August work in Bergen

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Antónia FurtadoNew member08 July 2012 17:04:09

Hello, everyone!

I'm a 42-year-old teacher of English in Portugal but I'm staying in Bergen for the entire month of August and I'm looking for temporary work there that doesn't require any specific skills or experience. I obviously speak English fluently and I like working with people; I also consider myself hardworking and active. Volunteering can also be a great opportunity. Thanks a lot for your attention.

Christine ViP

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ChristineViP09 July 2012 11:02:35

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Hi Antónia Furtado,

You could put an ad in the Jobs in Bergen section.

Antónia Furtado New member

Member since 16 December 2011

Antónia FurtadoNew member09 July 2012 13:00:13

Christine

Even though I subscribed this forum a while ago I wasn't really aware I could post my own job ad:D. Thanks a lot...

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