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Dilqnka · 2012-05-29T14:28:58+02:00

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Dilqnka Active member

Member since 28 March 2012

DilqnkaActive member30 May 2012 17:22:41

#41

georgeingozo wrote:
Of course, Bulgaria is actually in the EU, but for now its workers are treated as if they are non-EU

Yes, there are restrictions for Bulgarians yet.

reni81 New member

Member since 13 July 2012

reni81New member13 July 2012 16:48:07

#42

Hi there,
My question is how difficult to find a job in Malta at the moment?
Im Hungaryan worked always in Hotels,im 31 years speek English,Italian,Hungarian.
And wich industry easy to get a job.
Thanks Reni

ricky ViP

Member since 06 September 2009

rickyViP13 July 2012 16:58:13

#43

3522

Hi Reni,

welcome to the forum.

The problem is not finding a job but finding a job that pays enough!

The better your qualifications are the easier.

Cheers
Ricky

reni81 New member

Member since 13 July 2012

reni81New member13 July 2012 17:06:09

#44

Hi Ricky,

Thanks for your reply.
My qualifications are all from hungary,do the employer actualy ask for it if i go for聽 a job interview?

ricky ViP

Member since 06 September 2009

rickyViP13 July 2012 17:15:53

#45

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Hi Reni,

if they are real qualifications employers will ask for them. It depends on the job. If you don't need qualifications they won't ask but don't expect a decent salary.

Cheers
Ricky

reni81 New member

Member since 13 July 2012

reni81New member13 July 2012 18:35:57

#46

So i have seen this job on the etc website:waitress
Subjects:
Vacancy Requirements聽聽
Subject聽聽 Level聽聽 Grade
FOOD & BEVERAGE SERVICE聽聽 KNOWLEDGEABLE聽聽 PASS
FOOD HANDLING COURSE B聽聽 KNOWLEDGEABLE聽聽 PASS
FOOD HYGIENE CERTIFIC(WARRANT)聽聽 KNOWLEDGEABLE聽聽 PASS
Could you tell me what this means?
As i have always been a waitress i would look for waiting or similar job.

ricky ViP

Member since 06 September 2009

rickyViP16 July 2012 06:17:02

#47

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Hi reni,

the requirements mentioned are cerificates that are issued after short training courses (3 hrs) and registration with the Superintendent of Public Health.

They are legal requirements to work in food handling or preparation in Malta (Waitress /cook).

If you have equivalent certificates from another EU country they might also be accepted but I'm not sure about that. It might be easier to just do the short courses again.

Cheers
Ricky