I can't speak English well, can I find a job in England?

Question

Hello, I'm Italian a girl and I'm 18. I don't speak English, but I'd like to work in Egland, in pubs or discos.
Can someone help me? I have no problem working wearing miniskirt or short clothes. Is possible to find?

Answer 1

I would say, try Italian restaurants, if you don't mind serving customers. When I came over to London form Japan 5 years ago, my English was not good. I found a job in a Japanese restaurant as a waitress, and started working there. Customers liked to be served by Japanese people in Japanese restaurants, so they didn't mind me and my colleagues not being able to speak English properly. I think the same goes for Italian restaurants too. While I was working there, my English improved a lot, and now it's good enough to work for a UK company.. And I am no longer a waitress.
Good luck!

Answer 2

Thousands of young people are in the UK from all over the world and many from Italy and Europe generally. Some speak English well and some poorly, initially------but don't worry as you'll it learn quickly at your age.

I suggest you book into a school in London, Glasgow or Manchester etc teaching English and who can also provide reasonable accommodation for you too, either in the school's dormatory or nearbye private accommodation. There are many of them. Test it for 3 months say ,initially, and see how you settle in. Try looking on the web under 'English Schools' and you'll find plenty. You'll also get a part or full time job easily in a Hotel or Cafe etc.

You'll need some £300 for a 3 months English course and say £80-100 per week for accommodation plus £50-70 per week for travel costs, snacks and personal items. This can be offset a bit with a part time job (20 hrs per week ,say, initially---paying about £5 per hour plus maybe some 'tips')and moreso eventually with a full time job when you finish your first/last paid course of schooling.

Good Luck,

'Peaser'

Answer 3

You should be able to get a job with the level of english that you have shown here. You don't have to compromise so if you are asked to do anything you're not comfortable with in a job just leave. Your english is probably much better than you think so, good luck.

PS. also it's really cold here so you might want to rethink that whole miniskirt thing! : )

Answer 4

I don't think you will have a problem finding a job here -plenty of people come here and learn English while they are here.
You may be able to get a job waiting tables in a restaurant - plenty of them employ people who speak with an accent - real or fake Italian is very popular! Good luck

Answer 5

Since you want to work in pubs or discos, you don't need language!! All you need is short skirt and heavy make up to kiss fat ugly bastards!
wait wait.. no clothes needed!! I'm sure those guys will like some Italian meat!

Stupido, if you want people to take advantage of you, don't learn English! If you want to respect you, then start open your English book!!

Answer 6

Work somewhere you don't have to be understood or speak english!!! Or learn fast a restaurant would be a good place. you would soon pick up the english words for italian food. Good luck

Answer 7

You would need to enrol on English speaking classes in Italy before you came to Britain to start work. how you dress is up to you once you live here, but in most places in the UK, you will find they provide you with a uniform of the company you are working for. However, the British are friendly and give you a warm welcome regardless of where you are from.

Answer 8

You shouldn't have any problems language wise finding a job like that here it's the customers who are drunk that have the language problem.
Anyway good luck

Answer 9

Get a activity in Verona the place you would be a excursion handbook for the Shakesperean play Romeo and Juliet. in case you went to a hotel and worked in an English bar. paintings in an inn that takes Brits from British excursion companies.

Answer 10

Yes but not a decent one