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I would like to get a job to live and work in Sharm el-Sheikh
I would like to get a job to live and work in Sharm el-Sheikh
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I would like to at least spell the name of the city correctly.
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answered 5 years ago
it is a question or a statement? if an offer, then to me, pliz, Hadab. but with a pool
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answered 5 years ago
Recently, a lot of videos have appeared on YouTube on the topic of renting a house in Hurghada / Sharm. Maybe there is something about work. In short, whoever seeks is always. Well, and who is too lazy to look, he asks incomprehensible questions / answers on the forums. Look, Shura!
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answered 5 years ago
How to find a job in Sharm El Sheikh?! Who will help?! Who knows?! Who to contact?
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answered 5 years ago
In FB there are groups "Russian-speaking Sharm", "Russian-speaking in Sharm El-Sheikh", "Services of Russian-speaking Sharm", and discussions on work are open there. You can see what they offer, and write your proposal - who do you want to work - as an animator, gestrelation, sale of photo services, etc. only now Sharm is closed, there is practically no work, all hotels are in the stop.
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answered 5 years ago
antonua, in FB there is a group "Rent and sale of real estate in Sharm", look there and in the same group there is a link to an intermediary living in Sharm
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answered 5 years ago
If you do not have English at least B1, the tourism sector will not shine for you.
It will be problematic to get settled in other areas. Well, except that you are a very cool specialist in your profession.
The locals have a biased attitude towards us, to put it mildly.
This is a common occurrence in Muslim countries.
Moreover, the EG country is poor and there is money only in resort areas and in Cairo.
If you do not have the opportunity to get a job in the tourism industry, and you do not have another external source of income, then I would not recommend considering moving.
It will be problematic to get settled in other areas. Well, except that you are a very cool specialist in your profession.
The locals have a biased attitude towards us, to put it mildly.
This is a common occurrence in Muslim countries.
Moreover, the EG country is poor and there is money only in resort areas and in Cairo.
If you do not have the opportunity to get a job in the tourism industry, and you do not have another external source of income, then I would not recommend considering moving.
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