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jamiegray
Joined 2012
Posts: 7

Looking for Work in Singapore...

11 years ago

Hi all, I am a 36 year old British male looking for employment in Singapore. I arrived in Singapore on 3rd January with my partner who has secured a post in a local school there. We have just spent 5month in Tanzania working in a new Child Day Care Center. I have vast experience in many different employment roles. I have 13 years vast and diverse experience in the Automotive industry mainly as a Quality Auditor for NISSAN in the UK where i fulfilled many roles in many different departments. I am a qualified Pharmacy Dispensing Technician. I am a qualified First Aider and Life Guard. I hold a full clean UK Drivers License and Passport. I have a vast knowledge of the Catering Industry including working in Bar/Bistros, ASDA stores staff canteen, restaurants and a Childrens Pre School Kitchen.
If there are any interested parties or kind people that can help/suggest of any possible job vacancies that could put use to the diverse Skills of a Confident, Professional, reliable, Leading, Organised, Determined International Role Model please do not hesitate to contact myself at [email protected] or leave a message here. Thank you

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