Seeking employment in Yalta...can anyone help ?

[Ken_in_Canada]

Greetings. I am 33 years old, male.
I am visiting Yalta from May 20 for one month. I am seeking employment in Yalta. I have just finished 2 years of law clerk in college and with 11 years in the aviation field, I look forward to providing a potential employer with a sincere desire to learn the skills on hand, and intend to learn the Ukraine language very quickly.
I have more information about my skills and abilities. If you could help in any way I would certainly be very appreciative. I intend to move to Yalta. Please email me. No job to small, my ambition is huge... please email me at kklein@efni.com

Greetings from North Bay , Canada ~!!

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contact me please at
kklein@efni.com

[This message has been edited by Ken in Canada (edited 19 April 2000).]

[Phillip]

Ken,
We should talk.
I am a law Clerk at the moment and I have been interested in similar work in similar places for years. I don't think you should have too much trouble - unless you expect to save some money!!

[Ken_in_Canada]

I am certainly not looking to make it rich in Yalta. (ha ha), but I do need a change in my life, and Yalta is that change. I have researched the Ukraine as much as I can, and thank goodness I found this message posting...
so you are in Australia ? or in Ukraine ?
cheers for 1000 beers ~~

Originally posted by Phillip:
Ken,
We should talk.
I am a law Clerk at the moment and I have been interested in similar work in similar places for years. I don't think you should have too much trouble - unless you expect to save some money!!

[olya]

Hi Ken,
I'm from Sevastopol (now in the U.S.), which is just 2 hours away from Yalta. I visited Yalta many many times when I lived in Ukraine, since my relatives are there. Yalta is one of the beautiful cities I've ever seen!
Well, I can't help you find an employer for you. I just wanted to say that people in Yalta as well as in the entire Crimea, speak Russian language, not Ukrainian.
Another thing is that it's extremely hard to find any job in any field there right now, especially considering the fact that Yalta is a small city. There are many college graduates there who can't find any job (not even mentioning about jobs in their fields). I don't want to disappoint you but that's the truth about life in Ukraine.
If you want to learn more about Yalta, I'd be happy to help (or if you need a place to stay... My aunt has available appartment which is vacant right now)
Here's my email: olga.golubeva@infores.com

Olya


[This message has been edited by olya (edited 21 April 2000).]

[Phillip]

Yalta sounds nice...

Perhaps you can somehow make some employment?