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Teacher – a disappearing profession? Work

Teacher – a disappearing profession?

The average age of German teachers is one of the highest among their colleagues in the European Union: every second school teacher in Germany has crossed the half-century mark. Only older in Italy…

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Kindergarten Teacher in Japan Work

Kindergarten Teacher in Japan

Before applying for a job at a preschool institution in Japan, an applicant should study the methods, main goals, objectives, and orientation of the Japanese pedagogical system.

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Work and Business in Spain Work

Work and Business in Spain

To work and move freely in Spain and other EU countries, it is sufficient to have a work visa for this country. Salary and working hours are stipulated by the employment contract.

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Unemployment at Home and Employment in Germany Work

Unemployment at Home and Employment in Germany

Since it is almost impossible for a young specialist to find a job at home, and a working person can lose their job at any moment, the option of seeking work abroad becomes very attractive. After…

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Getting an invitation will become more difficult Work

Getting an invitation will become more difficult

Regular remarks by representatives of the Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration of Canada, as well as information leaks from this department, indicate that the main vector of Canada's immigration…

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Global crisis and the decline of blue-collar jobs Work

Global crisis and the decline of blue-collar jobs

How does the economic crisis affect the popularity of blue-collar jobs in demand on the European labor market? Which specialties are less required today?

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The Country of Degree-Holding Janitors Work

The Country of Degree-Holding Janitors

In Germany, more than half a million foreigners with university degrees are washing floors, driving taxis, or knocking on the doors of employment agencies. University diplomas obtained outside the EU…

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Working Abroad. How to Avoid Trouble? Work

Working Abroad. How to Avoid Trouble?

Working abroad appeals to many people – some want to improve their professional skills, others seek to get good language practice, and still others dream of earning a small capital that would amount…

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Programmers seek to go abroad: is it really that easy? Work

Programmers seek to go abroad: is it really that easy?

Many people want to live and work abroad. It is believed that it is easiest for programmers to get a job. In the former USSR, there are far fewer software companies, and there is also an oversupply…

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Crisis Stops Guest Workers Work

Crisis Stops Guest Workers

Due to the crisis, foreign workers have to return home. The Russian government has not distributed the quota for guest workers among the regions, making it unequivocally clear to newcomers that no…

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Czechia gives green light Work

Czechia gives green light

Foreigners planning to go to the Czech Republic for work this year have been given the opportunity to do so officially and with fewer bureaucratic hassles. As of January 1, 2009, a law on issuing…

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Migrant workers return Work

Migrant workers return

The crisis has complicated the economic situation in Western Europe, and Eastern European labor migrants have to return home. But at home they have nothing attractive to offer yet, so a mass exodus…

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