I wrote earlier about the number of jobs in Fujairah being advertized, how this was a healthy sign of the economy and what I would do if I was looking for a job in the eastern city of the UAE.
'Tranquil Fujairah'
This pattern seems to be continuing. I was interested in the descriptive detail that supported one job listed in an Australian newspaper today.
It was headed up:
“Stunning School in tranquil Fujairah needs an Early Years Teacher ASAP!!
Among the supporting information it said about the school’s location and Fujairah: ‘Beautiful and peaceful location….nestled against the rugged Hajar mountainous range. Ideal location for someone looking for peace and quiet and who enjoys outdoor activities.’
I was intrigued by a different role advertised in an email that also came today in a listing of ‘Jobs in the Gulf’. It contained this exciting one minute video entitled:
Collecting Sewerage in Fujairah
The additional information to this footage said: ‘All sewerage here has to be collected weekly by tanker truck—most different.’ Fortunately that 2008 information is now out of date following the introduction of a modern sewerage system.
On the Youtube site there is a range of ‘related videos’ depicting other moving operations but I have spared viewers from reading these on the video embedded in this blog.
Between the marketing blurb about the tranquil position for a peace-loving teacher and the very moving experience of a modern Fujairah Night-Cart man there are lots of good jobs going!
Geoff Pound
Image: “Nestled against the rugged Hajar mountain range.”
This article is also posted on the Fujairah in Focus Facebook Page upon which many more articles and links are posted than on this blog.
Fujairah Collage
Saturday, September 4, 2010
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Fujairah, undoubtedly, the best kept secret in the UAE.
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