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[beders1]

I visit cyprus every year with my family and we love it my dream has always been to pack up and move out to cyprus with my family.
I am currently a qualified padi scuba diving instructor and would love to work in this line of work but i know this kind of work is very seasonal.

I would love to make the move but dont even know were to start i have no money saved so i would be looking to rent somwere to live and the other thing i was not sure about is schooling for my daughters one is 7 years old and the other is only 16 months old.

im not looking for a great job just anought to support my family with somewere to live and food.

But were are not sure on were to start we are going back out to cyprus in august for a couple of weeks.

has anybody got any suggestions on were we should start please,

many thanks
shaun...

[Sotos]

Do you have any other kind of skills except scuba diving instructor? As you said thats very seasonal to support you and your family.

[beders1]

I am currently working as a sales consultant for wurth uk so i have sales experiance i also have all my hgv licences.

My wife also has alot of experiance in catering.

[Sotos]

You can come and try to find a job. The hospitality sector doesn't pay much and finding a job without Greek is not easy unless you are self-employed.

[RichardB]

best idea is to get out here for a couple of weeks and ask around as has been said lots of times on this forum word of mouth is the best way to get a job

[beders1]

Thanks for the help

[Snad]

Hi,

There are two diving centres on the Dhekelia Road, Oroklini,Larnaca as said if you come out for a week or two, you could go in and ask them.
Its not what you know here, its who!!!!!

[beders1]

Thank you as i said i will be in cyprus in august so i will get my self in these places..

many thanks

[cyprusgrump]

There is no money in working for a dive centre – certainly not enough to support a family even in the summer months. Running your own dive centre maybe but the initial outlay is obviously quite high.