Thanks i really love your video, pls i need your help, am planning to come to Luxembourg but i don't have a degree or skilled job, and i only speak English, so can i find unskilled job with English language only, pls advise me let me know what to do
Hello, sorry I can't because I'm an EU citizen and we don't deal with those things, for the citizenship I can just tell you that if you want it relatively quick (for EU is 5 years so probably for non EU it's more) you need to know Luxembourgish 😫
I see a lot of job offerings on linkedin require English, and German or French. From your experience I wonder whether those kind of companies are ready to employ English speaker with some knowledge of other language which they require from you to use later on at job? Or is it expected aside from English to use French or German from day one?
I've seen many job posts that were saying fluent English and knowledge of German or French is an asset which basically meant nothing if you were exactly the same as other person they would take into consideration the knowledge of French and German if you are better overall they won't take someone with French if the person has less skills or is simply worse fit for a job (at least in finance for ones I applied for)
Hi! Thank you for your informative videos🥰 while studying Master's at the Uni of Luxembourg, I will have a permission to work only for 15 hours a week which is not even a part-time job😏 I don't wanna work as a waiter or a cleaner... Do you think there are companies which are interested in employees or trainees who can work a limited number of hours? If yes, which companies in business sector would you recomment! Dziękuję💜
Hello, I have never heard of any company that would employ for part time here but even in Poland most of the time you need to do 20h a week anyways, sorry 😔
What is the best way to find an internship there? LinkedIn or what! and if I have another EU country's residence like Italy. Can I stay there after get one?
For me the easiest is LinkedIn so yes or directly at the websites of the companies if you have some top companies you wanna work in/are good at your sector. About the residency I am not an expert because I'm EU citizens but I think it doesn't give you any rights outside of Italy however may be useful and may fasten the process to get the documents for Lux
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Thanks i really love your video, pls i need your help, am planning to come to Luxembourg but i don't have a degree or skilled job, and i only speak English, so can i find unskilled job with English language only, pls advise me let me know what to do
Great video, as always!
Thanks a lot!
I love your videos 😘
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Thank you for this video
Can you please make a video of how to get a Permanent Residence and finally a citizen of Luxembourg
Hello, sorry I can't because I'm an EU citizen and we don't deal with those things, for the citizenship I can just tell you that if you want it relatively quick (for EU is 5 years so probably for non EU it's more) you need to know Luxembourgish 😫
I see a lot of job offerings on linkedin require English, and German or French. From your experience I wonder whether those kind of companies are ready to employ English speaker with some knowledge of other language which they require from you to use later on at job? Or is it expected aside from English to use French or German from day one?
I've seen many job posts that were saying fluent English and knowledge of German or French is an asset which basically meant nothing if you were exactly the same as other person they would take into consideration the knowledge of French and German if you are better overall they won't take someone with French if the person has less skills or is simply worse fit for a job (at least in finance for ones I applied for)
Hi! Thank you for your informative videos🥰 while studying Master's at the Uni of Luxembourg, I will have a permission to work only for 15 hours a week which is not even a part-time job😏 I don't wanna work as a waiter or a cleaner... Do you think there are companies which are interested in employees or trainees who can work a limited number of hours? If yes, which companies in business sector would you recomment! Dziękuję💜
Hello, I have never heard of any company that would employ for part time here but even in Poland most of the time you need to do 20h a week anyways, sorry 😔
What is the best way to find an internship there? LinkedIn or what!
and if I have another EU country's residence like Italy. Can I stay there after get one?
For me the easiest is LinkedIn so yes or directly at the websites of the companies if you have some top companies you wanna work in/are good at your sector. About the residency I am not an expert because I'm EU citizens but I think it doesn't give you any rights outside of Italy however may be useful and may fasten the process to get the documents for Lux
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