[vicenta]

I just arrived and I'm looking for a job. I'm Spanish, I don't speak chineese but I'm fluent in English and French. I have a degree in Civil Engineering and another in Fine Art. Can anyone give advise o n where to start ?

Cheers

[Dick_In_Peak]

Vicenta Amigo ,
Buenas Noches !!! Ono Dos Tre' Quatro Tequilla Tequilla ?? NO ??? Tapas ! Tapas !! No ?

Espere Un Momento Por Favor http://www.JobsforSpanishInHK.com.hk

[vicenta]

ha, ha ha dick in peak muy divertido!

[KnowItAll]

Spanish Chambers is a good place to find out which spanish companies do business in Hong Kong. They seem like a friendly lot and put together happy hours etc where you can go meet other Spaniards.

Room 2302, 23/F
No. 3 Lockhart, Wanchai
Hong Kong
Tel : 2763-6236
Fax : 2763-6279
Website: www.spanish-chamber.com.hk
E-mail : info@spanish-chamber.com.hk

[KnowItAll]

FYI -- From their website.

Spanish Happy Hour in La Bodega

Every First Thursday of Each Month

The Spanish Chamber of Commerce invites all members and friends to attend every first Thursday of each month the Spanish Happy Hour. Our Chamber is very happy to organise this exciting evening of Spanish dancing, networking, drinks, a lot of tapas and fun.

We have arranged the best drinks prices and offers for you.

The next Spanish Happy Hour will be on Thursday 6th of October 2005.

The event starts ar 7:30p.m and finishes at 11:00p.m.

The venue is La Bodega, 42 D'Aguilar Street, Lan Kwai Fong. Central.

[JohanSWE]

in Sweden bodega means a shady shop to buy drugs and such :P
Those spaniards sure know how to throw a happy hour heheheh

[jayinhongkong]

A Bodega is often a family-run store, take it as you will

[ayukobaby]

Jay, ur in every bloody threads haha do u work here as a full time worker? lol well ur pretty resourceful though.
im actually looking for some part time job as tutor. i want to teach japanese and english. im only available in the evening as i have a full time job as a social worker in an international school. Does anyone have any connection or contact? Or if any of you are interested in learning Japanese, I can offer a special discount hehe

Originally Posted by jayinhongkong

A Bodega is often a family-run store, take it as you will

[ronaldinho]

Originally Posted by KnowItAll

FYI -- From their website.

Just wondering if this gathering for the Spanish Chamber of Commerce is still on these days??

tks,
R