how would i go about finding a job in iraq?
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find out from Halliburton
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I would recommend http://www.ajb.org\n\nFor job seeker and employers needs.\nIts free both ways.
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You want to be an Iraqi soldier? Please clarify your question...
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Here's the website for the Iraqi Embassy here in the US.\n\nhttp://www.iraqiembassy.org/contact.html
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Here are some websites for jobs \nwww.expatica.com \nhttp://www.chra.eur.army.mil/ job on military bases\nhttp://workabroad.monster.com/\nhope this helps
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Check the classifieds in www.gulfnews.com or www.khaleejtimes.com\nYou could register with some placement agencies like Nadia, Jobtrack etc
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goto http://www.nato.int and on the left hand side it says recruitment. click that and that list the current job listings. Good Luck!
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Go to usajobs.gov.  You have to take a test.  Have college/military experience, be willing to move to the border, go to the glynco (academy) for 18 weeks, become fluent in spanish (or very good at it) and pass a background check.\n\nThe duties and descriptions will be listed on the vacancy announcement.  Also, you can go do google search on the border patrol website. The website should also have the vacancy announcements...
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Visit the USA Jobs website.  It's the Office of Personnel Management's one stop website for Federal employment opportunities.\n\nhttp://www.usajobs.opm.gov/
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At your States Job Bank. Try Americas Job Bank when you do a search online.
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There are many companies that have civilians working to support the troops in Iraq.\n\nKBR has many people over there doing everything from repairing helicopters to supervising laundry services.\n\nI will warn you that you will work 12-hour days, six days a week.
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i would prefer Iraq as it is an Arabic country and my mother language is Arabic. so, it will be easier for me.
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If it were me, I'd call a police department in a city that interests you, perhaps Los Angles, or San Francisco where they  pride themselves on having a diverse group of officers.. I'd ask them exactly what you're asking here, what their criteria for service is, if you have to be a citizen etc. The only other thing I could suggest is for you to approach one of the security services in Iraq that is in constant need of private police, and once you'd served with them for a year or so (if you survived,) you would probably have enough contacts to get seriously considered for a police force assignment in the U.S.A.
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Talk to your local Army recruiter.
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Goto www.cpol.army.mil\n\nthen search for fort campbell or KY.\nYou need to do your resume first.
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You could try the America's job Bank at http://www.ajb.org
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Amnesty International defines a refugee as: "A refugee is a person who is outside her country of origin and genuinely risks serious human rights abuses because of who she is or what she believes. She cannot or will not return because her government cannot or will not protect her." In other words, to be a refugee in ANY country, you must prove that this is the case. (Shouldn't be that hard as you are Iraqi.)\n\nIt looks like many Iraqis have fled to Syria and Jordan, while others have fled to Saudia Arabia, Kuwait, and Iran. However, if large numbers of Iraqis continue to seek refugee status in these countries, people are worried that it might upset the balance of power and caue more disruption in the area.\nOutside of the Middle East, it looks like Sweden is a choice. Apparently they have lax immigration laws. Britain and Denmark, on the other hand, are becoming more strict.\n\nFor the US, things are less clear. For starters, you would have to deal with Homeland Security, not an easy task. It looks like there are two ways to become a refugee in the US. The first is to apply for refugee status at the embassy. The second is to get a different visa, go to the US and then apply for refugee status when you arrive.\n\nFor the best information about applying to asylum in another country, I suggest you contact the embassy of the country to which you wish to flee, Amnesty International or some other NGO, or, if you have money and need to get out quickly, some sort of human smuggler. \nSome websites are listed below with articles about Iraqi refugees.\nGood luck!