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scottgema   6

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My now wife has been here since Sept 2013, married in Oct. We couldnt be happier but, sitting at home is driving her nuts and its hard for everyone =).

Any suggestions for finding that first job in the states? She was a care taker prior to coming to the US for a rich Chinese family and has limited job expierence otherwise.

Anyone living here in El Paso own a business and want to give her a shot lol?

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We are planning for her to take some spanish classes soon in the hopes it will increase her chances of getting her foot in the door.

I am thinking of advocating like a headhunter at this point for someone to just give her a damn chance but im not sure that would make her applciation look weaker =|...erg

Anyone else that wants to just vent here about job searching, feel free, its nice to sob together sometimes if you cant find a solution lol.

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mike56427   6

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... you may want to check into the programs at a local community college and see if they have a course to became an LPN ... then she should be able to find find work ... and quite well paid too.

Anyone else that wants to just vent here about job searching, feel free, its nice to sob together sometimes if you cant find a solution lol.

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Wyatt Cox   16

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....or check for CNA courses as well. That is what my wife will be doing when I get her here....

September 28, 2013 -- Married at Ciudad Christa resort in Metro Manila

January 2, 2014 -- NOA1

February 10, 2014 -- NOA2

February 26, 2014 -- Sent to NVC

March 5, 2014 -- Received at NVC

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VOL   425

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Start as a CNA at a hospital and then have the hospital help pay for her education.

You can become a Registered Nurse in USA by going to a community college and getting a 2 years degree Associate Degree in Nursing and sit for NCLEX and become RN

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Messybrownhair   251

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If she can get her basic clearances, she can be a babysitter and sign up on care.com, or daycare assistant teacher. she can also work in a nursing home.

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