can i get a job with an associates degree in lima peru?
i wanna move to lima peru. i currently live in the usa and im an assistant teacher at a public school and i dont make more a yr than my best friend who works at mcdonalds. If i stay here i will struggle to make ends meet. is it possible to get a job in lima peru as a day care worker or assistant teacher with just my associates degree?? btw i am bilingual.
Peru - 2 Answers
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It is very difficult for a foreigner to get legal work in Peru, or any of the Latin countries for that matter. You can be issued a work visa only if you have a skill or profession that cannot be provided by a local. Even then you usually have to have an employer sponsor. If you were to be an independent language teacher, there is still the issue of visa and or residency.
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YOu could always border hop. People on www.expatperu.com have been doing it for years. Barring that, get a BEd, and apply for intl school jobs.
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
What are the best things to do in Cuzco, Peru
What are the best things to do in Cuzco, Peru?
I'll be working at an Orphanage in Huancayo for three weeks and then I'll be taking a week to go see the sites in Cuzco. What should I do? Machu Picchu is of course the main thing, is there an inexpensive 3 or four day hike through tht jungle I can take? What souvenirs should I look for? Give me the inside scoop so I'll know that to avoid and what not to miss. Thank you!!!!!!
Peru - 4 Answers
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While looking for souvenirs look for like magnets for your refrigerator or come back with exotic fruits or something take 2 to 3 cameras to take pictures of everything you see when u go to reveal the photos make extra copies so that u can give some to ur family or in case one gets lost u still have another one
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Hi I would check out Machu Pichu for sure.. You might want to do the lares trek or 2 day inca trail or something like that too. also get a tour of the sacred valley and the cusco city tour. we used www.sunriseperu.com for all our treks and travel there.. they are based in peru. as for souveniers there are tons everywhere.. the scarfs and hats and necklaces are always good to give to people
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The cusco region has a lot sites to be seen. The temple of the lightning in Cusco is impresive and some other limestone shrines near by. On the other hand the sacred valley when going to Machupicchu is worthy to be seen. If you are explorer you can hike further to Vicabamba last inca remote stronhold, or if you are more traditionalist stay in Cusco and Machupicchu. but if you are more adventure you can try mountain biking, horse riding, rafting and jungle trips like Manu. Finally you can visit PPZ for live rock and jazz concerts just 2 block from the main square, it has good atmosphere, local people and nice drinks. http://www.southamericamyjourney.com In the folowing site you can find the right tour for you by answering a interesting test: http://www.southamericamyjourney.com/reservas/paginas/nextjourney.php
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Good for you! Take in the ruins in Cuzco and go horseback riding. It's super cheap and totally worth it. I don't think an inexpensive multi-day hike exists. Make train reservations to Machu Picchu in advance and hike to up to the peak of Wanapicchu(sp). Save your money for the expensive jungle hike for your next trip to Machu Piccu. Once you see it, you will want to go back. As far as souvenirs go, pick up a hand-made chess set featuring the Incas vs the Spanish explorers. It may sound ridiculous, but I think it is one of the coolest gifts I've ever brought back. good luck
I'll be working at an Orphanage in Huancayo for three weeks and then I'll be taking a week to go see the sites in Cuzco. What should I do? Machu Picchu is of course the main thing, is there an inexpensive 3 or four day hike through tht jungle I can take? What souvenirs should I look for? Give me the inside scoop so I'll know that to avoid and what not to miss. Thank you!!!!!!
Peru - 4 Answers
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While looking for souvenirs look for like magnets for your refrigerator or come back with exotic fruits or something take 2 to 3 cameras to take pictures of everything you see when u go to reveal the photos make extra copies so that u can give some to ur family or in case one gets lost u still have another one
2 :
Hi I would check out Machu Pichu for sure.. You might want to do the lares trek or 2 day inca trail or something like that too. also get a tour of the sacred valley and the cusco city tour. we used www.sunriseperu.com for all our treks and travel there.. they are based in peru. as for souveniers there are tons everywhere.. the scarfs and hats and necklaces are always good to give to people
3 :
The cusco region has a lot sites to be seen. The temple of the lightning in Cusco is impresive and some other limestone shrines near by. On the other hand the sacred valley when going to Machupicchu is worthy to be seen. If you are explorer you can hike further to Vicabamba last inca remote stronhold, or if you are more traditionalist stay in Cusco and Machupicchu. but if you are more adventure you can try mountain biking, horse riding, rafting and jungle trips like Manu. Finally you can visit PPZ for live rock and jazz concerts just 2 block from the main square, it has good atmosphere, local people and nice drinks. http://www.southamericamyjourney.com In the folowing site you can find the right tour for you by answering a interesting test: http://www.southamericamyjourney.com/reservas/paginas/nextjourney.php
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Good for you! Take in the ruins in Cuzco and go horseback riding. It's super cheap and totally worth it. I don't think an inexpensive multi-day hike exists. Make train reservations to Machu Picchu in advance and hike to up to the peak of Wanapicchu(sp). Save your money for the expensive jungle hike for your next trip to Machu Piccu. Once you see it, you will want to go back. As far as souvenirs go, pick up a hand-made chess set featuring the Incas vs the Spanish explorers. It may sound ridiculous, but I think it is one of the coolest gifts I've ever brought back. good luck
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Does anybody have any contacts for internships in Lima, Peru
Does anybody have any contacts for internships in Lima, Peru?
