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隆Hola! Soy Paige y soy una reci茅n graduada motivada y entusiasta de los Estados Unidos, pero estudi茅 en el extranjero en Irlanda del Norte durante un a帽o y no puedo esperar a volver. Actualmente estoy buscando un trabajo en comunicaciones y/o dise帽o en la Rep煤blica de Irlanda o el Reino Unido y espero avanzar mi carrera all铆 y trabajar en el extranjero. Hermosa tipograf铆a, fotograf铆as n铆tidas y dise帽os audaces es lo que me importa y me encantar铆a usar mis habilidades en el sector impreso o web y tener experiencia en ambos, as铆 como la experiencia internacional que me ha convertido en lo que soy hoy. Vivir en Irlanda del Norte puso a prueba mi flexibilidad y creatividad y espero con ansias el futuro.
Intereses: dise帽o, surf, El Se帽or de los Anillos, Escritura, aire libre, viajar, ilustraci贸n, correr, pintura al 贸leo, lectura, montar a caballo

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Soy Solicitante de empleo.

Mi experiencia como expatriado

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EE UU

Derry/Londonderry, Irlanda del Norte

Sep 2013 - Jun 2014

Derry/Londonderry, Irlanda del Norte

Student at Ulster University, Magee in Derry/Londonderry NI. Spent the academic year taking classes in graphic design & drawing, as well as completed an Advanced Certificate in Irish Cultural studies. Took classes in culture, language, history, and more. Spent time exploring and really focusing on becoming a "local" in NI, as well as traveling all around the Republic and flying to Edinburgh and Glasgow (Scotland), London and Bath (England), and Cardiff, Wales.
Student
HOME. It was home. Derry is the perfect location... it's in the UK but you are right on the border of Co. Donegal, one of the most beautiful and untouched locations in Ireland. The Slieve League (Sliabh Liag) cliffs in Donegal are 4x higher than cliffs of Moher and much more untouched by tourists, so if you live in Derry, you are smack between Donegal (countryside) and Belfast (perfect if you need some big city time). Derry itself is a very reasonably sized city, perfect for students with the university on its own campus but overlooking the river. From student accommodation it was easy to walk into town and you can find all the necessities there as well as fabulous pubs, restaurants, and events always going on.
It's in the UK, so they're on the pound--as an American, at least, it's a lot more expensive to live there than the Republic of Ireland. I was fortunate enough to make friends with people who had cars, but if you want to go to more remote parts of Ireland it can be hard to get to. Otherwise the transportation in the city and to parts of NI was fabulous.