... back to B&B Norway
Are you planning to move to Norway?
Or would you like to stay in Norway for a summer on a low budget holiday?
If you need a first place to stay in Norway while you search for a job, get yourself registered, perhaps while you take a Norwegian-class, you can work in my B&B in Oslo for free accommodation until you find your final destination.
The spring of 2007 a guest came to my B&B, she was an architect from Germany, 32 yrs old, looking for work in Norway. First she took a 6 week class of Norwegian, then she started to apply for jobs. She ended up running my B&B while I went out of town to do some work in another area. Great for her, she could stay here on a low budget while finding work. Great for me, I could go for the other job without closing down my B&B.
In November 2007 two German guys, 26 and 27 yrs old, came to my B&B. They were also looking for work. I invited them to stay if they could help me running the business. They did until they got jobs and moved out. This way I was flexible enough to do jobs which included travelling and I could go on a holiday abroad without closing the B&B.
Requirements:
To run a B&B you need to be able to keep the house clean, do laundry whenever needed, be friendly with all guests, be precise and honest, be willing to get up at anytime to serve breakfast, be flexible and available at the time guests arrive.
To run my B&B takes an average of 2-3 hours per day (average during the year). In the summer season it is more.
You have a free place to stay and you will meet a lot of nice B&B-guests from all over the world.
The deal will be explained in more details when I get to know you.
If you think this sounds like something suitable for you, please write to me at:
Or would you like to stay in Norway for a summer on a low budget holiday?
If you need a first place to stay in Norway while you search for a job, get yourself registered, perhaps while you take a Norwegian-class, you can work in my B&B in Oslo for free accommodation until you find your final destination.
The spring of 2007 a guest came to my B&B, she was an architect from Germany, 32 yrs old, looking for work in Norway. First she took a 6 week class of Norwegian, then she started to apply for jobs. She ended up running my B&B while I went out of town to do some work in another area. Great for her, she could stay here on a low budget while finding work. Great for me, I could go for the other job without closing down my B&B.
In November 2007 two German guys, 26 and 27 yrs old, came to my B&B. They were also looking for work. I invited them to stay if they could help me running the business. They did until they got jobs and moved out. This way I was flexible enough to do jobs which included travelling and I could go on a holiday abroad without closing the B&B.
Requirements:
To run a B&B you need to be able to keep the house clean, do laundry whenever needed, be friendly with all guests, be precise and honest, be willing to get up at anytime to serve breakfast, be flexible and available at the time guests arrive.
To run my B&B takes an average of 2-3 hours per day (average during the year). In the summer season it is more.
You have a free place to stay and you will meet a lot of nice B&B-guests from all over the world.
The deal will be explained in more details when I get to know you.
If you think this sounds like something suitable for you, please write to me at: