Jai 26 ans, je suis commerciale et mon objectif est de mexpatrier en Espagne pour cette année 2007 ! Quelle bonne Idée !!
Jaimerais m'installer entre Valence et Alicante, dans un 1er temps !!!
Je recherche donc toutes les infos possibles pour maider à réaliser mon projet sur cette région. ( Logements, Emplois, vie quotidienne)
Nhésitez pas à me contacter meme par email : tatyana.m@hotmail.fr
Moi je suis Elodie et je pars en Espagne, a Valence au mois d'aout.
Je ne sais pas encore exactement dans quoi je vais travailler, etpour l'appart je commence mes recherches.
Es tu déjà partie ? Si oui tu as peut etre quelques tuyaux a me filer.
pour la recherche de boulot, je te conseille d'envoyer dans un premier temps des cv dans les boites qui t'interessent mais le mieux est de se rendre directement sur place, prends une semaine, loue une voiture et demarche un maximum.
attention aux trucs trop touristiques (boutiques, restos...) car il y en a beaucoup qui veulent te payer au noir une misere avec des horaires de fous, donc demande toujours un contrat de travail sinon c'est l'arnaque assuree.
pour le logement, tout depend de l'endroit ou tu veux t'installer et quand, la meilleures periodes pour rechercher du boulot est sans doute hors saison.
bon courage, si tu veux des infos sur le coin, j'y ai vecu
J'ai 24 ans et je reside actuellement en Angleterre depuis bientot 3 ans. J'y travaille comme enseignante et j'aimerais savoir s'il y a des opportunites d'emplois dans ce secteur pour les Francais en Espagne. J'ai des bases en espagnol et je vais partir a Madrid pour une semaine vers la fin Mai afin de tater le terrain.
Je prevois mon expatriation pour debut-mi Septembre 2007.
bonjour,
Je ne sais pas s'il y a beaucoup de possibilites dans le secteur de l'education si tu ne parles pas couramment l'espagnole.
Le mieux serait de commencer par donner des cours dans des academies de langues pour commencer, car les espagnoles s'ouvrent de plus en plus sur les langues etrangeres, ou sinon comme tu es jeune, tu peux aussi chercher un petit travail pour donner des cours particuliers ou encore de trouver un petit boulot dans le tourisme afin de perfectionner ton espagnol.
Tu peux aussi te renseigner aupres des FLE pour avoir plus d'infos dans ton domaine, les forums en parlent de temps en temps, ou encore te renseigner aupres des missions economiques ou ambassades, consulats, au moins tu auras un avis de professionnels deja implantes dans le pays.
Quoi qu'il en soit, si tu decides de venir t'installer dans la region Valencienne, ( j'en profite pour glisser cette info), je loue ma maison car je ne suis plus en Espagne, donc on ne sait jamais, cela peut te faire un point de chute pour commencer dans tes recherches.
En tout cas, si deja tu parles couramment 2 autres langues, tu auras de plus grandes possibilites de trouver un travail meme si tu ne parles pas parfaitement espagnole.
Bon courage dans ta recherche, si tu as besoin d'autres infos n'hesites pas.
Pour avoir travaillé 7 ans en espagne, je vais un peu calmer vos ardeurs.
Primo, vers valence, les touristes sont en majorité.......... madrilènes! donc si vous parlez peu ou pas espagnol, c'est peine perdue. Si vous parlez correctement anglais, je vous conseille plutôt Benidorm (en poil plus au sud) pété d'anglais et d'hollandais en été, c'est de plus, une ville hyper festive et plein de jeunes. (salou dans le même style)
Les emplois sont courants, (niveau boulot, je vous conseille plutôt "port aventura" a salou et "terra mitica" a benidorm qui acceuillent bcp d'étrangers. par contre, il vous faudra un bagage en tourisme) mais si vous comptez toucher 1200€, vous pouvez rester chez vous. Le salaire est d'environ 800€ pour un serveur non logé, et inutile de dire que le logement en cette periode est..... hors de portée.
Le mieux est d'avoir un camion, ou un truc dans le genre. La vie est aussi chère la-bas qu'ici. L'espagne n'est pas (ou plus) le nord du maroc. Donc, dans une grande ville ou dans un site touristique ne pensez pas manger à moins de 12€ minimum a titre d'exemple.
Pour la personne qui veut aller a madrid, pense a bien savoir ou te loger, car les hotels sont chers et la ville un peu craignos si tu comptes te promener seul(e) à des mauvaises heures. (ca reste une capitale)
Sinon, l'espagne est fantastique et les filles sont belles! 🙂
n'hesitez pas pour vos question! 😉
montagne en hiver et mer en été. Quoi de plus normal? (7 ans en espagne, ostia que ca aide)
salut
merci pour le conseil, moi je suis soudeur et serrurier de proffesion et +je suis informaticien🙂, je crois le metier de soudeur et +demander, je pourrais trouver un contrat de travail?pour que je me depalce réglo à l'espagne
merci
amicalement samir
Dans quel secteur souhaites tu travailler ? Combien de temps comptes tu rester ? Connais tu l'endroit ou tu voudrais habiter ?
J'ai vecu pas mal de temps dans la communidad valenciana, j'ai une maison a louer a Villalonga a cote de gandia, si tu as des questions sur quoique ce soit n'hesites pas.
Je suis corse. Avec ma petite famille, nous désirons vivre quelques années du côté de Valence (climat, activités, mer)....ou un autre endroit près de la mer..... nos hivers chez nous sont trop désert.
Pourriez-vous nous donner des conseils pour bien préparer notre départ...
le meilleur endroit, le logement, ..... et peut-être des contact francophone sur place....
merci
salut,
Je suis une maman célibataire, en poste actuellement mais sous le coup d'un licenciement économique qui ne serait tarder! je souhaiterais m'installer en espagne définitivement. Je n'ai pas de ville de prédilection et souhaiterai en savoir plus sur les expériences de chacun...
merci d'avance
salut tout le monde!
j'ai 21 ans, je vais partir a valencia dans pas trés longtemps, je voulais savoir si une personne qui est déjà labas avait des plans pour du travail(bars....)
voici mon adresse:kevin.beyer@hotmail.fr
merci d'avance.
bonjour à tous, voila j'ai 21 ans je dispose d'un CAP de maçon et de carelleur, j'aurai voulu aller travailler en espagne et y habiter.
j'aurai aime avoir des renseignements a propos de comment dois je m'y prendre.
je na parle pas l'espagnol.
merci de me donne des conseil..
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Bjsr a ts! Merci de me donner des infos pour etre jeune fille au pair en Espagne à partir du mois de Septembre 2007. Ou m'adresser pour avoir des infos…
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