work in europe / jobs in the european union

Like in many countries, some professions have their own information- and
networking-websites.

In Germany architects find useful information including job offers on

>> www.arcguide.de .

Once you found a job in the UK you might want to look for accomodation.

A major website to do this is the one of the National Association of Estate
Agents:

>> www.naea.co.uk

A got job website for persons specialised in IT wanting to work in Ireland
is

>> www.hookhead.com

The head office of the European Union does much to make qualifications
from the different EU countries comparable.

Find the most important documents here:

http://ec.europa.eu/internal_market/qualifications/general-system_en.htm .

As Ireland is one of the European Countries who opened its labourmarket to
all of the new EU Member States (joining in May 2004), Irelands Public
Employment Service, FAS, provides basic information for working migrants
in almost every language spoken in the European Union:

This section of the FAS Website is called "Know before you go"

www.fas.ie/services_to_jobseekers/Know_Before_you_go/index.html .

The dutch are said to be funny people - and they prove it by calling one
international job-website in English language "UNDUTCHABLES" ...

>> www.undutchables.nl .

If your mind is made up not to work just "anywhere in Spain" but especially
on the beautiful balearic islands ( Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza ), you will
find the following websites helpful:

>> www.balearempleo.com ,
>> www.caeb.com .

If it is your dream to work in directly in the head office of the European
Union (mostly in Brussels) you should go directly to the Website of the EU´s
Human Resources Office, called EPSO.

>> http://europa.eu.int/epso .