Door Security Personnel (Dublin 2) – Part time
Email CV to: recruit@tekkensecurity.ie
On-Call Responder – Evenings & Some Weekends- P/T
Please email your CV to mary.somers@hisc.ie.
Roaming Fundraiser – Dublin West
visiting the Amnesty International webpage at www.amnesty.ie/directdialogue.
Part-time-Static Security Officers (Tallaght)
If interested in this position please send your c.v. by email to careers@securitas.ie
Cleaner – Part time
Submit CV to: info@rathfarnhamdaycare.com
General Operative
To apply please apply by email to jobs@keelingjuices.com
Hospitality Assistant – Dublin 18
Please send your cv to; v-almoll@microsoft.com
Homehelp Carer/Care Assistant – Dublin 16 – All Areas (Part Time)
Please follow the link. Please forward your CV to: recruitment@comfortkeepers.ie
Kitchen Porter
To apply please contact 087-2020368 Addison Lodge, 151 Botanic Road, Glasnevin, Dublin 11.

Internships

Oxfam Ireland Direct Dialogue Fundraiser, €13 per hour guaranteed fixed rate of pay, €11 per hour fixed rate in first 20 shifts training period

http://www.jobs.ie/ApplyForJob.aspx?Id=1205644

Help-Line Volunteer

http://www.jobs.ie/ApplyForJob.aspx?Id=1240974

Sales & Marketing Internship

http://www.gumtree.ie/cp-sales-marketing-in-dublin/sales-marketing-internship-462695395

Looking for Enthusiastic Beauty Intern

http://www.gumtree.ie/cp-hair-beauty-in-dublin/looking-for-enthusiastic-beauty-intern-462690489

Web Developer Internship

http://www.gumtree.ie/cp-computing-it-in-dublin/web-developer-internship-462030544

Search Engine Marketing Internship

http://www.gumtree.ie/cp-computing-it-in-dublin/search-engine-marketing-internship-461749473

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- Waiter / waitress

http://www.jobs.ie/ApplyForJob.aspx?Id=1102582

- Entry Level Sales ~ Fresh Starts Available

http://www.jobs.ie/ApplyForJob.aspx?Id=1241211

- Basic Scaffolder/Labourer Dublin
Contact 3D on 01 5133102 Mon – Fri from 10am – 4pm.

- Barista – Dublin Airport
recruitment@ksg.ie

- Box Office Sales / Customer Service Agents – Fixed Term Casual Constract
john.dodson@nch.ie

- Part-Time Tourism & Sales Assistant – Fixed Term Casual Contract
e-mailed to: john.dodson@nch.ie

- Tiles Sales person
tilejobdublin@gmail.com

- Cleaner
To apply for this role please follow the below link http://isw.changeworknow.co.uk/pizzaexpress/vms/e/restaurants/positions/aK3V8ShDLkOkzTiR-AQsZD

- Kitchen Porter
info@baristascafe.ie

- Waiter / Waitress
Please apply via : E-Mail: info@baristascafe.ie

- Cleaner – Evening Positions (Part Time ) Santry
To apply for this position please send CV for the attention of Darren Craven to Northwood Health and Fitness. Fax CVs to 01 8869999

- Kitchen porter
To apply please email kylescatering@gmail.com

- Waiting Staff
Kylescatering@gmail.com

- Telesales Person
Please send CV to: admin@makeit.ie or call Sarah on 01 5349934

- Laptop Repair Technician
To apply please forward CVs to : info@fmmobiles.ie Alternatively please forward CVs to: FM Mobile, 76 Camden Street, Dublin 2

- Sales Assistant
Please Email only to : daybreakchurchtown@gmail.com

Internships

- Internship (3 Month Duration) – Sales Department Administrator

http://www.jobs.ie/ApplyForJob.aspx?Id=1240991

- Marketing Graduate Intern – 3 Month Fixed Contract- Immediate Start – €18-21k Top Legal Firm

http://www.jobs.ie/ApplyForJob.aspx?Id=1228175

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A total of 1,248,300 visits to Ireland by overseas residents were recorded in the period, an increase of 52,900 on the same time last year.

Trips by visitors from the US increased by 12.2 per cent to 159,200 while European visitors, excluding those from the UK, increased by 5.2 per cent to 425,600.

