Live & Work in Scotland

Live & Work in Scotland
by Nicola Taylor

Published by Vacation Work

Vacation Work's series provides an indispensable source of knowledge for anyone hoping to move to another country whether they intend to work, start a business, retire, or buy a second home there. In addition to giving all the facts on where the jobs are abroad and how to get them the books give essential information on the customs, laws and regulations and way of life that will be encountered there.

'Essential reading for anyone considering
making the move.'
The Times

The new edition of Live & Work in Scotland is now available, revised and updated to include all the latest information and new developments. The successful format of previous titles is followed, with Part One dealing with the practicalities of living in the area: schooling, health, transport, property, daily life, retirement etc. and Part Two covering all aspects of employment: availability of work, salaries, women in work, hours and holidays and starting a business.

Author Nicola Taylor writes from personal experience having moved from England ten years ago. She now tutors a creative writing course on the internet from home and, having lived with her husband and two children in a remote crofting community in the Scottish Highlands for ten years, she has now moved to the heart on Glasgow, so she has first hand knowledge of living and working in both the rural and urban areas of Scotland.

Published in Spring 2005, this second edition of Live & Work in Scotland takes an in-depth look at Scotland as a whole and includes extensive lists of useful addresses, web sites and other sources of information.

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The book is available from good bookshops
and from Amazon UK and Amazon.com

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