looking for friends near Alba,..Cuneo

perlawerla New member

9POSTS

13 years ago

Hi there, is there anyone nearby me as it seems as a lot of you are in Turin?

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Christine ViP

42879POSTS

13 years ago

Hi perlawerla,

Welcome to 大咖福利影院!

Could you please introduce yourself?

Thank you,
Christine

perlawerla New member

9POSTS

13 years ago

Hi Christine! Thanks! Where do i have to introduce myself? is there a specific page for that?

Kirsty

Christine ViP

42879POSTS

13 years ago

Hello perlawerla,

I mean introduce yourself here on the forum. This can help you to get more response.

Thank you,
Christine

perlawerla New member

9POSTS

13 years ago

Hi im Kirsty and i am living near Bra in Piemonte region.聽 I am looking for friends nearby to chat with and share experiences with!! I am also searching for work as an english teacher, im currently studying for my TEFL.聽 I would also love to find people to chat with in Italian as i need to improve my language.聽 Look forward to any responses! x

础耻谤茅濒颈别 ViP

22735POSTS

13 years ago

Hello Kirsty.

Thank you for this introduction.

I am sure you'll make a lot of new contacts here.

Thank you,
础耻谤茅濒颈别

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perlawerla New member

9POSTS

13 years ago

Thanks Aurelie

its hard when you miss friends and family so its always a bonus to meet lovely people !

kjesper Active member

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13 years ago

Hi Kirsty; how are you doing in Piemonte? You have been here quite some time I see...:-) Just wanted to say hi. Oh, and I am pretty convinced you will be able to find a teaching job in English in Torino ;-) Greetings, Jes

perlawerla New member

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13 years ago

Hi Jes yeah it will be 3 years in March 2013, but its quite difficult to find work.聽 What do you do in Turin? I feel i would benefit more from living in the City!!

thanks for your reply

texasranch New member

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10 years ago

#10

Hi how did you like Cuneo? I'm considering a job in Entracque and just returned from a visit. It's a long term gig so I want to get your opinion

kenjee ViP

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10 years ago

#11

texasranch wrote:
Hi how did you like Cuneo? I'm considering a job in Entracque and just returned from a visit. It's a long term gig so I want to get your opinion

Hello and welcome on board

Please note that you are participating on a thread inactive since 2012. You may not get any response.

Regards
Kenjee

perlawerla New member

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10 years ago

#12

Hi! I live about 40 minutes from Cuneo.. how long did you spend here? I have felt unsettled for a while but mainly because I haven't found work for a while. I think if you are in a working environment you would settle quite well. do you have family to come with? nice to hear from you

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texasranch New member

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10 years ago

#13

Thanks for your quick response. I was in Entracque and Valdieri for a week. I just got back yesterday.聽 I will have a steady job but trying to gauge whether the experience is worth jumping off the corporate ladder for. I would love to hear your input on how it has been for you?

perlawerla New member

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10 years ago

#14

I don't know valdieri well, but my partner would, I can ask him for you.聽 I really came here just to be with him so it was a different situation to yours.. luckily I have found opportunities teaching some hours a week privately.. but its not the same as having a full time job.聽 Do you speak Italian? It was hard for me and I still struggle after 5 years , unless you are mixing its difficult.聽 I guess it also depends on where you would be living and the job itself , there really is a lot to consider., What job is it? hope i can help in any way

texasranch New member

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10 years ago

#15

Thanks! I know maybe 15% Italian and will be living a town of 1,000 people. The job is to manage a ranch estate. Is it generally easy to meet people (non-expats)?

perlawerla New member

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10 years ago

#16

that sounds amazing! you would benefit from getting into a language group here, I think the language schools in Cuneo may offer Italian for foreigners but also maybe free classes through the Comune. Cuneo has more to offer than my part! also there maybe a meet up group ,I am part of it but never went as a bit far to go in the evenings.. would you have many staff working for you? that would most certainly help you feel settled!

cuneo2015 Member

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10 years ago

#17

Hi, we are a family interested to host an ENGLISH MOTHER TONGUE nanny for long time.
The family consists of the parents, two 40-years old, boy, 5 years old and girl, 8 years old.
We would like you to talk to the children in English to help them learn the language.
We live in a large country house close to Cuneo, a very pretty town surrounded by mountains where you can make beautiful hiking or biking.
Buongiorno, siamo una famiglia con due bambini di 5 ed 8 anni, cerchiamo una nanny madre lingua inglese per un lavoro a lungo termine, munita di patente e referenziata.
Viviamo a Cuneo pertanto la candidata dovr脿 essere disponibile a trasferirsi dal luned矛 al venerd矛.
Offriamo vitto, alloggio ed un contratto di lavoro a tempo indeterminato.