Move to Argentina?

Hello SwedishExplorerFamily,

So as to help you get more response, I moved your post to the Argentina Forum! I also invite you to check out other threads out here for gathering information.

Also give our members more infos about yourself, in which field are you seeking an employment?

Regards

Kenjee

Thank you so much, for your help Kenjee!

We are trying to learn how this forum works.

Wife (Karen) wants to work as a unit manager/director/or likewise in her speical field:
Social Care as for mentally or funcitionally disabled, eldery, psychiatric care, special accomodations for people in need. She has got a BSc in Social Care, with a major in unit manager for those groups.

Karen is in Sweden an "expert" in this fields... probably is this the most relevant field for her? But also Tourism would be suitable...

My (Johan) education is BSc in psychology, with a lot of complementary topcs, such as political sciense, human geography, economy. Got a uni.diploma in informatics with specialization in development of organizations with IT-technology. Also holds u.s. commercial pliot license. I have also got all courses at masters level in teaching for secondary upper school (except the masterthesis, wich are not finished yet. It will give me the legitimate "right to teach".

My education is broad and long. Work for me should be in fields in need for communication, development, education, media as "webb content", tourism... but it would be very nice to help a small transport firm with transortations with small aircrafts...

Thank you for all your help.

Best regards from
Johan Pettersson with family

Hi guys
   I'm french 'I know nobody's perfect) living in Argentina for more than 6 years around Cordoba. Although this country is tempting for good vacations with a great variety of sites and climate etc...., living there becomes to be extremey difficult due to inflation, securitu problems, eco nomical problems with lots of workers' firing etc.... Be aware that the specialty of your wife is blocked here and she will never find a work in the medical or paramedical care. As far as you're concerned I have also my doubts.

  My only advice is : before making the big jump, come here few weeks and look at things not as tourist but as soembody who will have to live here everyday. You will be surprised to see that Argentina is not a cheap country for day to day life, and will discover all the negative points you will never find out as a tourist.
  If you need more precise things, contact me via MP

best regards

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