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ARABIC SPEAKING HCA  

Elevation Healthcare - Southwark, Greater London, United Kingdom

Support patients with mobility, including helping them to move safely around the ward or care facility. Previous experience as a Healthcare Assistant or in a similar care role preferred but not essential... Arabic Speaking Work careers... £12.50 - £14/hour

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from: CV-library.co.uk - 6 days ago

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Digital Sales Specialist (French or Arabic Speaking)  

Crayon - Wooburn, South East England, United Kingdom

As our new Digital Sales Specialist, you will be responsible for acquiring new customers and partners, as well as retaining existing ones . In this role, you will communicate with our customers through... Arabic Speaking careers...

from: noriskrecruitment.co.uk - 2 days ago

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Digital Sales Specialist (French or Arabic Speaking)  

Crayon - Wooburn Green, United Kingdom

As our new Digital Sales Specialist, you will be responsible for acquiring new customers and partners, as well as retaining existing ones. In this role, you will communicate with our customers through... arabic interpreter toronto...

from: uk.lifeworq.com - 3 days ago

Arabic speaking Client Services Associate  

Language Matters Recruitment Consultants Ltd - London, United Kingdom

Previous experience in private banking, customer service, or administrative roles, preferably within banking. Liaising with internal departments to follow up on transactions and card services Assisting... arabic teacher canada...

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from: CV-library.co.uk (+1 source) - 24 days ago

Lifestyle Manager - Arabic Speaking - UK  

Ten Group - London (+1 location)

To gather member feedback from members previous requests and send this feedback through appropriate channels to ensure we are keeping the member satisfied and encouraging them to use the service repeatedly... arabic recruitment agencies london...

from: workable.com (+1 source) - 18 days ago

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Arabic Speaking Sales Executive  

French Selection UK - London EC1A, City of London, London

– Provide excellent customer service to new and existing students – Previous experience sales or business development – Required – Also fluent in French – Ideal Responsibilities – Strong communication... arabic speaker... 125.00-150.00 day

from: joblookup.com (+1 source) - 14 days ago

Solution Sales Executive ITSM/ESM, MEA (Arabic speaking)  

Atlassian - London, England, United Kingdom

At Atlassian, we're motivated by a common goal: to unleash the potential of every team. Our software products help teams all over the planet and our solutions are designed for all types of work. Team collaboration... arabic speaking in London, greater london...

from: jobleads.co.uk (+1 source) - 17 days ago

Project Director, Learning and Development (Arabic Speaking)  

Duke Corporate Education Limited - London, England, United Kingdom

Experience in learning & development design solutions (preferably for Leadership Development) or consulting in a people-related field, with knowledge of blue-chip listed companies. Manage projects to ensure... arabic speaking in East London...

from: jobleads.co.uk (+1 source) - More than 30 days ago

Digital Sales Specialist (French or Arabic Speaking)  

Crayon - Milton Keynes, South East England, United Kingdom

As our new Digital Sales Specialist, you will be responsible for acquiring new customers and partners, as well as retaining existing ones . In this role, you will communicate with our customers through... arabic speaking in England...

from: noriskrecruitment.co.uk - 23 days ago

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Arabic Speaking Paralegal  

London, England, United Kingdom

McKinlay Law endeavor to contact all successful candidates within 24 hours. However, due to the volume of applications that we receive, we are not able to respond to every candidate individually. If you... arabic speaking legal assistant...

from: jobleads.co.uk - 25 days ago


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  • My dream job Jobisjob

    If you could choose a dream job whether it be in your current field or something else what would it be?

    • Adam :

      My ideal job is translator

    • Souhila:

      My dream job is german teacher

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  • Arabic speaker Aliya

    Born in Saudy Arabia, I've been living in London for the past 2 years. I'd like to work at the airport where I can be of great help with my knowledge of languages assisting travellers. I can speak Arabic, English and French. I'd like to test the waters by working in one of the airport shops, but I'm not sure I'll be able to work later on for one of the airlines that operate in the airport if I don't have an official title for the three languages, as the French I have I learned while living in Paris with my parents between age 15 and 18, but I have never really taken a course to get a certificate for it.

    • Lula:

      I doubt you'll have any problems. If you're good with languages and good dealing with people you should be all right. If you have a good presence, all the better, though this is not a must.

      • Aliya:

        Is that so? super! And are you serious about appearances? It sounds a bit retrograde to me.

        • Lula:

          I know what you mean, I find it a bit much myself. Though not all shops or airlines put the same emphasis on looks. What I know for a fact is that you must have good presence in terms of looking neat and what in the old days was called 'sharp', LOL.

          • Aliya:

            OK, I can manage that. I hope smart casual will do. This is what you see in many airports.

    • Lula:

      Definitely so, and in any case, often enough you’re given the clothes for the job, so the pressure on you is somehow reduced by that.

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