I'm not into SUN but want to live in Spain and work in IT; any suggestions? Soy hablar poco Espaniol?
IT Web Design/Helpdesk/PC support/Networks/Cabling/Avaya telephone systems, have networked Spanish hospitals for Kodak,can do Tourist/Airport stuff ,DIY or flexible.Not timeshare! The ex-wife has the house so I'm not rich. Ideal is Ibiza or Mainland near beach but want to learn Spanish and integrate. Love football ,running marathons and socialising.
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I lived in Southern Spain 5 years before it was legal to find work there. Now there are opportunities on the Costa del Sol. A lot of tourists so there is work in the tourist industry and in real estate sales. Condo's are booming there. Marbella is where the creme de la creme goes and Torremolinos where the cheap tours go. But hotels are everywhere and different tour guides etc...with different languages are always on demand. Try and visit and see what you can find out. Grand Circle offers inexpensive weekly tours.
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Can I work over the summer in Spain
Can I work over the summer in Spain?
Hi, I'm a Cegep student born in Canada and i've lived here all my life, but I have my portuguese nationality (don't have a portuguese passport though). Is it possible for me to work temporarily in Spain over the summer? Please post any solution to my problem thank you!
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Do you have Portuguese citizenship or not? If you do then it's alright, without it you need to apply for a work permit.
Hi, I'm a Cegep student born in Canada and i've lived here all my life, but I have my portuguese nationality (don't have a portuguese passport though). Is it possible for me to work temporarily in Spain over the summer? Please post any solution to my problem thank you!
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Do you have Portuguese citizenship or not? If you do then it's alright, without it you need to apply for a work permit.
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
I have "tiempo parcial" work contract in Spain. What happens if I work less than the contracted hours
I have "tiempo parcial" work contract in Spain. What happens if I work less than the contracted hours.
I have a contract that I really don't understand. It says that the I am contracted to work 14 hours per week. Well, I don't.
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is not working less hours a week a good thing for you or a bad thing, if it is a bad i would advise the contract making of it
I have a contract that I really don't understand. It says that the I am contracted to work 14 hours per week. Well, I don't.
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is not working less hours a week a good thing for you or a bad thing, if it is a bad i would advise the contract making of it
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Will DVD'S purchased in a foreign country, specifically Spain, work in the US
Will DVD'S purchased in a foreign country, specifically Spain, work in the US.?
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No. You will need an all region dvd player
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I'm not sure about Spain, but I brought a DVD in Hong Kong and it works here in the U.S.
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Probably NOT because Spain, and all of western Europe is called Region 2. You will see Region 2 or the letters PAL on the back of the DVD plastic case. PAL DVDs and video casettes will play on a PAL television screen, having a certain number of lines of color and "flashes per second". In America, REGION 1,the NTSC system isused. Different lines on the screen and different "flashes per second". IT WON't work nohow noway... unless the DVD is coded as one that will play in any region. Probably the person above me, who bought a DVD in Hong Kong, bought such a DVD. Those Chinese are the masters of bootleg and piracy, and will sell anything to anybody for 10 cents profit. NOW FOR YOU, my fellow American. I have tried to buy a DVD player in America that will play both PAL and NTSC. No luck for 5 years. Here in Europe, I can buy a dual region DVD player EVERYWHERE and they are cheap. 40, 45, 30 euro. The cheaper the better. And I buy DVDs in America and can play them for my children in Europe. But the European machine will not play ANYTHING on an American NTSC tv screen. Whatcha gonna do? one thing... buy your films in America and bring them to Europe, play them on a cheapy machine 220 volts! Good luck......from Trevor.
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No. You will need an all region dvd player
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I'm not sure about Spain, but I brought a DVD in Hong Kong and it works here in the U.S.
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Probably NOT because Spain, and all of western Europe is called Region 2. You will see Region 2 or the letters PAL on the back of the DVD plastic case. PAL DVDs and video casettes will play on a PAL television screen, having a certain number of lines of color and "flashes per second". In America, REGION 1,the NTSC system isused. Different lines on the screen and different "flashes per second". IT WON't work nohow noway... unless the DVD is coded as one that will play in any region. Probably the person above me, who bought a DVD in Hong Kong, bought such a DVD. Those Chinese are the masters of bootleg and piracy, and will sell anything to anybody for 10 cents profit. NOW FOR YOU, my fellow American. I have tried to buy a DVD player in America that will play both PAL and NTSC. No luck for 5 years. Here in Europe, I can buy a dual region DVD player EVERYWHERE and they are cheap. 40, 45, 30 euro. The cheaper the better. And I buy DVDs in America and can play them for my children in Europe. But the European machine will not play ANYTHING on an American NTSC tv screen. Whatcha gonna do? one thing... buy your films in America and bring them to Europe, play them on a cheapy machine 220 volts! Good luck......from Trevor.
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