How to become an Interpreter for a huge record label company in Korea?
They do hire interpreters, and also language teachers. That said, considering they are Korean companies, working with Korean talent, my guess is they would prefer someone who is perfectly fluent in Korean, with ability in other languages, rather than a native speaker of languages but not perfect in Korean. In short, a Korean person who speaks other languages. Not trying to dash your ambition, as there MAY be a chance to do some part-time work IF they needed those services, but realistically speaking you would have better luck doing what it is you wish to do with a company that conducts the majority of its business in a language you are fluent in, rather than a company that conducts its business in a language that you are not fluent in and currently studying. I highly doubt they would hire you full time, and sponsor a visa when they may only need those languages (other than English) a few times a year (probably use more than that, but Koreans can do most of that kind of work) That said, if you learn Korean, your other foreign language skills would be highly sought after in many other Korean companies like Samsung, LG, Hyundia..etc. They may not be talent companies, but I can promise you there would be much more opportunity for well-paid positions with companies like that.
What could be a nice Instagram marketing strategy for a small travel agency?
Instagram has been a great platform for many small businesses to grow into brands. Here I would be discussing my strategy on how a small travel agency can gain from Instagram.Try to use handle name as close to your business name. People can tag and search you easily with this. Write an attractive bio and put a good profile picture of your organization. Company logo is a good choice.While posting, always try to use high definition images of topical destinations. You can even provide discounts to make better impact. Posting quality content consistently is a very necessary ingredient. Breathtaking views and alluring Images attract potential customers.Try to engage with your audience always as this builds your reputation and increases their trust. You must reply to the comment as soon as possible.Use hashtags in a way that you can show your posts to the targeted audience. Relevant hashtags boosts your chances to engage with your targeted audience.Posting Travel Experience You can encourage your customers to give feedback of their travel experience. Reposting those positive posts can build your reputation and help you grow as a brand.Other methods of gaining more experience is to put referral system or working with travel influencers to reach more new audience.Always remember Instagram marketing is a process that requires hard work and consistency for the success you deserve.If you want more information or services of Digital Marketing, feel free to contact us at info@technovation.in
What are the top UK companies that sponsor employment visas?
Its not that simple. As of 29th of July 2016, there are a little more than 28,000 companies that CAN sponsor a Tier 2. However almost none of them WILL sponsor. The companies that have a legitimate vacancy will only sponsor a person if they feel he/she is exceptional AND is already in the country. If you are applying from outside the country, then your chances are almost zero. Of those 28K, there are some agencies who will sponsor you if you have a valid job offer from a UK company. These agencies will take a percentage of your salary in exchange. There will be some companies that will offer sponsorship for money. You will have to pay a large sum, and they will sponsor you and say you will get 6 months or more to get a real job and then you can continue your visa. However that is very risky as the chances of getting a job are very slim. The job has to be professional and paying at least 20–30K pounds per year. So dont think any job will do, only professional jobs pay that much.Hope this helps, good luck.
Is National American Miss a scam?
National American Miss is a wonderful event. My daughter has been in it a couple of times and LOVES it. I do have to agree, the first person who posted an answer gave some answers that are really just stereotypes about pageants in general. It is clear that she has not been to NAM. That's ok. There are actually pageants like what she is talking about, for sure. But this one is not like that at all. With that out of the way, the simplest thing to say is that NAM is not a typical beauty pageant, in fact, it is not a beauty-based pageant at all. It is a new concept. Oh, and yes, of course, there are fees to be in it. Any real pageant, sport, dance class, or other event does indeed have fees. You should be wary of any actual event that claims it is "free." My daughter talked me into going to the Open Call a few years ago. Glad she did. This all turned out to be a wonderful thing for her, and I am thankful for it as a parent. The open call is just an information session where the organization tells you what NAM is about, and if you want you can apply at that time. We were there about an hour. A great thing to do is to go online to youtube, search for "National American Miss" and see the videos that real world participants have uploaded to share their own personal journey at NAM. I have pasted links to some of those, as well as other information sources, for you below. There is a large community of people out there who have participated in NAM and you can see what the actual conversations are about by looking at the Facebook and blog communiites. I put those links below. Here's another great way to do your homework on this. The Better Business Bureau (which I checked when my daughter wanted to be in NAM and I saw that the BBB gives National American Miss an "A" rating) suggests when you are checking out a pageant, you should call the facility where the event is being held and ask if it is actually contracted there. So, one of the links below is to a page that has all of the National American Miss events listed by state, including the actual address of the facility where the event is being held. Look at your state's event and call the facility. Best wishes in your journey!
