Hi! Waiting on Job Offer for SWMBO....
Feb 18th 2010, 7:27 pm
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Hi! Waiting on Job Offer for SWMBO....
....then hopefully moving to Auckland mid-year.
...any tips welcome
Cheers
Simon & family
...any tips welcome
Cheers
Simon & family
Feb 22nd 2010, 11:42 am
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Feb 23rd 2010, 11:11 am
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Re: Hi! Waiting on Job Offer for SWMBO....
Bit of history, we submitted an EOI last year in July and were selected but my diploma in IT got knocked back as it was issued by an old polytechnic and they only give points without a job offer to the later diplomas issued by the university the polytechnic turned into in 1993 so NZIS need us to wait for a job offer to gain the necessary points.
Amanda (OH) is an anaesthetic technician so has since had two telephone interviews so is now registering to practice in NZ prior to getting a job offer from the second interview she had, this is with a hospital in North Shore so currently doing masses of research into that area...
We have 3 children who will be coming along (eldest is 22 and likely to be off travelling the world post-masters any month now), aged 4, 10 and 12 so important to understand the primary/intermediate/high school system which we are coming up to speed on, I think we currently have every school enrolement zone map for North Shore printed out for reference - at least it is all on the web and accessible from the UK
So with that bit of history to us any advice welcome.
Cheers
Simon
Amanda (OH) is an anaesthetic technician so has since had two telephone interviews so is now registering to practice in NZ prior to getting a job offer from the second interview she had, this is with a hospital in North Shore so currently doing masses of research into that area...
We have 3 children who will be coming along (eldest is 22 and likely to be off travelling the world post-masters any month now), aged 4, 10 and 12 so important to understand the primary/intermediate/high school system which we are coming up to speed on, I think we currently have every school enrolement zone map for North Shore printed out for reference - at least it is all on the web and accessible from the UK
So with that bit of history to us any advice welcome.
Cheers
Simon
