Where to go to work in Spain for summer?

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magidge

On the Spanish News this evening it said that in Andalusia the unemployment rate is 24.6% and rising.

Plan away, but don't hold out much hope of getting a job.

Kate J

With over 4 million Spaniard out of work and looking, you probably won't find work.

Take a vacation, or wait until the economy improves.

Or try finding a service that hires people, but I wouldn't hold out a lot of hope.

romeo

noooooo
dont come
let me find a job please
:))
now talking serious...... the others person who tell you its imposible to find a job have a base. a big one
are so many persons at homes without jobs you kan't realise.
and the rest of europe its allmoust in the same situation but not so much like spain

finestrat1

forget to work! 16% unemployment and still going up!

julia

You can go to any mediterranean place a s you say. In all those places speaking english is not a problem. Mallorca is a good place too. It's overcrowded of English and German people. I think that there are not a lot of surf places in mediterranean cost (there are more in the north of spain, but english may be a problem there). Anywhere you go you will have fun. Enjoy!

filya puta

Your best to give Benidorm a go there the language isn't a problem and there's stacks of bars and restaurants to choose from.A nd actually it's a great place. i go every other week until mid season then it gets manic.

Ash

unemployment is very high and more and more immigrants are arriving from Pakistan everyday desperate for work etc. so i doubt you'll find anything.

Sali

gibraltar is a good place to visit. which is near to Malaga costa del sol. but hard to find a job cause of the current situation but noting impossible try your luck.

GibBas

I agree with Gibraltar. It's easy to get to (from Luton or Gatwick or Manchester airport). There's some fantastic surfing on the Atlantic coast (costa Luz) in Tarifa about 10 miles away. Of course you have all the beaches along the costa del sol, not hard to get to. There's always work as waiters etc in bars and restaurants as students and other youngsters are always coming and going.

totanaliz

The Costa Del Sol has more options if you donÂ´t speak Spanish. I live in Murcia, and here you need to speak Spanish , even at a basic level, for most jobs as most people speak no English.
But the economic climate has made it very difficult at the moment and shops and bars are closing down all over the place as the recession kicks in.
Try some of the online recruitment agencies, or consider applying to language schools to teach English, especially if any of you are studying at an advanced level. Other than that, many holiday companies used to take summer placements for kids club monitors etc for their campsites, although beach may not be an option.
Try searching for summer or temp jobs spain on google and you should get a lot of results. Happy Hunting!

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