German woman looks for a hostel job

[dejana]

Hello!

My name is Dejana. I live and work currently in Germany. My parents are from Croatia, so I speak croatian as well.

I have been in Canada one year. Unfortunately my work-and-travel visa expired end of april 2009.
I lived long time in Victoria BC and worked for different companies. Like for example the coffee store "serious coffee". Iam experienced with customer service and during my trips in Canada i lived sometimes in hi-hostels.
I would like to work in a hostel, because it´s an interesting job and you meet a lot of people from all over the world.

Iam very interested to come back to Canada. During my first time there, I had to improve my english and I travelled the last few month. I also tried to get a job in an office, but it´s not easy when you don´t have so much time left.

Iam flexibel and interested in any work you have. In Germany I worked (and work again) over 10 years in an office environment.
With the youth-mobility-program it would be easy to get a work visa. But first I have to have a job offer.
I have to give my employer one month notice. So please tell me right in time... or if you know you need somebody in a few month - just tell me.

So I hope to hear from you soon.

Thanks a lot!

Regards

Dejana Nemcic

[juanamagda]

Volunteering in Huarmey, Peru

I am looking for an honest, hard working person fluent in English. Experience in hostel work preferable. A person who can: possible collaboration in the organization of tours, handle reservations, travel planning and organization, pricing, booking assistance, market analysis, processing information for the website, care of the hostel. For the first three months, you keep the money that guests pay to stay at the hostel (this is your wage) plus free accommodation and breakfast. Practice your Spanish and salsa in Peru!

Jaime

www.jaimecrazyperu.com