BeSerKa
New Zealander citizen
Forum posts
4
About me
New Zealander
Lives in Christchurch
Registration: 02 May 2010
Activity
Loneliness when you're abroad by Julien
Do you often feel lonely when you're abroad? I personaly suffered on week ends while I was in the UK. Even if I had several friends, I often missed my family and friends (from home). So I walked, visited museum, went to concerts, worked more... ...
An interesting topic to read, I leave to work in the states in 2 weeks as a iPhone Software Developer in Austin TX, staying at my cousins house. Yet despite having Uncle, Auntie two cousins, and a friend 2 hours drive away. I'm suddenly still very ... Read More
DO I QUALIFY FOR A GRANT IF I CANNOT FIND A JOB IN NZ? by baddog
I am a physiotherapist and will be moving to NZ in May. I have been granted permanent residence. I am worried, as none of the agencies that are looking for a job on my behalf has come up with anything at all. If I am unable to secure a job in a ...
trademe.co.nz/jobs is also not bad. Read More
Imigrate to NZ without a University Degree ? by gamihai
Hello, If I am an IT Admin and have highschool + Cisco Certifications and COMPTIA certifications but no University or College degree , can I still get a working visa in NZ? I have 4 years of experience but I don't know if they accept you without a ...
In New Zealand, most of the senior Networking Seniors don't have University Degrees, because the universities are out of date on the latest networking technology. CISCO is the de-facto standard to indicate wether your Resume is worth a look. Read More
Imigrate to NZ without a University Degree ? by gamihai
Hello, If I am an IT Admin and have highschool + Cisco Certifications and COMPTIA certifications but no University or College degree , can I still get a working visa in NZ? I have 4 years of experience but I don't know if they accept you without a ...
If you have CISCO certifications, you will be in a great position in New Zealand. CISCO networking engineers on all levels are snapped up very quickly, as there is a shortage. IT in general is still booming in NZ. Some companies I know of you ... Read More