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An individual seeks information on organizations assisting with Aliyah and assimilation in Israel beyond the Ministry…
An individual seeks information on organizations assisting with Aliyah and assimilation in Israel beyond the Ministry of Aliyah and Absorption and the Jewish Agency. They are interested in support programs, Ulpan, course vouchers, apostille assistance, and help with integration and job searching, particularly in IT. Advice includes prioritizing immediate job search over benefits and consulting the TR chat for IT job prospects. Information is also provided on accessing food, goods, and small appliances from various funds based on city.
While MASA program participants on a student visa in Israel are officially restricted from working, many find part-time…
While MASA program participants on a student visa in Israel are officially restricted from working, many find part-time employment. Options include working in security, as bar or wait staff, cleaning services ("nikaion"), or live-in caregiving for the elderly. It's often recommended to focus on language study initially. After the first six months, particularly if pursuing repatriation, more work opportunities may arise. Some sources suggest looking for jobs upon arrival or exploring platforms like "Yudu" or "Kwork" depending on your skills.
An immigrant in Israel inquires about earning a living through fishing
An immigrant in Israel inquires about earning a living through fishing. Responses indicate that Arabs in Jaffa fish and sell their catch. There's a mention of observing fishermen using nets in Eilat, associated with pensioner groups. A suggestion is made to explore Aliyah through Arab lineage for potential ease in commercial fishing.
Job opening for Russian-speaking employees in Israeli supermarkets (Bat Yam, Holon, Rishon Le Zion) for inventory and…
Job opening for Russian-speaking employees in Israeli supermarkets (Bat Yam, Holon, Rishon Le Zion) for inventory and restocking. Salary starts from 13,000 ILS. Shifts: day (11 hours) at 46 ILS/hour net, night (11 hours) at 49 ILS/hour net. Hiring with any documentation. Contact: WhatsApp +972-52-293-45-53.