Where should I send my CV or cover letter to apply for a job in the UK (in the educational field)?
Hi italkiers!
My names is Javier. I am 29 years old. I am writing to you because I am interested in looking for a job in the UK. My intention is spending three months there to improve my English and in this way I can pass my "future" B2 exam.
I studied Primary Education and I am doing my PhD about Education and ITC recently. For this reason, I am keen on working as a Spanish conversation assistant at schools, high schools or any kind of job related to this field. Anyway I wouldnt mind working in any other job such as a shop assistant, a receptionist, a cleaner, or even a dishwasher, if my main goal was not possible to reach.
Thanks for a great Englishspeaker who I met on iTalki last year I could pass my Speaking test (B1) . However, both skills are going down too fast (oh my gosh!!!!) due to the fact I am not practising them how I used to. So I need them to be treated urgently!
I will thank you for any advice, any useful webside, or even any offer job.
Thank you in advance.
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Answers · 9
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My advice, especially if you are looking for a job in your field, is to research online companies or organizations that you would like to work for. Many post jobs online. I'd use an employment agency only for a low level job.
For the higher level job in your field, you will need a polished CV and cover letter, plus interview practice. If you are interested, check out my teacher profile, as I have a lot of experience in this area and am now helping students in person and through italki.
Good luck.
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Javi!
Hi! If your are looking for job opportunities, you could try the following links:
www.tes.co.uk
Other jobs include just random searches, such as:
http://www.aspirepeople.co.uk/jobs/detail/spanish-primary-teacher?utm_source=Indeed&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=Indeed
Hopefully these will help! Let me know if I can do anything to help you.
Leigh
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You can search for any type of job in the UK on the official Job Centre website here: https://jobsearch.direct.gov.uk/JobSearch/Browse.aspx
The best way to find a temporary job in the UK is to search for employment agencies on Google, there are thousands of them, but some do specialise in educational work placements. You will need to register with them, send your CV and qualifications etc.
Good luck.
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