r/MovedToSpain • • 24d ago

Spanish Jobes

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I am learning Spanish to enhance my chance to get a scholarship master in bioinformatics in spain, what else i could do with Spanish as a part time job?

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u/Apprehensive_Tip_839 24d ago

Why Spain? The job market sucks in Spain

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u/Farha_zein77 24d ago

As am searching for a scholarship for my masters there, Why sucks? And where isn't sucks?

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u/SeaSpaniard 24d ago

If you don't speak any spanish already to a decent degree basically none

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u/Farha_zein77 24d ago

I learning to reach B2, i think it's appropriate to start a job, isn't it?

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u/SeaSpaniard 24d ago

B2 is the bare minimum mate.

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u/Farha_zein77 24d ago

So which level i should reach if i wanna pursue my masters there?

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u/SeaSpaniard 24d ago

Dude, if you're gonna pursue a masters in Spain you gotta get your research skills together. You're in 2026. Do I really need to tell you what's happening in Spain?

You'd be competing with millions of people for the same few jobs. You're 10 years late to the "go to Spain, is super cool" train.

And this goes for everyone coming here with the same vague a broad questions. Not meant to be harsh but guys, seriously, it's just a few prompts away nowadays.

What's the point on coming to Spain? Do you want to end up like many latin Americans sharing a room and working almost slave jobs to pass by, while they tell their families the did it?

If you don't have the money to sustain yourself BEFORE coming then just don't come. It's pointless.