Blog Archive

Followers

Blog Archive

Powered by Blogger.
Thursday, October 18, 2012

Seeking Jobs Abroad Requires A Knowledge Of A Countries Culture And Values

By Joseph Stevenson


Taking time out from studies or from starting a new career is popular with many of the younger generation, when they are ready to leave school or college. A fair number turn to Argentina as their destination of choice. They want the opportunity to explore the country and its people and their way of life. Many will require to find jobs in Argentina to enable them to support themselves.

Spanish is the language of choice for the majority of natives to Argentina. Individuals planning to live and work there will find themselves at a distinct disadvantage if they do not speak the language. It can make the difference when applying for jobs if they have at least a basic knowledge of the country and its main language.

Tourism is important to the economy of this country. It is usually the resorts and larger cities that are geared towards welcoming overseas visitors and many of the basic values have been relaxed to incorporate the tourist industry. Once you travel or live and work outside the major areas, the culture and values of this nation become much more prominent.

Family values, especially in rural areas are important. You need to know that when you meet a male, you should shake hands and give a slight nod to show respect for that person. On the other hand, if you are meeting females, the relationship would have to be well established, before you could kiss a woman in public.

The elderly are held in high regard in their communities. They are awarded the respect due to someone who has worked hard throughout their life and contributed to the community. Families tend on average to have only two children and lay great store by ensuring they receive the best education possible, until they graduate at age fifteen.

Argentina is a fascinating country with plenty to explore and offer long and short term visitors. Gap year students or anyone else seeking jobs in Argentina, will require a work visa. As the visa and work permit should be applied for by the prospective employer or university on behalf of the student, it can be a long drawn-out process.




About the Author:



0 comments: