JNRC Works: Job Search Support

Wednesday & Thursday from 10:00 am to 13:00 pm

Looking for employment in a new country where you don’t know the culture isn’t always easy. JNRC Works is a job search program with both face-to-face and online help to help you:

  • Learn about the Italian job market and about working in Italy.

  • Write a CV, search for jobs online, and submit job applications.

  • Practice for interviews.

  • Find internships to prepare you for long-term employment

We encourage you to make an appointment. You are free to visit during the hours Job Works is open, but it can be crowded — lots of people are looking for work, and we want to make sure we can help everyone who needs help! Email us at worksprogram@jnrc.it or visit the InfoPoint to make an appointment.

To use the JNRC Works program, you will need:

  • a valid permit to stay in Italy

  • a permit that allows you to work regularly (a permit for temporary work is not enough)

  • Italian language ability at the A2 level

Our language requirement is there to make sure you can speak enough Italian to understand your job offer and work contract. If you need help with language skills, you can take our Italian classes — visit the InfoPoint to sign up.

Your First Visit

JobClinic

Our online JobClinic is a free tool that with templates and tips for writing a good CV, and is a central portal where you can search for jobs and share your resume with employers. You can access it with either a computer or a mobile phone. Our staff and volunteers are happy to teach you to use it to make your job search as simple as possible.

We also actively build relationships with companies in and around Rome to encourage them to list their open jobs in the JobClinic and hire guests of the JNRC.

For more information on using JobClinic and how it can help your job search, email us at contactjobclinic@gmail.com

JobClinic was created by the JNRC in partnership with ItaliaHello and with the support of the Only the Brave Foundation


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