Ainslie
29.Jun.2008 - 01:09 hrs
Hello all
I am moving to Heidelberg from Australia in a month and am keen on any contacts, ideas that anyone has on english speaking work in Heidelberg, Mannheim or anywhere commutable from there.. My german is pretty basic but I am going to do an intensive course for a month on arrival so should be better soon.
Any advice welcome!
Thanks -
wise
31.Jul.2008 - 04:46 hrs
if there is no english speaking work around Mannheim or Heidelberg,you can try Mainz.improving your german will be a big boost,cause you may find an english speaking job but you can't escape the german clients.
viel gluck!!
Kätzchen
31.Jul.2008 - 06:40 hrs
it would help if you tell us what sort of skills you have and what sort of jobs you are looking for.
Mariposa
2.Aug.2008 - 19:52 hrs
You could probably find work at an Irish pub or a bar quite easily. But is that the kind of job you want?
dann089
21.Aug.2008 - 07:05 hrs
I am sorry to intrude on your thread, but I figure maybe this is a place to ask aswell.
I will be going to Germany for a year come November and will be looking for work after travelling Europe for 6-7 weeks.
I am not settling in any place, yet will live where there is work. However as close to Spaichingen as I could get would be best
as I have friends there. I speak english fluently and have been learning German for the past 2months and am continuing my studies
currently and will continue them whilst living in Germany. I have certificates in Welding and Fabrication, have worked in retail for the past
3 years and am very good with bicycles, building, maintaining and riding them. I am not fussy ont he work I have to do, but would love to
find something semi-permanent as if I can manage in Germany, I'd love to stay longer. Any help for me would be greatly appreciated also,
and again, sorry to intrude on your thread
JodieJo
21.Aug.2008 - 07:45 hrs
Murphys Law in Mannheim are looking for staff again, you have to speak fluent English and Basic German
SteffieB
10.Dec.2008 - 18:03 hrs
I know that Berlitz hires English-speaking teachers and there training is only for 2 weeks and then you can teach for them and the hours are really flexible...so maybe that would be an option for you. Good Luck!
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