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Job in the caribbean
Question:
Hi ! I am Olivier, 25, French Engineer (MENG + degree in Business). PLEASE EMAIL ME direct if you hear about ANY job opportunity in the Caribbean, esp. for engineers/consultant OR ANY europeans i’ll answer you right way i am extremely motivated and very serious, not afraid of hard work. Will be available in September if you think about any advice as well for application there (Trinidad, St Lucia, Domenica, etc…) THANK YOU VERY MUCH !!!!!! Olivier
Response:
Good luck, I see a lot of similar posts on here. I think most of us would like to live on a Caribbean island but the chances of actually finding employment there seem quite slim. I attribute this mostly to the lack of jobs on these islands, and the need to employ their own citizens. It is possible though, for those lucky enough to have skills that are in demand. I would love to be offered a position somewhere in the Caribbean, but it’s not likely that will ever happen. You might try searching the internet for Career Placement agencies that list openings in the Caribbean. Best of luck to you, Todd — Dennis Photography International http://www.dennisphoto.com/ "For in the end, we will conserve only what we love, we will love only what we understand, and we will understand only what we are taught." –Baba Dioum–
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> Good luck, I see a lot of similar posts on here. I think most of us would > like to live on a Caribbean island but the chances of actually finding > employment there seem quite slim. I attribute this mostly to the lack of > jobs on these islands, and the need to employ their own citizens. It is > possible though, for those lucky enough to have skills that are in demand. > I would love to be offered a position somewhere in the Caribbean, but it’s > not likely that will ever happen. > You might try searching the internet for Career Placement agencies that list > openings in the Caribbean.
My wife and I moved to the Caribbean (St. Thomas) in early 1995 and *loved* it. We had to move back to the states after Hurricane Marilyn destroyed the island, but we still look back on our time there as some of the most enjoyable months of our lives. We’d definitely do it again! As far as jobs are concerned, this article might be of help to you… http://www.caribguide.com/articles/livingandworking.html Kent CaribGuide ~ 5104 Saddleridge Cove ~ Austin, Texas 78759 Office: 512.342.0170 ~ Mobile: 512.626.3914 ~ Fax: 512.342.0890
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There’s always the option of being a Peace Corps volunteer! – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > Good luck, I see a lot of similar posts on here. I think most of us would > like to live on a Caribbean island but the chances of actually finding > employment there seem quite slim. I attribute this mostly to the lack of > jobs on these islands, and the need to employ their own citizens. It is > possible though, for those lucky enough to have skills that are in demand. > I would love to be offered a position somewhere in the Caribbean, but it’s > not likely that will ever happen. > You might try searching the internet for Career Placement agencies that list > openings in the Caribbean. > Best of luck to you, > Todd > — > Dennis Photography International > http://www.dennisphoto.com/ > "For in the end, we will conserve only what we > love, we will love only what we understand, and > we will understand only what we are taught." > –Baba Dioum–