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Summary:: I'm a portuguese citizen, holding a BSc in Meteorology, Oceanography and Geophysics, and I've been applying for job opportunities related to weather forecasting, internationally. I have no experience in it whatsoever, and I would probably require sponsoring. Is it reasonable to continue doing it, since in my own country it seems extremely unlikely to find something worthy? These are the job boards that I have found, that seem to be the most useful, (...)
Hi everyone,
I'm a portuguese citizen, holding a BSc in Meteorology, Oceanography and Geophysics, and I've been applying for job opportunities related to weather forecasting, internationally. I have no experience in it whatsoever, and I would probably require sponsoring. Is it reasonable to continue doing it, since in my own country it seems extremely unlikely to find something worthy? These are the job boards that I have found, that seem to be the most useful, but any suggestions at all will be greatly appreciated! How about private consultancy firms, or even geophysics companies?
https://jobs.rmets.org/
http://www.met.psu.edu/careers/job-listings/all-job-listings
https://careercenter.ametsoc.org/
Also, send me links to great job boards that you may have found, thank you so much
Hi everyone,
I'm a portuguese citizen, holding a BSc in Meteorology, Oceanography and Geophysics, and I've been applying for job opportunities related to weather forecasting, internationally. I have no experience in it whatsoever, and I would probably require sponsoring. Is it reasonable to continue doing it, since in my own country it seems extremely unlikely to find something worthy? These are the job boards that I have found, that seem to be the most useful, but any suggestions at all will be greatly appreciated! How about private consultancy firms, or even geophysics companies?
https://jobs.rmets.org/
http://www.met.psu.edu/careers/job-listings/all-job-listings
https://careercenter.ametsoc.org/
Also, send me links to great job boards that you may have found, thank you so much