How to get a job at banana republic?

What's a good job I can get in Czech Republic?

• I need to get my high school diploma(couldn't complete high school for health reasons) here in US.But I wanted to live in Czech Republic and I don't know which career is the best for me.I don't speak Czech.I need to find a job that doesn't require Czech(only English and/or Spanish)and that is easy to get/find.If I could at least earn my high school diploma in the US,would the Czech Republic accept my US HS diploma as proof of my HS education,or do I have to study again in CR?What are the shortest college careers I can get that I could easily allow me to find jobs in Czech Republic(I don't want to earn a fortune either,only a little more than enough to make a living there.I don't want to teach English(I don't have patience to deal with students).My Czech boyfriend(living in CR)is willing to wait for me 3years the most,and I really want/need to make the most out of the time I have left.And I also need to work to have proof of my traveler health insurance and proof that I can pay for my living,and my flight ticket(s).Please help me.

• Answer:

  You can't just pick up and move to another country. You must be a highly skilled worker in the field that is high in demand, most who come here are engineers, technicians with years of experience, but even with a high level of education, it doesn't guarantee you will be hired. A high school diploma? HA! They will laugh, since most come here with masters degrees. Also, you won't even be considered for a job without being fluent in Czech. This is how it works with the European union Czech Republic must first look for Czechs to fill that position, if no one is found, then Czech Republic must look throughout the European union (20+ countries) for that worker. THEN if by slim chance no one is found, they start looking overseas, but to be honest it very hard to move unless you've got a high level of education, most come with a masters degree. Also, with the crisis going on, and the unemployment in Europe so high, the chances to very slim of not finding someone to fill the job.