Bonjour à tous, 😎
un mail pour faire appel à la communauté active de ce site
à la recherche d'un emploi en corée du sud pour la rentrée prochaine
j'en appelle à vous et votre réseau pour glaner des bons plans, des contacts sur place, et ici ceux qui projetent de partir et ceux qui ont tenté l'aventure, je suis toute ouie, merci!!!
des infos et websites
sur une destination pas fashion ni tendance
plus largement ouverte au monde moderne et extérieur que son voisin la corée du nord mais encore bien mystérieuse
et pas grand chose à lire sur la vie quotidienne, les merveilles, les gens, etc...
de parcours études de tourisme, francaise, parlant espanol et anglais
expérience du voyage et travail à l'étranger sur
europe, moyen orient, asie
et voyages perso europe, moyen orient, asie, amerique du nord et du sud, afrique, des iles
préte à s'essayer à d'autres activités professionnelles
ouverte à toute proposition sérieuse
merci pour votre mobilisation😉
oui et espagnol, j'ai beaucoup voyagé et travaillé à l'étranger
connaissez_vous des sites de recherche d'emploi?
peut-on trouver aisément du travail sur place???
quels métiers ou débouchés pour les étrangers?
merci pour vos précieuses réponses
Je ne te conseille pas de venir et de chercher du travail sur place car ton visa doit etre de type E2 (qui te donne le droit de travailler) et la demande de ce visa doit etre faite par ton employeur avant que tu arrives.
La transformation d'un visa touristique ou d'accompagnant en visa de travail est compliquee et longue. Elle peut empecher une prise de poste dans les temps.
Le secteur Numero 1 d'embauche pour les expats est l'enseignement de l'anglais.
Dans les primary et middle school (college) si tu as une licence (n'importe laquelle), et dans le prive si tu n'as pas de formation specifique.
Saches que ton anglais meme si il est scolaire sera toujours de meilleure qualite que celui des profs d'anglais coreens qui ont d'enormes difficultes avec la prononciation.
Bon courage !
Barbara
" Veux tu vivre heureux ? Voyages avec 2 sacs. L'un pour donner, l'autre pour recevoir."
Johann Wolfang Von Goethe
mille mercis
je m'en vais potasser le site dès ce soir!!
je me doutais bien que pour le visa de travail, cela s'opérait comme au Vietnam-j'en reviens après
7 mois...-il faut le sésame de la lettre de l'employeur
et toi tu travailles ou seulement ton mari?
à très bientôt
et merci encore pour le petit coup de pouce
Jenny
Bonjour,
nous avons une proposition ( ma famille et moi) pour aller travailler 3 ans en Coree, a Okpo pour les chantiers Daewoo.
Malheureusement il n'y a pas d'ecole ou de cours en francais la bas.
Nous recherchons donc quelque'un qui pourrais leur donner les cours du CNED ( enfants de 6 ans et 8 ans).
Je ne sais aps comment ce la peut s'organiser, mais je suis pret a vous remunerer competitivement pour ce service.
C'est un point bloquant pour nous et nous sommes un peu bloques de ce cote la.
Merci de me repondre sur mon mail.
Contacter l'alliance Francaise de Seoul et l'association des expats francophones. Alliance francaise a Seoul sur Google.
Vous y serez mis en contact avec des familles francaises vivant en Coree qui ont eu le meme probleme que vous.
Et sinon il existe un college et lycee francais a Seoul avec un internat.
" Veux tu vivre heureux ? Voyages avec 2 sacs. L'un pour donner, l'autre pour recevoir."
Johann Wolfang Von Goethe
Bonjour,
Je suis toujours à la recherche d'un emploi en Corée du sud pour la rentrée 2008
si la communauté a d'autres tuyaux à me communiquer
des petites annonces dans la presse spécialisée ou encore des offres d'emploi
dans des domaines variés tels que le tourisme, l'hotellerie, les langues ou autres
je suis vraiment preneuse également!!!😉
ma recherche se focalise sur Séoul pour pouvoir suivre mon compagnon qui lui a un contrat de 18 mois
il ne manque que le travail pour tenter l'aventure
à vos bons plans, tuyaux, contacts, sites web et autres😇
merci à tous
et bon courage à chacun dans cette aventure de l'ailleurs!!
Bonjour Barbara,
auriez-vous des bons conseils à me prodiguer
pour orienter et dynamiser ma recherche d'emploi?
que j'aimerais vivement concrétiser pour la rentrée prochaine
je suis intéressée par toute proposition sérieuse
Merci
personnellement je ne connais personne qui puisse vous trouver un emploi.
Mais, vous pouvez contacter l'alliance francaise par mail, et Tenrek, l'animateur du forum des francophones en Coree. Il y a une section emploi (www.france-coree.net)
Bon courage
" Veux tu vivre heureux ? Voyages avec 2 sacs. L'un pour donner, l'autre pour recevoir."
Johann Wolfang Von Goethe
bonjour, je suis une jeunen enseignante de mathématiques et avec mon mari nous partons habiter en Corée du sud à 0kpo. Nous arrivons fin septembre 2008 et je cherche du travail en tant qu'enseignante.
voici mon email pour me répondre : emmanuelle.philippe@tele2.fr
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