I need to leave for Peru in 4 weeks and I need a place to go to work to in the area of marketing or Business. Thanks....
Higher Education (University +) - 6 Answers
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how much for the women? I want to buy for trade in south america. woooo ha ha ha ha
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no
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Peru ? Good luck.
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Try a websearch for internships.....or Soligig... I love Peru...maybe I should do the same too..
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try crossculturalsolutions.org and transitionsabroad.com
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Hi im from lima peru. Internships? Oh so you don't wanna make any good money.... :D It's true, sorry. The BEST way to look for that is actaully if you KNOW where you want to work and you go to their website and look for "contact us" or "recruiting" etc. You better find a transnational or really big company. Also you are obviouly going to speak excellent spanish.
I need to leave for Peru in 4 weeks and I need a place to go to work to in the area of marketing or Business. Thanks....
Higher Education (University +) - 6 Answers
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how much for the women? I want to buy for trade in south america. woooo ha ha ha ha
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no
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Peru ? Good luck.
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Try a websearch for internships.....or Soligig... I love Peru...maybe I should do the same too..
5 :
try crossculturalsolutions.org and transitionsabroad.com
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Hi im from lima peru. Internships? Oh so you don't wanna make any good money.... :D It's true, sorry. The BEST way to look for that is actaully if you KNOW where you want to work and you go to their website and look for "contact us" or "recruiting" etc. You better find a transnational or really big company. Also you are obviouly going to speak excellent spanish.
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
I am looking for a job in Peru, would you be interested in hiring
I am looking for a job in Peru, would you be interested in hiring ?
Hello, I am an american citizen living in Peru, looking to be hired in Lima -Peru . I specialize in the security field and have many years of experience working in five star hotels. If theres an american hotel branch in Peru or other companies that are interested, and would like to know more details, please feel free to contact me. Thank you very much.
Peru - 2 Answers
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Hi Matt, every Sunday in El Comercio there is a huge section of job offerings and I have always spotted one or two hotel openings for various positions. MAybe you have already checked there but it's worth the try. I also recommend you go to the major hotels and leave them your resume. There's Marriot (Miraflores), Sonesta Posada del Inca (San Isidro), Sonesta El Olivar (San Isidro), Park Plaza (Miraflores), Los Delfines (San Isidro), Swisshotel (San Isidro), El Polo Apart hotel (in front of the american embassy) You can also try leaving your resume in the american embassy, in the consulate section as they may find a position for you in a company or an hotel. Anyhow, good luck!
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A lot depends on what kind of visa you have. The best way is to have a contract from overseas. There are a lot of security companies in Peru for obvious reasons, unfortunately salaries in general are very low. You might be better of starting your own business. Good luck!
Hello, I am an american citizen living in Peru, looking to be hired in Lima -Peru . I specialize in the security field and have many years of experience working in five star hotels. If theres an american hotel branch in Peru or other companies that are interested, and would like to know more details, please feel free to contact me. Thank you very much.
Peru - 2 Answers
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Hi Matt, every Sunday in El Comercio there is a huge section of job offerings and I have always spotted one or two hotel openings for various positions. MAybe you have already checked there but it's worth the try. I also recommend you go to the major hotels and leave them your resume. There's Marriot (Miraflores), Sonesta Posada del Inca (San Isidro), Sonesta El Olivar (San Isidro), Park Plaza (Miraflores), Los Delfines (San Isidro), Swisshotel (San Isidro), El Polo Apart hotel (in front of the american embassy) You can also try leaving your resume in the american embassy, in the consulate section as they may find a position for you in a company or an hotel. Anyhow, good luck!
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A lot depends on what kind of visa you have. The best way is to have a contract from overseas. There are a lot of security companies in Peru for obvious reasons, unfortunately salaries in general are very low. You might be better of starting your own business. Good luck!
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