Service Information
After some twenty years of significant economic boom when Spain joined the EU (European Union), the country suffered the effects of severe economic crises, more so than certain other major European countries. However, for several years now, Spain has consistently been at the forefront or leading in terms of growth in Europe, with most economic indicators in the green. Unemployment has fallen spectacularly in recent years and has now reached figures that Spain has rarely seen. Another example of a true “remontada” (comeback).
Many economic sectors are currently dynamic in Spain and are recruiting, particularly in the country’s major cities (Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, etc.) and in economically advanced regions.
The Tourism/Hotel industry has long been major in this sunny country, which welcomes one of the largest numbers of tourists in the world each year. It therefore offers very interesting opportunities. However, the fast-growing Tech and IT sectors in Spain, fashion, healthcare, logistics/transport, finance, and even education are buoyant, and needs are often significant.
The rapid aging of the population in this southern European country increases the volume of employment opportunities for foreign workers.
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Seasonal Employment Service - Spain: €480
This service is intended for foreign individuals wishing to obtain seasonal employment in Spain, during the summer period or at another time of the year.
** Only individuals legally permitted to work in Spain (without prior obtaining of a visa) will be able to benefit from this service.
The Seasonal Employment Service includes:
- Assessment of the candidate’s Spanish language proficiency level.
- Support in finding seasonal employment in Spain (contract not exceeding 6 months) for a duration of 6 weeks or until a position is obtained: Analysis of the candidate’s needs, search, and organization of job interviews.
- Translation, revision, and formatting of your CV into Spanish.
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CV translated into Spanish, revised, and formatted: From €95
The CV is your first point of contact with the employer, prior to any potential interview and everything that follows. It is therefore essential to have a perfectly translated CV that also matches the “local” format, standards, and “customs” in force at this level in Spain.
Your CV (resume) will be translated, revised, and formatted into Spanish by a recruitment professional.
You will also benefit from our advice and information on the Spanish job market and how to highlight your professional experience.
