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5 Destinations for a Fresh Start in Europe

Find the perfect stage on which to set the next exciting chapter of your life

Guest post by Matt Mills from Europe Language Jobs

Taking time out to work or study abroad is becoming more and more popular. Programmes like Erasmus, combined with the decreasing cost of travel, has meant that people are taking the European plunge and pushing their professional boundaries.

Employers also value the experience that candidates gain from living and working in a foreign country. If you can learn a new language, such a valuable skill adds a great deal to your CV and it opens countless doors. However, in reality your native language may be your ticket to a dream job in a cool new city. There are plenty of amazing destinations to choose from throughout Europe, and it’s never too late to challenge yourself and embark on a new adventure.

Using the job board Europe Language Jobs, we have compiled a list of various jobs in 6 of Europe’s most alluring cities. Could you see yourself in one of these positions, or places?

#1 | Barcelona, Spain

Pic taken from Pixbay

Pic taken from Pixabay

Where else to start other than one of Europe’s most visited cities? The Catalan capital has a huge population of young professionals from all over the world, drawn here by the weather, the lifestyle and a simply electric atmosphere. La Sagrada Familia, Camp Nou and the many museums and galleries draw millions of tourists to this beautiful coastal city each year.

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#2 | Turin, Italy

5 Destinations for a Fresh Start in Europe

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Home of Alfa Romeo, Fiat and two world famous football clubs (Juventus F.C. and Torino F.C.), Turin is a beating heart of industry combined with ancient culture. It is famous for its art galleries, theatres, museums and beautiful piazzas.

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#3 | Sofia, Bulgaria

5 Destinations for a Fresh Start in Europe

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Situated at the foot of Vitosha Mountain, Bulgaria’s largest city has been the most economical European capital to visit since 2013 – this may be something to bear in mind if you’re looking to relocate.

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#4 | Lisbon, Portugal

5 Destinations for a Fresh Start in Europe

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Portugal’s coastal capital is steeped in activity and culture. Over 2.8 million people live in Lisbon Metropolitan Area – that’s over a quarter of Portugal’s population! It is Western Europe’s oldest city and has become one of the continent’s most important economical capitals.

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#5 | Malta

5 Destinations for a Fresh Start in Europe

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This relatively small but idyllic island nation was formerly a part of the British Commonwealth. Malta, which sits off the southern coast of Italy, gained its independence in 1964 and has grown into a revered tourist destination with beautiful landscapes and three World Heritage Sites.

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Bored of your job? Bored of your country? Bored of your life? Why not take a brave step and do something life-changing?







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