Summer 2013 abroad jobs people needed!

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Edited October 17, 2012 by 123456789123

[KoalaFamily 11]

What the.......??

[smythe74 10]

Come again?

[rickiethecat 10]

Anyone remember when you had to have a basic grasp of the English language to get accepted at a university?

[sedona 10]

Anyone remember when you had to have a basic grasp of the English language to get accepted at a university?

 

blame txtin

[barleycorn 10]

Anyone remember when you had to have a basic grasp of the English language to get accepted at a university?

 

The irony is she's studying English.

 

jb

 

ETA: To the OP: It may help if you tell us which country/countries you want to go to. Bear in mind to work legally you will likely need a working visa.

[Archi3 10]

Must be a Sheffield Hallam student.

[Stegwah 10]

Why do you think there are record numbers of graduates without jobs? they're still as illiterate and hair brained as kids at 16. our education system is down the pan, here's a prime example

[la_que_sabé 10]

Hi, I did this when I was your age. I worked for a Leeds based company called 'French Life' and was a campsite courier in the south of France. It was great fun. Very low pay (£75 a week for 30-40 hours including being on call at night if a holiday maker needed something eg. Gas bottle change). However. It was great fun and met some interesting characters from all over Europe. You get paid monthly and have a live in tent to share between 2 usually which has fridge/cooker and separate bedrooms.

So, try googling French Life or any of the other big names: keycamp, haven etc.

 

I found this link : http://www.holidaybreakjobs.com/hbjobs/uk/home.cfm.

 

Good luck

[irenewilde 10]

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Makes slightly more sense now than it did before!

[slugger 10]

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are you practicing your typing skillls ?