Irish citizen - psychology graduate - employment opportunities - Mauritius forum

KelPetit · 2013-08-05T12:36:49+02:00

Explore job opportunities for psychology graduates in Mauritius. Get insights on employment prospects and language tips for relocating successfully.

Irish citizen - psychology graduate - employment opportunities

KelPetit Member

Member since 25 July 2013

KelPetitMember05 August 2013 10:36:49

Hi everyone,

It's great to be able to get some much info from this blog. I am Irish, married to a Mauritian. Moving to Mauritius is always in the back of my mind and I was wondering if someone has advice for me. I've read all the threads about cost of living and taxes etc. I'm pretty familiar with Mauritius and locations. I would like more information on job opportunities for a psychology graduate. I have limited French and creole but would be willing to learn the language quickly.

Thanks everyone

karen ViP

Member since 21 June 2013

karenViP06 August 2013 07:40:06

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Hello KelPetit.

Welcome to 禁漫天堂

You may consult this page --> Healthcare job offers in Mauritius or even post your resume/CV there.

Perhaps this article might help --> Finding a job in Mauritius.

Thanks and best of luck.

Karen

KelPetit Member

Member since 25 July 2013

KelPetitMember06 August 2013 07:48:06

Thanks Karen :-)

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GuestPoster56567Guest11 August 2013 13:02:51

Failte from Mauritius,

maybe this can be a start for grabbing some french (and a million others): 101languages.net/french/

Cheers
Mario

KelPetit Member

Member since 25 July 2013

KelPetitMember11 August 2013 16:33:08

Danke Mario :-)

I will have a go and see how much I can improve my French over the next few weeks.

Adi9626 Active member

Member since 04 April 2013

Adi9626Active member12 August 2013 09:54:30

Wow, your exactly in the same spot as me. In from the UK. Have a 2:1 in psychology and will be moving to join my mauritian fianc茅 in Flacq on the east side of Mauritius to learn Creole and French. It looks hard as its all totally tourism and everyone knows three languages. Ill keep login on and looking to see how ur getting on.

How many times have you been? What areas of work are you planning on going into?

korn1 Contributor

Member since 02 July 2012

korn1Contributor15 August 2013 07:54:00

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I was wondering how you register as a counsellor etc in Mauritius.

KelPetit Member

Member since 25 July 2013

KelPetitMember15 August 2013 10:45:06

I've no idea. If you do find out, you might share it on here. Much appreciated:-)

Kel

korn1 Contributor

Member since 02 July 2012

korn1Contributor19 August 2013 08:06:10

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Everytime I try and search the internet about it,I just basically end up with the University of Mauritius psychology department

KelPetit Member

Member since 25 July 2013

KelPetitMember19 August 2013 22:29:50

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I was exactly the same. It was driving me mad. The college is the only thing that comes up no matter what you google,

KelPetit Member

Member since 25 July 2013

KelPetitMember19 August 2013 22:34:19

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I came across this company which may be of help. Registered psychologist in Mauritius m.facebook.com/page/about.php?id=563802403638255&__user=1360183977

And Mauritian psychologists
m.facebook.com/page/about.php?id=119234944937482&__user=1360183977

Odyssey Member

Member since 12 June 2013

OdysseyMember20 August 2013 23:10:03

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If am not mistaken there is also the Mauritian Psychological Society which is a representative body for psychology and psychologists in Mauritius that would be worth contacting for more info.