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Member since 16 January 2014

EDIN KACINew member16 January 2014 12:24:13

hi every one
am from algeria . i want to move to suth africa for work ( any work)
ms informatic
ms typing
intersest about animals

David ViP

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DavidViP17 January 2014 07:33:26

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Hi EDIN KACI,

Please post your advert in the Administrative job offers in South Africa section this might surely help in your search.

Regards,

David.

Expat-blog team.

EDIN KACI New member

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EDIN KACINew member17 January 2014 13:01:30

thank you david . i had add it

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dpeeGuest20 January 2014 15:03:31

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Jobs could be difficult except you do have scarce skills

EDIN KACI New member

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EDIN KACINew member21 January 2014 11:07:46

i red about it . but scarce like what ?
thank you

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dpeeGuest21 January 2014 15:43:30

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Scarce skills are fields of medicine, engineering and sciences. If you have a degree in this field, you are good to go. A postgraduate degree can even earn you a special temporal residence permit which automatically qualifies you for a permanent resident permit

MiaCulpa Serial expat

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MiaCulpaSerial expat24 January 2014 11:33:54

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In what language do you wish to find typing work?

dpee Guest

dpeeGuest24 January 2014 12:11:27

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About 9 SA languages are official languages (not sure) but only English and Afrikaans (very similar to the Dutch language) are used mainly for business purposes. However, you can find a lot of interpreter job if you speak French, Russian, German etc. Such skills are useful as there are many tourist around especially in Cape Town and surroundings.

MiaCulpa Serial expat

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MiaCulpaSerial expat24 January 2014 12:18:22

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There are 11 official languages but English is a very popular business language. Afrikaans is far less popular than it used to be, jawelnofine. Different languages are dominant in different regions.

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