I wish to find work in Dublin Ireland teaching privately and any advice on how to find work there would be greatly appreciated also I am in a relationship with an Irish man living in Dublin and we wish to get married and any advice on that to would be appreciated I'm a bachelor of teaching in home economics and livelihood education graduate and would prefer to teach but I can also work in sales or clerical work / translation of Tagalog to English
Work in Ireland
marshleyvid
26 August 2014 01:52:29
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Priscilla
26 August 2014 12:41:03
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Hi marshleyvid and welcome to Expat.com 
Your topic is now on the Dublin forum for more visibility.
I suggest you to go through the articles concerning work here : https://www.expat.com/en/guide/europe/i … _work.html
I think that you will need to apply for a work permit too, here is an article which can provide you with more information : https://www.expat.com/en/guide/europe/i … eland.html
The Jobs in Dublin section is also at your disposal, please feel free to post your job request there. It might help.
Thanks
Priscilla 
annpreilly
11 September 2014 11:52:12
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Hi Marshleyvid
Did you get sorted finding work yet? Here are some useful websites to add to the one on this site which may be helpful if you are still searching. Also have you a Linkedin profile? A lot of employers in Ireland will look through people's Linkedin profile to see their professional qualifications and any work experience so it's a great way to highlight your abilities.
https://ie.linkedin.comhttps://www.irishjobs.iehttp://www.monster.iehttps://www.recruitireland.com
Also if you google 'Irish recruitment agencies' you can leave your resume with them and they will help you search for relevant jobs. They might also help you with what you need to work in Ireland. Good luck in your search.
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