Foreign architect looking for a job in Istanbul

Hı Jose...

Your second point stands as is.

For the first point,  people barely speak English in Turkey with exception of a few.  As far as I've interacted with locals,  people including managers,  directors and even at higher positions often don't speak English at all.. If you hope to find some reasonable clients,  you'll need to learn Turkish (and for architecture, a LOT of connections). Period

Hope this helps.
Good luck

Hi Xeeschan,

Thank you for your advice. I´m starting to learn a bit turkish, but I think it´s going to take me ages to speak properly. My hope is to find a job meanwhile , in an office in which they speak english.

Jose Luis Llaca wrote:

Hi Xeeschan,

Thank you for your advice. I´m starting to learn a bit turkish, but I think it´s going to take me ages to speak properly. My hope is to find a job meanwhile , in an office in which they speak english.

Good luck with that. And, pay close attention to the advice, given to you by Xeeschan.

You're welcome.
If you have any questions, please feel free to search/post on the forum.

Good luck

Jose Luis Llaca wrote:

Hi Xeeschan,

Thank you for your advice. I´m starting to learn a bit turkish, but I think it´s going to take me ages to speak properly. My hope is to find a job meanwhile , in an office in which they speak english.

Lets see you first because my office is a foreign office and we have different kinds of nationals working as Engineers and architects,we can guide you and work together...