General info about fuengirola?

Bini121 · #1 (**permalink**) 10th July 2008, 08:23 AM

Hi Im 19 and i am planning on moving to mijas near fuengirola next year (I will be 20 by then). I am going over to visit in october for a week. Could anyone give me any advice on what i need to find out; i would like to sort my accommodation if possible and I am going to hand my CV to as many places. Im planning to start off doing bar work. (I will be qualified in beauty therapy when i go).

Also how much promotion or modelling work is out there? I would think it is very competitive? Thanks for reading x

rjnpenang · #2 (**permalink**) 10th July 2008, 02:09 PM

Hi, We live in Fuengirola/Mijas Costa, I think its a very bad time to move here, we walked along the paseo yesterday, very quiet & its only a matter of time before the beach bars etc., start laying off staff instead of waiting until Sept.
Our local paper is the Sur in English, have a look at their classifieds.
Regards Rob

rjnpenang · #3 (**permalink**) 10th July 2008, 02:20 PM

Sorry, I did´nt finish. I don´t think there are any modeling jobs down here, perhaps in Madrid or Barcelona. However there is work on telesales, but not recomended.
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chris(madrid) · #4 (**permalink**) 11th July 2008, 04:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Bini121

Hi Im 19 and i am planning on moving to mijas near fuengirola next year (I will be 20 by then). I am going over to visit in october for a week. Could anyone give me any advice on what i need to find out; i would like to sort my accommodation if possible and I am going to hand my CV to as many places. Im planning to start off doing bar work. (I will be qualified in beauty therapy when i go).

Also how much promotion or modelling work is out there? I would think it is very competitive? Thanks for reading x

How's your Spanish?. Also you have serious competition imo. It's VERY cheap to find promo-hostesses. I've hired them in a past life at minimum wage. Bilingual or Trilingual puts you on a different level. But in an ex-pat area Bilingual is now easy - so is Trilingual.

I went to Mijas last year to visit UK friends on hol's. Was relaxed then - if it's more relaxed now - dire for casual work.