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Interning in France
One of the only ways to get an internship (known as a stage in French) is to have a convention de stage. This is a …
Working in Greece
Immigrants constitute 20% of the Greek workforce, filling up most of the unskilled and agriculture related jobs. Tourism …
Working in Ukraine
In recent years Ukraine has become more investment friendly leading to foreign investors and local entrepreneurs pouring …
Working in Slovakia
The good thing about Slovakia is that it is the cheapest country in Europe. The bad thing is getting a job can be tough. …
Working in Albania
Unemployment and inflation are high in Albania and there are only a handful of large businesses and banks based there. …
Working in Austria
Austria is often described as being the heart of Europe. Like the manner in which our heart pumps purified blood to all …
Working in Iceland
Iceland has a highly educated and skilled population, so expatriate workers will face competition. The way to increase …
Working in Belarus
The majority of the Belarusian economy is under the control of the local government, and it in turn, depends on …
Working in Denmark
Danish job market is tight, especially in the IT sector. Some IT specialists with Green cards are still unemployed after …
Working in Slovenia
Since gaining independence, Slovenia has improved its infrastructure and this has had a positive effect on the economy. …
Working in Bosnia and Herzegovina
After the Yugoslav Republic collapsed, businesses were unable to competitive with the market economy and went bankrupt. …
