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rene mentor 1967

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rene mentor 1967

15 December 2014 06:20:29

rene mentor 1967

15 December 2014 06:20:29

western cape

Hell everyoone.
My name is Rene . I am born and raised in Cape Town S A.
I work as Tourist Guide in Cape Town.
At the moment, i am study at the Goethe Institute in Cape Town.

I would like to work in Germany, as nanny or caregiver, and go the school.

I would like to speak fluent, and are looking for friends, who can connect with me, and tell me more.

beppi

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beppi

15 December 2014 16:52:02

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beppi

15 December 2014 16:52:02

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As a foreign worker in Germany, especially in those kind of jobs, you'd have to compete with lots of similarly skilled people from other EU countries (whose citizens must be preferentially hired before you, by law!). If you do not have anything setting you apart from them (e.g. nurse's certificate or similar) you'll have a hard time.
You may want to consider an Au-Pair program, which gives you very little money but usually includes language classes and is easier to obtain for a non-EU-citizen.