The number of people visiting from the UK increased only slightly in the period, up by 0.6 per cent to 584,100, while visitors from Australia, Africa, South America and Asia increased by 16.1 per cent to 79,400

For Further reading please visit :

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Dare to Be Digital will be co-ordinated in Ireland by the DHDA, supported by the North-South Cooperation Unit at the Department of Education and Skills, and provides participants with the opportunity to connect with leading computer games companies. Dr Stephen Brennan, chief strategy officer with the DHDA, believes this could give students a realistic route into this sector.

For Further Reading Please visit :

http://www.siliconrepublic.com/new-media/item/31654-the-hunt-is-on-for-a-team/

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Travelling to Ireland for study
Citizens of certain countries who wish to pursue a course of study in Ireland must apply for a visa to enter Ireland before they travel here. Information on those who do not need an entry visa is available in our document: Visa requirements for entering Ireland.

Since 1 January 2011 there are changes to the immigration system for non-EEA students. If you are a non-EEA national coming to study in Ireland you must be enrolled in a full-time course under the Degree Programme (pdf) or the Language and Non-Degree Programme (pdf). There are details of transitional arrangements for students already in Ireland who are affected by these changes (pdf). You can find out more in our document on the immigration rules for non-EEA students.

Please visit website for further reading

http://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/travel_and_recreation/travel_to_ireland/student_visas.html

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Counter Assistant

Please send a CV to – eastpoint@munchies.ie

Deli Assistant (Part time)

Submit CV to: sparashtown@gmail.com

Sales Assistant

To apply please email your CV to martinstewartjnr@gmail.com

Deli Assistant (Part time)

Submit CV to: sparashtown@gmail.com

Front Desk Assistant – Dublin 24

susie@smiles.ie

Takeaway Assistant

Please contact Dominic at dominic@sorallon.ie

Retail Assistant – Temple Bar – P/T

Please email Maria Redmond on maria@celticdesigns.ie

Sales Assistant

Please email your CV in Word format to clondalkin@carryout.ie

Office Administrator / Receptionist |(Estate Agents)

Please Click on “Application Form Link” or Apply Here: http://www. webrecruitjobs.ie/site/applynow.cfm?Apply=New&Vacid=340578&mid=51 Martin Carroll

Accounts Clerk (Part Time)

Please email CV, Application or queries to Tommy at vacancy22022013@gmail.com

Administrator (Junior Role)

Please email a 1 page CV only detailing education and work experience details to maureenmcdonnellhr@yahoo.co.uk

Cleaning Operative – Liffey Valley (Part Time)

Please telephone freephone 1800 812 717 or E-Mail: teri.harris@officecare.co.uk

Cleaning Operative (Carrickmines Area)

Applicants may e-mail a CV to: jobsinfo.fss@gmail.com

Deli Staff ( Part Time)

To apply please email Andy8star@gmail.com

Cleaner (Part Time)

Please only apply if your have experience. To apply please email your CV to: info@ecogroup.ie

Internships

Marketing Intern – 1 Day a week , unpaid

http://www.gumtree.ie/cp-advertising-pr-in-dublin/marketing-intern-1-day-a-week-unpaid-457627554

Marketing internship

http://www.gumtree.ie/cp-sales-marketing-in-dublin/marketing-internship-456837118

Graduate Level Web Design & SEO Internship

http://www.gumtree.ie/cp-media-design-creative-in-dublin/graduate-level-web-design-seo-internship-454927130

Looking for Hard working Internee

http://www.gumtree.ie/cp-office-office-admin-in-dublin/we-are-looking-for-an-enthusiastic-hard-working-intern-455208043

Internship

http://www.gumtree.ie/cp-other-jobs-in-dublin/internship-455730790

Data entry intern (Part time)

http://www.jobs.ie/ApplyForJob.aspx?Id=1239369

Graphics Intern

http://www.jobs.ie/ApplyForJob.aspx?Id=1117066

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International offshoots of UK universities, partnerships with foreign institutions and online study mean there are now more students on UK university courses abroad than there are international and EU students coming to the UK to study.

Some 571,000 students studied abroad in 2011-12, a third more than in 2009-10, with universities enrolling most students in Malaysia, Singapore and Pakistan.

Oxford Brookes, which offers students training with the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (Acca) the option to also study for a degree in applied accounting, recruited by far the most students overseas (251,990 or 44% of those studying UK degrees abroad). It was followed by the University of London (45,680), the Open University (42,685) and the University of Wales (16,250).

