New girl in Cork, help with studies

roghar

Hello, my girlfriend just arrived in Cork City 3 weeks ago, She is from Spain and she is a bit scared about how to get a job here,

Her profile is the next

24 years, 3 languages (really high level of english, high level of french and native in Spanish) Master's degree Level (She has a 5 years Bachelor's degree in English Linguistic and a Master's Degree in Teaching and mentoring as well)

Experience , more or less three years as 1:1 teacher, About 1/2 year as English Teacher in one high school and 3 months as Customer Service Technical

Ok, we have not too much idea about how the people looks for a job here (I was hired from Spain) and we are not really sure about what type of companies or jobs could be interested in her profile.

We are not in economic trouble, we can live with my salary, however, as you can imagine, She is really scared because she is not really sure if she can get a job here.

She is interested in every works, It doesn´t matter the shifts, it doesn´t matter the salary, she just want to get the first job

If anyone can give us some ideas about how can she look for a job (for the moment she is aplying in Jobs.ie and she had some interviews but no offers for the moment) and what type of coumpanies could be interested in her, We will be the happiest guys of this nice country,


Thank you, and regards,

pwurple

People with languages can usually pick up work quickly in the various call centers.

Starwood
Voxpro
Apple


http://www.jobs.ie/call_centre_customer_service-cork_jobs.aspx

roghar

Yes, she tried in Voxpro Apple and Starwood, but no offers yet,

Someone knows more companies?

Pitcairn

Tyco
http://www.tycocareers-cork.com/

Balmed Out

Try RCI and amazon too.

roghar

Thank you guys, She is trying to get a job there.


If anyones remember other company , We will check this post again!


Thank you again

Rhys Essien

This job might be for her.

https://www.recruitireland.com/job/cms-analyst-spain/14995093/

Also have a look here.

http://ie.indeed.com/Spanish-jobs-in-County-Cork

iusedtoknow

Has she thought about in the mean time offering 1:1 classes to university students who study spanish, or help them correct essays/papers. My sister in law (Spanish) spent a year in Dublin doing "intensivo" classes with people wanting to learn spanish or improve for their exams - she could also try "grind" schools for leaving certs (last year of school exams). It won't be a lot of money, but it could tide her over or be good for side money

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