A report revealed the Spanish towns that published the most job opportunities last year.
Many Argentines wish emigrate to Spain to seek better economic stability in a country that shares the same language as our territory. The European nation offers opportunities for emigrate with salaries of 2 thousand euros. Although it is reported that studies and nationality are requested for these positions.
Working abroad is a goal for many young people due to their desire to have a higher salary that will allow them to maintain a higher standard of living. Enjoying a position abroad not only allows you to obtain Spanish citizenship, but rather have a salary in euros to cover the stay in Spain. To obtain these positions, a community passport or a residence permit is usually required.
Emigrate: which are the best cities in Spain to get a job
A infojobs report revealed the best locations to obtain a job in Spain. Although it was highlighted that not everyone has the same level of possibilities of applying for a job. The study analyzed the job proposals that were published during the last year. This result determined the five cities with the best employment rates:
- Madrid
- Catalonia
- Andalusia
- Valencia
- Galicia
Infojobs detailed that the two first positions accounted for almost 50% of job offers in Spain. Madrid took first place with 691,685 jobs published, with an average salary of 2,282 euros. Meanwhile, Catalonia followed with 534,089 and salaries that are around 1920 euros on average.
Emigrate: the jobs sought in Spain
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After gathering data from the job portals Business Insider, Nsdaq and Adecco, it was learned that 10 most sought after jobs in Spain are:
- Software developer.
- Medical and nursing staff.
- Financial Advisor.
- Human Resources Specialist.
- Operations and logistics manager.
- Marketing.
- Customer Support.
- Hospitality Professionals.
- Construction workers.
- Sales representatives.
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