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Italy. Living, working or studying in Italy? Just Landed helps you manage everyday life. Our Italy Guide covers topics like visas, housing, jobs and finance. Join the Just Landed Community, get in touch with people like you and share your experiences. Most importantly, have fun!
The main seasonal jobs available in Italy are mentioned below. Holiday Company Representatives The duties of holiday representatives include ferrying tourist groups back and forth from airports, organising excursions and social events, arranging ski passes and equipment rental, and generally playing the role of Jack of all trades.
A high level of English language proficiency can be a very useful skill for any foreigner hoping to find a job in Italy. In a country which ranks 23 rd in the world in the English Proficiency Index and where the average knowledge of English language is lower than most other European countries, it’s easy to see where the opportunities lie.
When leaving a job in Italy, it’s wise to ask for a written reference (which isn’t usually provided automatically), particularly if you plan to look for further work in Italy or you think your work experience will help you find work in another country. This article is an extract from Living and Working in Italy from Survival Books.
There are two main kinds of recruitment agency in Italy, temporary agencies ( lavori ad interim) and executive search companies ( ricerca personale). Temporary Agencies. Unlike many other European countries, Italy officially prohibited temporary employees until January 1998, when a new law came into effect.
Italy (and other EU states) may reserve certain posts for their nationals if the jobs involve the exercise of powers conferred by public law and the safeguarding of the general interests of the state or local authorities, for example, the diplomatic service, police, judiciary and the armed forces.
An excellent source of information is Teaching English in Italy by Martin Penner. For a more general overview you could try Teaching English Abroad by Susan Griffith (Vacation Work) or Teaching English as a Foreign Language and Teaching Abroad published by AGCAS, Direct Prospects, CSU, Prospects House, Booth Street East, Manchester M13 9EP, UK ...
Qualifications: What qualifications are needed to work in Italy? Job hunting: How to look for a job in Italy; Employment Agencies: Public and Private Employment Agencies; Seasonal Jobs: Types of seasonal jobs in Italy; English Teachers & Translators: Getting a job as an English teacher; Social Security: The Italian social security system