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Sep
3
The biggest, most comprehensive and pioneer event for Filipino Nurses is happening this year – the 7th Philippine Nursing Opportunities Conference, Expo and Job Fair (PNOCE) on September 18-19, 2010 at the Sapphire Ballroom, Gateway Suites, Gateway Mall Araneta Center, Cubao Quezon City.
Be guided in your nursing career! If you’re a nursing student, underboard, board passer or already working as a nurse, this event is for you!
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Job Fairs
Sep
1
The following jobs are still in demand in UK: healthcare workers, environmental specialists, information technology and scientist, telecoms specialists, marketing executives, teachers, and social care personnel
However, not all who want to wok in UK can fulfill their dream. The competition is stiff not only with fellow Filipino workers but also with workers of other nationalities. To be able to enter UK, qualified applicants need to go through the points based system that is being implemented by the Borders and Immigration System since 2008. Under this system, all foreigners who wish to enter UK are required to undergo a managed immigration program with a five-tier system.
Click here to know more about the different types of visas in UK.
Aug
31
Filipinos who want to be employed in Korea must pass the EPS-TOPIK (EPS-KLT), implemented by the Human Resources Development. Only the successful examines of the EPS-TOPIK will be included in the roster of available workers by submitting the job application for the EPS. Being an EPS-KLT passer guarantee one’s inclusion in the list of jobseekers but it does not guarantee that one will be deployed to the said country.
Test Date and Time: November 14, 2010 (Sunday)
Click here for more information about the 7th Korean Language Test.
Aug
27
The Philippine Embassy in Guam alerted the POEA because of several reports that Philippine recruitment agencies continue to collect fees from applicants for the said visa category. Prior to the advisory, the US State Department disclosed that they are processing applications of possible Filipino workers for the Guam construction projects that said they have paid placement fees to the Philippine recruitment agencies. According to Bayani S. Mercado, Philippine Consul General, he had a meeting with Clay Allen, acting manager of US State Department’s Fraud Prevention and they discussed joint measures to make the public aware that US has a “no recruitment fee” policy for the H2B visa. Read more.
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OFW Warnings