in a few weeks I'm gonna start my course to start working abroad.
for now i don't have a clue when or where i'm going. departing mid march back mid October.
but just to tell you how everything happened and later on what's going on in my life over there this blogg.
many year ago i apply for a job with jetair, i had my interview and everything went well but because my mom was sick i didn't go tru with it. so one day i received a mail if i still was interested, so i thought why not give it a try. i went on the interview and 4 days later they called me i could start with the course.
dillemma!!! i love my job that i'm doing now at l'apereau. even thou they are fooling around wiv me lol they are little devils but good from heart. but its been my live and dream to travel and work so it a good opportunity. its now or never so i'm going tru with it. so what do i got to do over there, picking up ppl from the airport, transfer them to the hotel, give them information on the bus bout the country and welcome meeting. have to do welcome meetings at the hotels, sell excursions, normal hotel visits to check on the guest and help them if nessesayr, solve problems, be available 24/7. and do sum office/administration work.
one more work day at l'apereau and were closed for almost 3 weeks. first i'm going to visit a good friend of me in Istanbul and then city trip to Barcelona. day after i'm back home my first week of my course starts. already received the manual and its a shit load of stuff that u have to know. its not a pleasure trip i'm going to do with them.... it will be working hard for the money.
so exited to know where i'm going, worst case is Benidorm (old folks town in Spain) best case is Dominican rep. but ill hope i get Turkey or Greece.... actually doesn't mater the job stays the same in every country.
for the moment i don't have much more to say so in a few days or week i'll keep u guys posted again.
the first week of training passed. we got a shit load of information, pfff still dizzy off it. and to be honest, sum parts where sooooo boring!!! drank load of coffee to avoid falling asleep.
we had 2days teamwork course and the rest of the week role plays. the role plays where kinda funny tho.
the day i had my interview for the job i met a girl Makbule and she's sleeping over for the 2 week of course and she is such a doll. we really get along very well. we help eachother not falling asleep, lol. and when its to boring we chat a little. Tomorrow my second week course start and we had to prepare a sales speech, transfer speech and excursion speech in both French and Dutch. curious how the rest of the 70!!! ppl did
and still i don't know my destination yet, and the ppl who knows me we know how f***ng frustrating this is for me. oh well everything at its time and place. just really really hope not Benidorm, Tunisia or Egypt. reckon i'll scream and suddenly dissapere when i have to go there..... lols
it's gonna be a busy week now, cause i don't exactly know when i will start i have to make sum time for my best friends this week too, work, and Friday my bye bye party. sometimes days are just to sort and the week doesn't have enough days!!
also mixed feelings kicked in, how will it be there, do i really want to leave my job I'm doing now cause i really like it here, how will it be when i get back, what will be changed........ you know mostly stupid things. but one thing I'm very sure off is that i'll miss my aunty very much and my best mates too. *sigh*
but good from heart. but its been my live and dream to travel and work so it a good opportunity. its now or never so i'm going tru with it. so what do i got to do over there, picking up ppl from the airport, transfer them to the hotel, give them information on the bus bout the country and welcome meeting. have to do welcome meetings at the hotels, sell excursions, normal hotel visits to check on the guest and help them if nessesayr, solve problems, be available 24/7. and do sum office/administration work.
best case is Dominican rep. but ill hope i get Turkey or Greece.... actually doesn't mater the job stays the same in every country. 
