School is nearing it's end and in place of going directly to college, do not pass go, do not collect 200 dollars, I've decided to go abroad for a couple of years or more. I figure that while I'm there I can have the experience of not having things handed to me. I would really have to work (in the classical sense). I would have an immigrant-ish experience. It's all very exciting and I'm looking forward to it. Right now I am a Junior in High School, so there is plenty of time, but lot's of people are college planning right now, so I figure I should be planning too.
How easy would it be for somebody like me to find employment? I would want a job like being a janitor or a waitress or something since I wouldn't have any college education yet.
By the time that I would move there, I would have 6 years (5 years of credit) of accelerated French class under my belt, but only a (very) little Greek. I would save enough money for, or have my parents pay for language training (probably at UOA, it's very reasonable) when I get there which makes a job where I wouldn't have to do much speaking in Greek at first a good thing.
The bottom line is, it would be really helpful to learn what my experience might be like in Greece. I know that I would need an apartment, a job to pay for this apartment and some friends would also be a nice thing to have too.
How easy would it be for somebody like me to find employment? I would want a job like being a janitor or a waitress or something since I wouldn't have any college education yet.
By the time that I would move there, I would have 6 years (5 years of credit) of accelerated French class under my belt, but only a (very) little Greek. I would save enough money for, or have my parents pay for language training (probably at UOA, it's very reasonable) when I get there which makes a job where I wouldn't have to do much speaking in Greek at first a good thing.
The bottom line is, it would be really helpful to learn what my experience might be like in Greece. I know that I would need an apartment, a job to pay for this apartment and some friends would also be a nice thing to have too.
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