Summer Jobs Worldwide 2010: Make the Most of the Summer Break (Paperback)
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Now in its 41st edition the best-selling Summer Jobs Worldwide 2010, is a comprehensive guide to all summer jobs abroad and in the UK. Perfect for anyone considering working this summer, this book is jam-packed with ideas to inspire you and help you decide where to go and what to do.
This guide covers all types of paid and unpaid work, comparing wages and includes descriptions of working as tour guides, fruit pickers, sports instructors, volunteers and many more sociable and interesting jobs. In addition to covering Britain, Europe, Australasia and the USA, this global book includes some stimulating jobs for the more adventurous in countries such as Egypt, Ecuador, Peru, and many more.
Summer Jobs Worldwide 2010 combines both fun ideas and practical information ensuring that you have an exciting but safe summer. If you want to have memorable experience, make some great new friends and earn some good money while you are at it, then this book will help you make it happen!
Publisher: Crimson Publishing
Format: Paperback 416 pages
Categories: Reference Works Directories Advice On Careers & Achieving Success Living & Working Abroad Tips & Advice
Published: 23 October 2009
ISBN 13: 9781854585363 ISBN 10: 1854585363Sales rank: 284,638
Career site eFinancial Careers reported yesterday that there were 24% more postings for financial IT jobs in July 2010 than in July 2009.
This is part of a trend — further numbers the site editors gave me show that although new financial IT jobs were down by 12% in January and by 13% in February compared to last year, they ticked up in March by 3%, and then skyrocketed to a 37% increase in April, a 27% rise in May and 38% growth in June. This is cheery news for any out-of-work bank IT executives out there and for those who care about them.
Even more interesting is what the job listings show about which skills are in demand in the world of bank technology. eFinancial Careers shared the numbers of financial job listings mentioning specific IT skills (below) as of yesterday (the numbers change every day).
Most coveted are programmers who know C, C++ and C#. This reflects the fact that, generally speaking, programs written in C are still faster than those in any other language. But Java developers are also being hired, and database administrators and those with risk management expertise have strong prospects.
Hottest Bank Technology Skills
1. C, C++, C# — 123
2. Java/J2EE — 75
3. DBA/Database Administrator — 71
4. SQL — 58
5. Unix — 50
6. Linux — 48
7. Risk Management — 44
8. Project Manager — 41
9. Perl — 37
10. Oracle — 35
Court: Penny Crosman
This guide covers all types of paid and unpaid work, comparing wages and includes descriptions of working as tour guides, fruit pickers, sports instructors, volunteers and many more sociable and interesting jobs. In addition to covering Britain, Europe, Australasia and the USA, this global book includes some stimulating jobs for the more adventurous in countries such as Egypt, Ecuador, Peru, and many more. 
