To help your students make that first step abroad, Expertise in Labour Mobility (ELM) has published a series of 'Looking for work in ....' guides. The guides aim to help individual jobseekers to find job and internship opportunities in another country.

Extended and reprinted Due to the great success of the guide on Spain, Expertise in Labour Mobility has updated, extended and reprinted this guide. In over 100 pages, the guide tells what punctuality means to the Spaniards, what time frame is meant by long-term planning, which skills make the most employable candidates and other tips and tricks to successfully apply for a job in Spain. Get it now.

Cost
EAIE members can order a complete set of Expertise in Labour Mobility's job-hunting guides for students for a special 10% discount price of only EUR 445 (for all the 32 guides covering 40 countries including the guide on looking for work in International Organisations, which offers a peek into the recruitment mechanisms of UN, EC and NGO organisations).

EAIE members who decide to order individual guides will receive a 10% discount (EUR 18 per guide instead of the normal price of EUR 20). To order click here

• How do I write my CV or resume for another country?
• Does job-hunting work differently abroad?
• Are cultural management differences really affecting the way companies recruit?
• How many job interviews can I expect in a foreign interview situation?
• Should an application letter in another country include my motivation for the job?

Expertise in Labour Mobility (ELM) says:
"If your students and recent graduates ask similar questions to these, you might like to order the series of 'Looking for work in …' guides. These accurate and easy-to-read guides contain the best practical advice one can get in looking for work across borders. Each guide contains information on visa requirements; management culture; important sectors; main routes to employment; advice on job hunting; a sample CV/resume; self-assessment tests; examples of people with an international career; useful addresses.

Each guide is researched and written with the help of native people and country experts, thus securing the accuracy of the information presented. ELM donates money to UNICEF, The UN Children's Fund, from each guide sold to improve the well-being of children around the world."

At this moment the series covers the following countries:

Australia	France	Lithuania	Singapore
Austria	Germany	Luxembourg	Slovakia
Belgium	Greece	Malta	Slovenia
Canada	Hungary	The Netherlands	South Africa
China	Iceland	New Zealand	Spain
Cyprus	India	Norway	Sweden
Czech Republic	Ireland	Poland	Switzerland
Denmark	Italy	Portugal	United Arab Emirates
Estonia	Japan	Romania	United Kingdom
Finland	Latvia	Russia	United States of America

To order click here