Work in South Africa
Most people are thinking of Cape Town when they decide they want to live and work in South Africa. The other main options available include Johannesburg and Durban. There are definite possibilities to working throughout the country but don't forget that South Africa is still a developing country and job opportunities away from the major towns and cities are difficult to find and may be better going to a local person.
Due to high levels of unemployment, it can be difficult even in major cities to obtain employment. Most jobs will be in the hospitality sector. Au Pairing can also be a good alternative.
If you have a specialism in one the following areas, you may find obtaining a job easier, as there are skill shortages in these career sectors;
You must be a recent graduate or current full time university student
For details on obtaining more permanent work visas, please visit the South Afican High Commission and the department of Home Affairs for up to date information. Useful websites to look for jobs in South Africa include;
Tax mattersOnce you've finished working, you have the benefit of being able to claim back the tax and superannuation (similar to a pension) you've paid into. Visit Taxback Visit our directory to search for more working opportunities in South Africa and for companies that can help you find jobs in South Africa. |
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