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Jobs Abroad - any hints on agencies, language difficulties?

RtD · 2009-02-18 17:12:32

Just wondering what are the best ways to go about getting a job abroad, let's say within the EU to keep it simple. Are there recruitment agencys that offer a more international aproach (have only really looked at Monster so far)? And would you have to be fluent in the local language? I know most profesional Europeans would…

18-02-2009 5:12pm

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RtD

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Just wondering what are the best ways to go about getting a job abroad, let's say within the EU to keep it simple. Are there recruitment agencys that offer a more international aproach (have only really looked at Monster so far)?

And would you have to be fluent in the local language? I know most profesional Europeans would be fluent in English but I mean in terms of paperwork and suchlike? Would be looking for employment in the Chemistry/Pharma/Fuel line of work myself.

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#2 19-02-2009 9:39pm

janullrich

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Try Eures. That is the European Union website for jobs.

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