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Old 25th July 2010, 11:03
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More about gas boilers !

Peter,
It is my understanding that was the price she paid for the boiler and the fitting to the existing pipework. I have no knowledge of earnings in Kiev, but here in Lugansk 2500 UAH per month is a good wage with lesser earning persons earning 2000 UAH monthly. A young girl working in a snack bar would be lucky to earn 1500 UAH per month. A bus ticket is 1.75 UAH and not so good beef is 42 UAH a Kilo. Beetroot soup although delicious is an important budgetary nutritional dish here (but it's healthier than a bag of chips or a packet of crisps English style).
I live on a British pension, so bananas and many other imported foods are within my budget, but I don't think so many Ukrainian pensioners can afford these luxuries.

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Old 26th July 2010, 01:51
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costs

Thank you for you help
On this do you know any costs of say air conditioning units.

I am thinking it may be possible for me to start up my own business rather than work for someone to earn a decent living.

It would seem from my enquiries there is not much demand for gas fitters or air con fitters that are not already there and fluent in Ukrainian.

I would be greatfull if anyone knows and international companies in ukraine.
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Old 1st September 2010, 11:21
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In what international companies are you interested in?
I am not a pro on the boiler market but considering you speak only English, specify of your work and global recession you should think hard on what to do first starting to do something. I hope the info, i will give you, helps you. So this is just i know and may be interesting for you.
Construction is stopped, those that is in process is served by big companies and using "otkat". "Otkat" means that you want to sell a car to a company where i am a CEO. I can buy this car cheaper but we agree that you will give me 1% from the price of the car so i, as the CEO, use the company's money and buy the expensive car for "otkat" - remuneration.
Gas, boiler and air conditioning installation does not require to have master of business association, does it? So what is a reason for me, CEO, to hire you and pay you more only because you speak English? How many spoken English customers in Kyiv do i have? I think not many. You cannot communicate with a client so there is no reason to hire your in stead of a guy from a rural area. Plus even if someone hires you, you will not be happy with your salary.
I think the best option for you (in this particular business) is to set up your own business. But again, you must know how you will get clients.
A case from life. My classmate worked for a company that installed video and audio alarm systems. He got not bad as for a student from a village but it was not enough for a decent life. He quitted and started to his own business. He did the same and got about 1000 USD per month. He sad me once that he would not be a hired employee ever again. Now because of the crisis his business is not so good as it was. But anyway he lives a decent life. His friend helps him in this hard time. He sells land plots and mansions. Rich people are still rich despite of crisis or whatever. So he promotes my friend as a good professional for installation of alarms in this buildings or land plots. But he way, if you come and are in need of clients you can contact me, i will contact my friend and maybe you will cooperate. I guess this is all the info that i can share with you.
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Old 11th October 2010, 11:26
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Jobs Website

You may find this site interesting if your considering looking for a job in Ukraine:-
Поиск вакансий и работы в Украине
Of course, I'm sure you will need to speak Ukrainian and be able to qualify for a work visa.
An important hurdle to jump for many viewers of this forum site I think.
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Old 15th October 2010, 12:52
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Hello everybody,
This is my first post on this forum so I should to introduce myself.
My name's David and I'm 19 years old guy from Poland. I'd like to learn Ukrainian and for it I want move to Ukrain for all December. The best to capital. I want learn and work there.
Is it very hard to get any job in Kyiev? Just for month?
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Old 16th October 2010, 11:39
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I think you have little chance!

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I want move to Ukraine for all December. The best to capital. I want learn and work there.
Is it very hard to get any job in Kyiev? Just for month?
It seems to me that you are confusing a preparedness to go and settle for some time in Ukraine, rather than going for a holiday (vacation)!
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Old 17th October 2010, 11:14
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It seems to me that you are confusing a preparedness to go and settle for some time in Ukraine, rather than going for a holiday (vacation)!
What's the different? I just want learn Ukrainian a bit.
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