1,132 Georgian citizens apply for 1,000 temporary jobs in Israel
The registration is available on https://workabroad.moh.gov.ge/ and will continue throughout the year. Photo: IPN.
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In total 1,132 Georgian citizens have already registered for one-year employment program in Israel, while there are only 1,000 vacancies available for home care specialists in 2021.
Registration on the program has started on April 12 on https://workabroad.moh.gov.ge/ and will continue throughout the year.
- Georgian home care specialists to be legally employed in Israel
- Registration of Georgian citizens for legal employment in Israel starts today
It is planned for about 1,000 Georgian citizens to find temporary legal employment in Israel as home care specialists this year.
A candidate must be a high school graduate (at least) and also must have a state-recognised diploma/certificate of nurse/nurse assistant or home care specialist.
Job seekers must be fluent in English and/or Russian.
The candidate must understand and agree that he/she must leave Israel after the expiration of his/her work visa (one year) and will not be able to work in Israel in future.
Georgia’s Health Ministry says that Georgian citizens will receive at least $1,610 a month in wages if they work for 42 hours a week, while if they work 58 hours a week the monthly salary will be about $2,440.
France will allow Georgian citizens to find legal employment in the country by the end of 2021, Head of the Department of Migration, Repatriation and Refugee Issues of the Ministry of Internally Displaced Persons, Giorgi Bunturi told the Georgian Public Broadcaster earlier today.
Starting today Georgian citizens can apply for legal employment in Israel for a one-year term as part of an agreement signed between Israel and Georgia on April 9, announces the Ministry of Health of Georgia.
About 1,000 Georgian home care specialists will be able to find legal employment in Israel.
In total 97,663 Georgian citizens have registered for a seasonal employment programme in Germany, while there are only 5,000 vacancies available at this stage, reports the State Employment Promotion Agency.
In total 98,443 Georgian citizens have already registered for temporary legal employment in Germany, while there are 1,427 Georgian citizens who have registered for the same programme in Israel, announces the State Employment Promotion Agency of Georgia.