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coming to Portugal to find a job you should go to the Portuguese Consulate
in your country of origin, for a translation of your University degree
and/or diploma and other documents which you may need to show to an
employer or to a job interview panel. http://www.deb.min-edu.pt
Most of the job advertisements for PM&S staff may be found
in weekly editions of the newspapers, but some of them can also
be found in the major daily newspapers.
Advertisements for jobs on the internet is not yet popular, but
this is changing a lot and some weekly newspapers mention that they
will soon start using the internet. In any case, some job advertisements
can be found at http://www.egor.pt
and http://www.jn.pt both of them
in Portuguese It is, however, hard to find the job section on the
latter of these two sites.
The Public Employment Services (IEFP) is useless for PM&S.
However, for those who have been working for some time in their
own countries, it is necessary to go to the Portuguese Public Employment
Services for registration and an application form to ensure that
you do not lose your entitlement to unemployment benefits.
It is useful for the persons who intend to do this, to contact
the Euro-advisers, and this can be done in your own country before
leaving - http://www.iefp.pt
It is naturally acceptable to address a letter with a CV directly
to companies, asking for a job, but it rarely works in Portugal
unless the candidate has something completely new to contribute
to the production process. In this case a period of negotiation
can commence.
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