Please visit website for further reading : http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2013/feb/15/surge-in-students-studying-for-uk-degrees-abroad

http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2013/feb/15/surge-in-students-studying-for-uk-degrees-abroad

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http://www.education.ie/en/Press-Events/Press-Releases/2013-Press-Releases/PR13-02-22.html

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The report, measured by the World Economic Forum, measures the gap between men and women in “four pillars”: economic participation and opportunity (labour force participation, wage equality, income, etc) educational attainment (literacy rate, primary and secondary level enrolment, etc), health and survival (sex ratio, life expectancy, etc), and political empowerment (parliament seats, years of head of state or government).

Please visit for further reading :

http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/breaking/2012/1024/breaking53.html

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I was asked to submit two forms of ID for my employer. But I do not need two forms of ID, because as an EU citizen I can move freely with my ID card only. However, I have to abide by the fact that the British must be very careful with the legislations and understand that them double checking has nothing to do with me, but instead is there to eradicate illegal immigrants. It was a bit of problem for me, but nationally it fits into the overall policy and makes it work well. Luckily, I managed to sort out the problem by submitting my birth certificate and driving licence.

Another thing I had to get used to is the multiculturalism. In my home country I lived in a Slovak – Hungarian environment, but here in London it has so many more nationalities and ethnic groups. For example in my job I have already addressed customers in 5 different languages. Seven, if taking into consideration Portuguese-Spanish and the fact that the Polish understand Slovak.

There is actually a really large Polish minority living in the UK forming a somewhat community. I know some of them and in most cases they are hardworking and fair people. Maybe it is just my observation, but it seems that they are more patriotic than Slovaks. They often work together, helping each other into a job and so on. Then again, it is human and normal to help your countrymen.”

For Further Reading Please visit :

http://www.foreignstudents.com/student-news/eriks-view-fizzy-drinks-british-immigration/4837

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Please read further visit : http://www.irishexaminer.com/ireland/work-permits-for-it-sector-to-rise-222255.html

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The Department for International Development (DfID), working with the Nigerian government, created a 10-year state education plan that was “neither realistic nor affordable”, according to a report published on Tuesday by the Independent Commission for Aid Impact (Icai), a watchdog that monitors UK aid.

Please visit website for further reading : http://www.guardian.co.uk/global-development/2012/nov/20/uk-education-nigeria-unrealistic-unaffordable

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For Further Reading Please Visit : http://www.timeshighereducation.co.uk/story.asp?sectioncode=26&storycode=422601&c=1

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http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2013/jan/20/syrian-students-uk-help

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MPs Margaret Hodge and Keith Vaz are just some of the politicians campaigning the Prime Minister to overturn the government’s net migration policy, which counts non-EU students as immigrants.
More….Please visit : http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2013/01/31/david-cameron-urged-foreign-students-migration-figures_n_2588937.html

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At a conference in London on 22 January, Glyn Williams argued that the visa route had become a “vehicle for abuse” before the government tightened the rules.

“In India, UK student visas became known as the ‘marriage dowry’ because female Indian students were able to bring over their partners to work in the UK,” he said.

The coalition’s introduction of “educational oversight”, its inspection regime for institutions looking to sponsor international students, had resulted in around 500 private colleges withdrawing from the system, Mr Williams added.

Visit : http://www.timeshighereducation.co.uk/story.asp?sectioncode=26&storycode=422537&c=1

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http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2013/jan/11/fall-students-india-pakistan-immigration

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Dublin Chinese New Year Festiva

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“We want to double the number of indian students studying with us by 2015. And we are confident that we are building a significant momentum towards that goal,” he said.

According to the Irish officials, it is estimated that every 100 additional international students who came to ireland support the creation of 15 local jobs, through spending on tuition, accommodation and other living expenses.

Cannon said, “India is recognized as having some of the most talented and hard working students in the world and our top-class Higher Education Institutions (HEI) can provide an excellent education and also provide significant opportunities for career advancement in areas such as IT and Life Sciences,”

An education Ireland Students fair is slated to be held here tomorrow where Indian students will be able to meet and understand what Ireland’s leading HEI’s have to showcase, official said.

The Global Business Director, Enterprise Ireland, Julie Sinnamon, said the ministerial-led Education Ireland mission to India brought together the largest ever irish delegation to provide Indian students an opportunity to interact with experts from a wide range of disciplines from across Ireland’s leading HEI’s.

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