pu vivre avec eux au quotidien et je t'assure que je n'ai qu'une hâte c'est de repartir. Je me sens comme chez moi là bas. Petit "hic" je ne parle pas l'arabe... donc pas tjrs facile.
je souhaite trouver un travail et m'installer avec lui.
j'aimerai trouver un job assez rapidement !! si kk'1 à des pistes !!
aidez moi !!
merci
Est ce que tu sais où l'on peut trouver la liste des entreprises francaises installés en Tunisie? C'est vrai qu'il y a pas mal d'entreprises spécialisées dans le textile à Ksar Hellal mais la plupart n'embauchent que des couturières ou des manutentionnés et pour un faible salaire.
Je crois que le seul moyen c'est de créer sa propre boite encore faut il trouver dans quoi.
je ne sais pas trop concernant les entreprises et autres ...francaises en Tunisie mais j'essayerai de vous informer dés que j'aurais un plus .
sinon vous pouvez essayer : http://www.pagesjaunes.com.tn/ ( faire une recherche manuelle ) .
Contacte la chambre de commerce franco-tunisienne ou l'ambassade de france a tunis. ( en attendant )
bonsoir, moi aussi j'ai besoin de bosser pour vivre là bas et je ne parle pas du tout arabe (sauf pour dire pardon), par contre j'ai un bac pro couture industrielle mais je ne sais pas où chercher pour les offres dans le domaine du textile.
Sur le site de l'anpe je ne trouve rien.
Ce soir il y avait 4 offres mais pas du tout pour moi.
Directeur de banque (🙁), chef de chantier ...
En france je suis vendeuse
Que faire ?
Si je vois une annonce dans ton domaine je te mettrais le lien.
Bise
Je ne sais pas ou tu pourrais trouver des offres dans le domaine du textile; par contre je sais que c'est une secteur qui embauche pas mal et qui marche bien notamment dans la ville de Ksar Hellal où il y a plein d'usines de textile.
Sinon ce que tu peux faire c'est monter ton propre atelier de couture, ca marche bien ca aussi là bas et avec le bouche a oreille tu peux facilement te faire une bonne clientèle.
Aprés c'est vrai que le barrage de la langue peut être un probleme bien que la plupart des tunisiens comprennent le français.
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