English Speaking Job in Sweden/Scandinavia
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English Speaking Job in Sweden/Scandinavia
Hey all,
Im brand new to this site and I'm looking for as much advice as possible. This is my situation..
I am a 24 year old Englishman looking to work in Europe for a few months at least. I have a degree in Sports coaching and PE and experience in coaching throughout 3 international countries
When I move to Europe I dont necessarily need a sport job even though that would be amazing! Any job will do!
Im wondering what its like getting any kind of work in Sweden/Scandinavia? If any one of you know any one I can contact that would be great too!! Anything at all will help
Thanks so much
Alex
Im brand new to this site and I'm looking for as much advice as possible. This is my situation..
I am a 24 year old Englishman looking to work in Europe for a few months at least. I have a degree in Sports coaching and PE and experience in coaching throughout 3 international countries
When I move to Europe I dont necessarily need a sport job even though that would be amazing! Any job will do!
Im wondering what its like getting any kind of work in Sweden/Scandinavia? If any one of you know any one I can contact that would be great too!! Anything at all will help
Thanks so much
Alex
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Re: English Speaking Job in Sweden/Scandinavia
I think you need official permission to work in any of the nations there, and that takes some time to come through. My (English) son is a resident of Norway, yet couldn't work in Sweden without a whole lot of hoo-hah. As far as I can tell, you have to find an employer who will take you through the formalities.
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Re: English Speaking Job in Sweden/Scandinavia
I worked in Helsinki for nearly 3 years. and just got a new job in Copenhagen.
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Re: English Speaking Job in Sweden/Scandinavia
If you have EU citizenship you can work freely in Sweden, Finland, Denmark . Norway is not in EU and it is a bit more difficult.
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Re: English Speaking Job in Sweden/Scandinavia
Like getting a National Insurance number in the UK.
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Re: English Speaking Job in Sweden/Scandinavia
Easiest english speaking jobs to get are the Irish Pub, Cleaning or tourists advisor.
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Re: English Speaking Job in Sweden/Scandinavia
You won't find employment in Sweden, given your criteria.
As stated, the bureaucracy found in Sweden means that you will spend all your savings while waiting for an answer. And given that even the national Swedish employment agency is sending many of its workers to other countries such as Norway. It Says a lot about the employment situation.
As stated, the bureaucracy found in Sweden means that you will spend all your savings while waiting for an answer. And given that even the national Swedish employment agency is sending many of its workers to other countries such as Norway. It Says a lot about the employment situation.
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Re: English Speaking Job in Sweden/Scandinavia
Depends who you know before you go, i go within 2 weeks to Denmark i can not speak Danish, and i have no qualifications whatsoever, but i know someone who can get me a job.
When you move talk to people and get to know people, it will open doors that seem impossible to open otherwise, and the official routes into employment are not the easiest way, actually knowing people already in work or owning their own business is much better.
When you move talk to people and get to know people, it will open doors that seem impossible to open otherwise, and the official routes into employment are not the easiest way, actually knowing people already in work or owning their own business is much better.