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How difficult is it to get a job in the UK from the US? Any suggestions on jobs or programs? |
How difficult is it to get a job in the UK from the US? Any suggestions on jobs or programs? The easiest way to get a job in the UK is to work for an international company and get transferred over. I have a friend who offered to move herself if they would provide the job and visa. If you are a student or recent grad then you can get a 6 month work permit through BUNAC (www.bunac.org) and then hopefully that employer will sign you on. It also depends what kind of position you are looking for. For example, a teaching position is much easier to get over an IT position. Good luck! I'll pray for you. I hope to High Heaven you have a skill they really need. My brother-in-law is divorced. His wife is from West Sussex so he has to go back and forth half the year. He has a trade. Otherwise, they think US citizens are bleedin' idiots. They really do. My brother-in-law would not lie. I Suggest You Contact The UK's Department Of Work And Pensions To Find Some Job Leads In The Meantime. It is pretty much the same as a UK citizen trying to get a job in the US. Unless you work for an international company, you are a highly accomplished athlete, entertainer or academic (i.e. PhD and written books) or you are on the list of skills shortages in the UK (usually medical professions), it is very difficult. http://www.workingintheuk.gov.uk/working... sure |
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