21 Year Old British Male Looking For Work!

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Hello!

As the title of the forum post suggests I am a 21 year old British male looking for work. I have a large variety of work experience for my age with conversational Spanish. I will post my CV below, along with my email address! Please let me know if you have any further enquiries, I am more than happy to work in most places.


CV
Charlie Cobb (UK)
Don Bosco 1499, San Isidro, Buenos Aires
Email: [email protected] Mobile: +541164671071​
Date of birth: 25.12.94 Age: 21

Academic Achievements:
A level (Park College, Eastbourne, England)
Biology: B
Classical Civilisation: B
Chemistry: C
GCSE (The Cavendish School, Eastbourne, England)
English Language: A*
English Literature: A*
Biology: A*
Chemistry: A
Physics: A
Maths: A
History: A
RE: A
Music: B
Citizenship: B
French: B
Previous employment
· October 2012 – July 2013- Part-time sales assistant at Primark
· September - November 2013 - Eastbourne Borough Council
· December 2013 – Retail Operative at Marks & Spencer
· February 24 – April 25 2014 - Drusillas Zoo Park (Zoo keeper), Alfriston, East Sussex (Work experience)​
· May 2014 - July 2014 - Yana Cocha Bioparque - three months volunteer work in an animal rescue centre in Ecuador​
· July 2014 - September 2014 & December 2014 - January 2015 - Four months working in digital marketing in Brighton​
· February 2015 – May 2015 – Claims advisor at Hastings Direct (Car) Insurance
· July 2015 – September 2015 – Warehouse Operative at Gardners Books
· September 2015 – Now (Current employment) – Coordinator at Yana Cocha Bioparque

Personal and Work Summary
I've always been a very tenacious worker when it comes to accomplishing goals that I set myself. I've completed several extracurricular activities that involve the outdoors. These include walking and camping the along the South Downs Way (a national park spanning 100 miles approx.) twice and hiking trips to the Lake District, Scottish Highlands and the Alps. In my gap year I have spent time working in catering for Eastbourne Borough Council and a month with Marks & Spencer and I have spent nine weeks’ doing work experience with Drusillas Zoo Park in East Sussex. This work enabled me to travel to Ecuador to volunteer in the Amazon for three months with rescue animals. After returning I worked in Digital Marketing for four months in total - handling relations between companies and their respected demographic. Following this I secured a position working in Hasting´s Direct Insurance as a claims advisor. My role was to look after clients of the company as they filed their claims, and take them through the procedure of registering an incident. This was a great skill-bolstering experience as I was confronting tasks I´d never engaged before. It pushed my customer service and phone conversation abilities to new levels, and also my data handling was improved significantly. My final work place in the UK after Hasting´s direct was Gardner´s Books as a warehouse operative. Again a completely different environment to any I´d experienced before. It improved my ability to work as an individual, constantly striving to beat my previous records of number of boxes backed in a day. I very much enjoyed the discipline of the job. I took on the role with a group of five other trainees and was the first to be offered a permanent position in the team. I couldn´t accept the position however as I was engaged to return to Yana Cocha in Ecuador. Here I worked as a coordinator, handling many different responsibilities. Namely looking after volunteers, caring for wild animals, and ensuring the centre operated and functioned correctly. For this I was required to work and be on call 24/7, to suit the needs of volunteers and the animals. Aspects of the job included; handling wild animals, veterinary assistance in medical procedures, carrying out emergency procedures (e.g. when animals escaped), cooking, upkeep of accommodation, emotional support of volunteers, organising and formulating new activities, maintenance and cleaning of animal enclosures, construction projects and more. This helped me improve many skills, some of which involving my lifelong passion (conservation of the natural world) and some involving my personable abilities and leadership skills. I made friends with all of the volunteers and wish to see them again!



Activities

- I like to keep fit in preparation for my outdoor activities by going to the gym and running, six times a week.

- Wild camping and hiking

- Enjoy being outside my comfort zone

- I've loved interacting with colourful characters on my travels and never say no to exciting propositions

(I hope to add mountaineering and parachuting to this list when financially feasible!)
Character Strengths

- Ambitious
- Determined
- Co-operative
- Optimistic
- Reliable
- Easy to get on with
- Patient


- While working here I will be practising my Spanish so eventually I can obtain a degree in Buenos Aires to work as a Guardaparque.
 
I don't know if you will find work here being a foreigner (are you legally here? Do you have a DNI?)

But check these associations out:
  • Escuela Argentina de Naturalistas - http://www.avesargentinas.org.ar/escuela-argentina-de-naturalistas - this is a career to become Naturalista de Campo or Intérprete Naturalista. Not sure if these open up to actual employment.
  • Fundación Vida Silvestre - http://www.vidasilvestre.org.ar/
  • Red Argentina de Reservas Naturales Privadas - http://reservasprivadas.org.ar/
  • Douglas Tompkins Trust - he is a British billionaire with reservers in South America

Read also https://www.theguardian.com/business/2005/oct/04/argentina.internationalnews
http://www.spiegel.de/international/spiegel/eco-friend-or-national-foe-a-gringo-buys-south-america-one-ranch-at-a-time-a-379264.html
 
I don't know if you will find work here being a foreigner (are you legally here? Do you have a DNI?)

But check these associations out:Read also https://www.theguard...ternationalnews
http://www.spiegel.d...e-a-379264.html


RE Spiegel 2005 Article

Douglas Tompkins RIP 2015?
 
Hi Serafina,

Thanks so much for responding so quickly, the pages that you linked me look fantastic. Unfortunately they stray a little bit away from the area I wish to work in, so in terms of studying I´m going to specialise somewhere else. I wish that they were offering work!

And Rich One, RIP truly. Thanks for responding!
 
Hi Serafina,

Thanks so much for responding so quickly, the pages that you linked me look fantastic. Unfortunately they stray a little bit away from the area I wish to work in, so in terms of studying I´m going to specialise somewhere else. I wish that they were offering work!

Sorry, I thought you wanted to work as a [background=rgb(252, 252, 252)]Guardaparque but I am not sure if national parks (state-owned) hire foreigners, and beside that I don't think you can simply fill in an application on a website to find a job in Argentina. Connections, asking and insisting is what could get you through. If you are waiting for jobs as guardiaparque to show up on Indeed or Monster in Argentina, you are too being too naive.[/background]
 
I'm surprised that you admin even allowed this to be published as it violates the site rules of posting private data. That's one thing, the other is that you [OP] just made this info public knowledge, spam from here on in would be the least of your problems. Any unscrupulous individual could use this data... you're 21 though, I guess this is how you learn.
Sorry to be such a stickler, but this is bad online security in the making.
 
In case you are interested in a teaching position
 

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I'm surprised that you admin even allowed this to be published as it violates the site rules of posting private data. That's one thing, the other is that you [OP] just made this info public knowledge, spam from here on in would be the least of your problems. Any unscrupulous individual could use this data... you're 21 though, I guess this is how you learn.
Sorry to be such a stickler, but this is bad online security in the making.

Or maybe you're just an old fart. (Doesn't feel very good when someone turns the tables on you with ageism, does it?)

If you send me an email with your full name, I could easily find your DNI, your date of birth, your address, and information about any debts you have here in Argentina.

Welcome to the internet.
 
I'm sure that most of you have noticed that the ad mentioned having the "monotributo al dia" and an Argentine bank acc't.
The monotributo requirement,then, would make the ad only open to legal foreign residents.
 
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