Work for English speakers in Switzerland.

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zio9060 Member

Member since 26 January 2017

zio9060Member26 January 2017 12:41:46

Hello guys,

I am a Greek native and i am interested in moving to Switzerland to pursue a career in the corporate catering industry that i am a part of for the last 20 years. My question is the following: If my main spoken language is English (native) and my French is basic, do i have a reason to try and find a job is Switzerland? If yes in which towns and cities should i focus on?

Thank you in advance!!!!!!

Jobboard_Finder Contributor

Member since 20 September 2016

Jobboard_FinderContributor26 January 2017 13:39:41

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Hi,

You should check out the popular job search sites in Switzerland to see if there are many opportunities for English speakers.
The top sites are jobs.ch, jobup.ch, jobscout24, and Monster. You can even use the filters to limit your search just to English spoken positions.

Good luck & let us know how you get on!

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