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[Dannny]

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what is the requirement for Accounting Job?

[Strong Eagle]

what is the requirement for Accounting Job?

You're not actually for real, are you?

[deepdish19]

guys i have a question - do the links provided in the first post work? i mean if you press banking and finance you are then transferred to

http://jobs.singaporeexpats.com/search. ... %20finance

and what you see there are vacancies with strange dates like "Feb 20", "Feb 13", "Feb 04", etc. Are these real of fake vacancies and what's wrong with the dates? Would appreciate a lot an explanation.

Thanks

[wcs]

I noticed that too, but if you click on the individual job ads, they have the date advertised and the respond to date. They seem current, at least for the IT jobs!

[sweekly23]

Hi every one, i was just wondering if anyone could help me i am a 20 year old male from the U.K and i am moving to singapore next year in August 2010 as my partner has got a teaching job for 1-3 years. But i dont.
I have looked on most job sites for singapore but cant find anything of my interest, i am looking for a job in the outdoors maybe adventure training, watersports or fitness type line of work.
if any one could post back a reply with some help i would very grateful.
thanks and kind regards,

Sean

[wcs]

There is an Outward Bound School on Pulau Ubin, which is an island a short ferry ride from the Singapore mainland.
http://www.obs.pa.gov.sg/

Wakeboarding and diving are popular sports here, and there are quite a few companies which are involved in these sports. Bear in mind that the government is unlike to offer an employment pass for this type of work if they feel there are locals who are willing to do it. But if you will be here for up to three years, you might as well try.

If you do find you have troubles getting a job, consider going back to school and becoming a PE teacher. There is a nice fit between your interests and that profession. Sometimes schools also like the idea of getting two teachers instead of one!

Good Luck!

[sweekly23]

thanks for your reply, if i was to get a job on that island how easy is it to commute daily from the main land?

[wcs]

There are regular ferries. It is a matter of staying near the place where the ferry leaves from.

You should check it you are required to stay on the island sometimes as that could be likely at times.

Start some investigations once you get here!

Good Luck!

[monday]

Dear All

How is the IT job market now in Singapore? One of my friend(Indian) has EPEC. He did his Masters in Engineering Technology in USA.Currently he is unemployed in India. He was working in USA, last year got laid off.

Will be worth asking him come to Singapore for job hunt?

Monday

[sweekly23]

Hi all

I have been applying for jobs for the past month now. In all the sports and adventure companies but no one seems to get back to you. If anyone could possibly give me some companies that they know are recruiting it would be very useful. Thank you.

cheers Sean

[tommyboy]

Doesn't seem to be the easiest of tasks, to get a job here...

[morenangpinay]

im on the job hunting mode myself..anyone know any corp.com jobs?

[a.brooks]

Hi every one, i was just wondering if anyone could help me i am a 20 year old male from the U.K .....job in the outdoors maybe adventure training, watersports or fitness type line of work.

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there are always plenty of expat women looking for personal trainers.. you could freelance, or maybe you could try the gyms, they often employ expats for special classes. try to rack up some experience or training before you come. California Fitness, Fitness First, etc.. google it..[/u].. ps. i have a ski boat, but we are oldies on 'water skiis', we are the only ones in Singapore i think! all others wake-board.

[singasian]

What about R&D jobs?