http://www.hogapage.de/?id=joboffer&mkhoga[joboffer]=120435&cHash=13200d373841c2511382e053e0ad15da&utm _source=Indeed&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=Ind eed

Assistant Crewing Officer m/w


Fluent in English (both written and spoken)
German language would be an advantage

http://www.jobup.ch/search/Jobview.a...&lang=fr&gui=0

Control Documentation Officer (Zurich)

Profil minimum requis :

• Fluency in English

Foreign and Commonwealth Office
Part-time Consular Assistant (Bern)

https://fco.tal.net/vx/lang-en-GB/mo...isn=Indeed.com


The successful candidate will be subject to professional background and security clearance. The successful candidate must have pre-existing work authorisation for Switzerland in order to apply.

Team Assistant (Zurich Oerlikon)

https://www.roberthalf.ch/de/job-sea..._source=Indeed

Fluent in English any other languages are a plus, but not mandatory

Network Engineering

https://www.google.com/about/careers...&jid=188675001

UX / Interaction Designer

https://recruitingapp-2642.umantis.c.../Description/1

We offer you:

• Amazing opportunity to work with one of the most successful swiss e-commerce companies
• Awesome modern offices in central Zurich with a rooftop terrace with panoramic views.
• Great opportunity to work and be part of a world class product
• Work alongside a young, multicultural, and dynamic team
• Fully stocked fridge full of beer and goodies
• Summer & winter company parties in exotic locations
• Weekly yoga classes, massages and an in-house personal trainer
• If that wasn't enough, we give you 25 days holiday a year (plus public holidays), a fun, friendly atmosphere, plenty of opportunities to grow and the chance to be part of our revolution to become the #1 address for smart shopping. Oh, and coffee, there’s plenty of coffee

freelance/temporary employment for a project in Zurich region

https://www.hays.de/jobsuche/stellen...ampaign=Indeed

http://www.indeed.ch/cmp/Harvey-Nash...69?q=Assistant

apparently no German required

Payroll Specialist ENGLISH ONLY - Zug

http://www.efinancialcareers.ch/jobs...m=PD_AG_INDEED

Here are some more...job site.

https://eth-gethired.ch/
http://www.indeed.ch/
http://www.jobs.ch/en/

Good Luck

Another one here...

http://jobsucher.jobagent.ch/m/singl...hNGLt71GLC9H6o

If you can't open the link I can give you a screenshot of the description.

I know this has been asked previously in this thread... bit not in a long time.

Where does one find manufacturing companies or remedial labor jobs for english speakers?

See my earlier post...
https://www.englishforum.ch/employme...ml#post2662433

I am getting desperate as my savings are close to gone. I'll take anything that pays at this point. PM me if you know of anything specific please...

There are positions in Switzerland for factories and logistics centers for German-speakers. For a list, search on "Fabrikmitarbeiter" and "Logistikmitarbeiter". Possibly a factory or logistics center would hire an English-speaker:

https://www.job-room.ch/pages/job/jobSearch.xhtml

You might wish to filter on your canton "Bern (BE)".

Embassies and consulates in Bern might hire English-speakers for security. Securitas and Protectas are two of the largest private security firms in Switzerland:

http://www.securitas.ch/en/jobs/securijob.html

http://www.protectas.com/en-GB/

Search on indeed.ch on keyword "English" for canton Bern. Possibly there will be a job there for you:

http://www.indeed.ch/Stellen?q=english&l=Bern%2C+BE

The lower down the pay scale, the more important language becomes as without it you CANNOT communicate to your fellow workers and receive instructions or carry out the tasks allocated.

The lower or menial jobs nearly all require spoken German/French/Italian as this is the common language of the work force

Wouldn't he automatically be granted a work permit if he lands a job though?

In the context of this user (juri), yes - as he's an EU citizen, assuming the contract meets all legal requirements, a permit would be granted.

Hi everyone.

I'm a recent graduate in Politics and International Relations from London. I moved here in September and have got my French up to an A2 level. Meanwhile, I have been looking for any internships, graduate schemes, traineeships, jobs to gain my first experience, ideally in a political field (NGO's, UN bodies, Diplomacy etc.). However now, my money is running low, my french course has finished and basically, I need any employment opportunity. Obviously, I am on the job sites and have applied to numerous but to no avail as of yet. Any suggestions of where to turn?

I need something that requires only English and ideally in my field. But failing that I would take anything, a menial job or anything?

Many Thanks,

Shane.

https://careers.un.org/lbw/home.aspx...SJ&vacancy=All

https://uncareer.net/

Bear in mind though that these jobs don't give you the regular Swiss residence permit, but special ones. If you move out of that area you'll need to find another job which will give you a Swiss permit. Also NGO permits don't count towards getting Swiss citizenship as you would need a C permit for that.

Thanks for the links. Unfortunately, UN jobs require years of experience and the internships are unpaid therefore I can't do them, it's a real shame.

The problem you have is that English only jobs are usually the high level ones, not entry positions. Anything else like shop/factory work, construction, restaurants, etc, needs you to be fairly fluent in the language to understand what customers are asking and also that you understand instructions you are given by your boss. A2 level simply won't cut it.