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stella786 wrote:

i moved to cairo from scotland just under 2 months ago to settle here and look for work.

the job hunting has been a bit slow what with the lead up to ramadan and i find not everyone here gets back in touch to acknowledge applications received etc.

i have also been looking for volunteering opportunities but i cannot seem to find enough information on organisations that need volunteers.

i have visited most of the tourist attractions and now find im very bored and have nothing to fill my time.

any suggestions?

Cairo is a place where you can t be bored anytime! Here the time flows quickly, even you don t have time to breath during day.
So if you have enough money that comes from somewhere or you have a permanent sponsor, you could enjoy your time here!
If not, you should be very careful and to secure yourself, here people talk too much and do exactly nothing, and the worst, they will try to induce you in error with promises, and to put you in very big problems just to get you easily, for nothing! The rule is " What can t get, it should be destroyed!" Most foreigners live in their " crystal ball", they don t have too much relation with Egyptians, they try to avoid conflicts with them.
So, not having a job here it is a real adventure! I hope you could understand this!
Getting a job!
Most NGO are like private companies. They will feel happy to find volunteers that work for nothing! But I think it s important to have a paid job.
Here it s a link to all NGO with their address email, phones ...

If you can t open the link, let me to know, I will send to you a word document, the document needs Adobe Reader for being opened.
For a job , also you should try American Chamber, Recruitment Center , it is the best one

And depends on your profession you should follow another sites!
So, think twice and get the best decision!
Here people don t borrow and don t ask for anything, usually!Most people don t give you a right idea about what really happens! To come in Egypt just for making friends, that have their own interests concerning you...聽 I think it s not your goal in your life.
Good luck!

ahbanya wrote:

Want to Teach middle school students English and Social Studies? I am looking to fill this position ASAP. Talk to you soon.
Agnes

EmersedShark wrote:

There is a job offer for an English teacher at a British College In Mohandeseen.

Can you give me the location of this school? Is it IGCSE? I only know of Dar-el-Tarbia school in Mohandeseen.

momobuffy wrote:

I understand what you are saying ...Egypt is very slow! and the economy here sucks! I am bored as well ive been here for 7 years...Im egyptian but have lived in the states for most of my life and i can honestly say that egypt isnt a good place to live Anyone looking to hangout message me

I am so ready to bet that you have never even been out of Egypt, right?

man you and your fellows are the reason of these words

valibilic wrote:

Here the here people talk too much and do exactly nothing, and the worst, they will try to induce you in error with promises, and to put you in very big problems just to get you easily, for nothing! The rule is " What can t get, it should be destroyed!"

became the best explanation for our behavior.

and for all the other foreigners or Natives, I know and convinced that you know how real Egyptians are. Its not about Egyptians its just about humans and you can find that exact type of human that you hate every where in the world but its just soooooo obvious in Egypt, especially Cairo and so many as well.