I arrived to london to learn english?

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ronald575715

Go to the job centre in Enfield and explain your situation and they will be pleased to advise.You dont have to stay in the London area ...Why not move up north where the people are a lot friendlier..Dont listen to the lazy drop outs as there is plenty of work for those that are prepared to get off their butt and find it ...Welcome to our country.

Gflex

i advise you try back in your own country and leave the jobs in england to the english!

chip2001

I understand Cadburys (the chocolate maker) are creating a few hundred jobs with a new factory they're building in Poland.

Unfortunately, several hundred jobs in the UK will be lost.

Ian M

I assume you arrived from outside the UK. Otherwise you would not be asking the question.

So, First you need a work permit. you're unlikely to get one.

Britain has more than 3 million unemployed so unless you're a brain surgeon I suggest you enjoy your stay as a tourist then go home.

Ian M

kenneth w

What makes you think your going to a job... if there are any jobs to be had they should go to us english people... Are country is over run by you lot as it is.. clear off...

skullian

we have millions of unemployed people in the UK what makes you think there is any work?

Veronica Alicia

Most Colleges offer courses in English for Foreign Students - you don't have to have advanced qualifications to Register.
If you are looking for work, why not visit the nearest Job Centre to Enfield?

koko

If you wnna work youÂ´ll do. But the condition...
Just start with whatever and be sure youÂ´ll find something better soon

Sarah C

what previous experience do you have? write a cv and take it round to shops, bars and cinemas near you, they are probably your best bet until your English improves.The Odeon cinema might be a good idea. Also maybe try a flyering agency.
And I would ignore comments people are making about how many millions of people are unemployed in London and England, it's not that hard to get a job in London whether you are foreign or not. I know tonnes of people that have come over from Brazil, Venezuela, Italy, Sweden, etc and had a very poor grasp of English when they arrived and have found jobs almost immediately. good luck.

sg1299

the people who answered your question above with negative remarks by assuming you don't belong to same country (U.K.)
they assumed you are foreigner who stole their jobs.

So, pls re-phrase your question to empasize your origin is Anfield, and you are a citizen not foreigner. (if I understood your question correctly, else your sentense is in poor English)

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