Movin to the US to work. Skilled mechanic lookin for company to sponsor work visa?
Hey everybody. Im a 25 year old guy lookin to move to the United States more specifically the south. Does anybody know of a company that runs equipment that has mechanics that is willing to sponsor a guy for the work visa? A bit of my history: Im dual ticketed so im journeyman automotive and heavy duty. Ive been pullin wrenchs for about 9 years already and got my red seals which in canada recognizes that you know your stuff and are able to work in any province in canada. Ive also got all my Commercial Vehicle Inspection licensing. Ive worked on everything from engine powered welders (mainly diesel powered) to every kind of car, some more then others, every kind of truck from 1/2 tons upward, ive touched on most offroad equipment but more so dozers, graders, and scrapers. But ive done skidders, pavers, reclaimers, wheel loaders, track loaders, etc... Im workin right now in on-road where most my experience has been kenworths with both cummins and cat engines but ive worked on macks and a couple others as well as trailers of all sizes. So if anybody knows of a companyor can suggest some that would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance!
Which area of Canada has the mildest weather, and what are the extremes in this region?
The coastal areas of BC, including Vancouver Island, have the mildest overall climate. Our summers are drier, but for gardening purposes it's considered very much like Britain.The winters are cloudy much of the time, with quite a bit of rain and very little snow. Winter temperatures are mostly from the high 30s(Fahrenheit) to high 40s. Summer can get fairly warm, up into the 80s but 60s and 70s is more usual, and it can be very dry but isn't always. The interior of BC, such as Kelowna, is much drier overall but it's colder in the winter and hotter in the summer. For weather purposes, the interior of BC starts at around Abbotsford. It's hotter and snowier there than Vancouver itself even though it's not far away in miles. If you're doing highway driving in BC, you'll run into snow in the mountains anytime from late September to April. In the Vancouver area, you might want to consider Surrey, Langley, Aldergrove, Abbotsford, Mission, Chilliwack. They're close to Vancouver, and many transportation businesses are based out that way since land is so much cheaper than Vancouver which means houses are cheaper too. Vancouver Island might work too. I don't know a lot about the trucking business, but just about everything that comes to or leaves Vancouver Island goes by truck on the ferries so many companies have regular runs that way.
Correct business attire for a shareholders meeting?
You are allowed to be eye catching. The days when a woman in business had to wear navy, flat shoes and pearls are so long gone. Thank God. You are a CEO, not an 18 year old secretary, a woman at the top of her game, a woman with brains and the confidence to hold her own. Dress as smartly and professionally as you can and let some of your personality and confidence show through. Remember you will be presenting so he audience can see every angle. Make sure everything from your shoes to your hair is immaculate and check your back view in the mirror as well. Restraint is the word to apply. No short skirts, stomachs or cleavage on show. No underwear on show and nothing too tight or clinging. Use neutral colour as a base but add one splash of interest to avoid it being bland, but only one. A colourful scarf, bright or patterned blouse under a jacket or an interesting piece of jewellry. Keep to stud earrings, drops detract from your face when you are speaking. Likewise if you have long hair pin it up away from your face. Keep makeup natural looking. Look at women whose dress sense you admire to see how they put their look together.