Russel wrote:

>> >With qualifications like that I suspect you would be welcomed with open arms
>> >in New Zealand, as Richard Prosser and one or two others mentioned.

> >I was told in NZ, the most new comers could do is to pick up apples
> >(or other fruits like Kiwi fruit) or do things related to the dairy
> >industry. ;-)

>I understand that you do need to have a job offer for a position which
>a NZer is not available to fill, but that's often achievable.

That is what I have read too.

>I'm happy to advise re NZ on or off list as required. I can't tell you
>too much about employment but can comment on much else and can help
>access local information.

Thanks a lot.

>What is / are your normal communication language(s)?

Although my first language is Spanish, I am confident enough about my
English as to have it tested through the required international tests.

>Our major hydro areas are in the South Island where "snow happens" but
>we are not without hydro in the North where we mainly use snow to
>decorate our skifields and extreme adventure areas - and make great
>movie locations (see Lord of the Rings).

Good to now!

Thanks for the info, Russel.

Regards,

Carlos.
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