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Cong

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Q: Chambers of commerce helping foreigners find jobs?

I've heard the French chamber of commerce has a huge program to help French speakers find jobs in China, and I was wondering if English-speaking embassies, chambers of commerce, cultural centers (British council, etc...) help foreigners AT ALL to get jobs or offer guidance, etc...

Do they only hire Chinese staff for non-senior positions?

14 years 47 weeks ago in Business & Jobs - China

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Localla

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Don't expect British nor Amreican CC will be any helpful...but they have some events which may give you some helps....but they are not freee!.....I think they hire any person for those positions which need to speak fluent Chinese, as long as you like the pay....

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I like a snowy Happy new year, rather than a no sky one...Beijing's time to ban the cars---the only solution for the time being...

rogerioaugusto

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Seems like we should help each other to find good jobs

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