I speak English and just started my Danish lessons. It's been a while, I've tried so many online job portals and even handed over my CV in person for several places. I didn't get any chance yet and I'm getting worried now. The local job center wouldn't help me as I'm here on the Green Card; according to them we are on our own!
Can anybody offer me any idea or any vacancy available around this area; so I can directly forward my CV or attend for a walk-in interview?! I have obtained different skills and experience in Education, Sales and Hospitality and I also would love to Babysit, join as a Nursery assistant, Hotel house keeping assistance or cleaning positions where there's no high demand for Danish language!
Thank you very much in advance!
Looking for a job near Birkerød, 3460 (within 15 Miles)
I'll suggest to you that you contact Work in Denmark:
https://www.workindenmark.dk/
They also offer a chat service:
https://www.workindenmark.dk/About-Work … ach-Friday
Best wishes
/Nellie
Hi Nelie,
Thanks a million!
I've already registered and applied through that site but didn't use the chat service; I'll try it!
Thanks again!
Chatu
I hope that they will be able to advise you and tell you what is realistic, and what isn't. I cannot because I have no feeling with the labour market as such, and further I don't know your formal education.
As you have already found out, it is uphill to find a job, not even for you, but for many native people, too. It should, however, not be impossible for you to find a hotel job of some kind, but the pay will be too low to meet the income requirements of the GC.
/Nellie
I understand! Thanks anyway!
Do you have a LinkedIn account?
I have no LinkedIn account so I cannot connect to you this way, but you're more than welcome to write a PM to me on this forum and tell me a little more.
The most important for you will be to get back on the career track as soon as possible whereever it might be so even you have invested a lot of money in coming to Denmark, and even if it may be a very tough decision to make, you shalln't stay in this country at all costs.
Finding af hotel job or another odd job shall in all circumstances be a short term solution and not a solution in the long run.
Now you'll start contacting Work in Denmark to hear if they can help you in any way, and then we take it from there. Personally, I would prefer to meet up personally if it is possible to get an appointment. I think the chat is better when it is about general information, or if you have problems getting there.
https://www.workindenmark.dk/About-Work … rk/Contact
Cheers!
/Nellie
Welcome to Danmark 
not a easy place for job seekers like us chatushi. I hope you already feels it after arriving here. Danish language will only be a quick possibility to get a job in your profession else only odd jobs are the solution to live here.
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