How difficult will it be to make at least 750 euros monthly in Rome?

Question

For somebody who is fluent in English and only some Italian? And it doesn't matter what kind of job, just as long as you're able to make at least 750 euros monthly. This is for a paper I am doing, so thank you for your help.

No, I don't mean live off 750. I just mean make that much a month at a job. Is there a minimum wage?

Thanks for your answer though...it still helped some.

Is it difficult to find a job though? Even ones at hotels or bars? I read in a book (an older book, so the statistics weren't accurate) that the unemployment rate in Italy was 10%.

Answer 1

The starting salary for a full-time English teacher in Rome would be about EUR 1100 for ninety hours of teaching per month. To get a job like that, one would need a Bachelor's degree and a TEFL certificate, but Italian language skills usually aren't necessary. Bar and nightclub jobs would probably just hig EUR 750 if you were working five nights a week.

Answer 2

I don't really understand your question.. Are you asking if you could live off of 750 a month in Rome? We were Americans stationed over on Sardinia and paid 850 euros a month just for rent! Electricity alone would run us 250 euro for two months. Heat in the winter time...We would run ours 4 hours total a day and that bill was 160 euro. If you own a car and want to drive it gas is around 5 euro a gallon. Hope this gives you some information...

Answer 3

I know of many people who have worked most over their lives just to earn 750 euro's month.
One of them to this day only earns 800 euros a month and has been working for the same man for 25 years and hasn't had a raise in over 10 yrs.
I am am American who lived and worked in Italy for over 13 yrs but most of that was working on a American Military base in Sicily and which exempt from all of that because I was payed in dollars but had a job once working for a TLA which is temporary housing for civilian and miltary ppeople which I worked 7 days a week 12 hours a day for 8 months without a day off before I went back to the USA to stay and haven't been back.