Faculty of Administrative and Financial Sciences Licenciatura En Dirección De Mercadeo

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Faculty of Administrative and Financial Sciences

Licenciatura En Dirección De Mercadeo

     Name:

Elsie Yaiseth Rodríguez Rodríguez

      Id:

8-877-729

    Matter:

Ingles

   Teacher:                          

Rita García

Año Lectivo

2017

OVER THERE

Why British people are moving to other countries

More and more Britons are Living in the other countries. A recent report said that almost 200,000 Britons left the country last year with no plans to return. A British person emigrates every three minutes, and 5.5m British people now live abroad.

Many younger people leave – a lot of students go abroad to study. Older people are usually retired and want awarmer climate to live in. Two thirds of the people that emigrate are workers do manual or administrative Jobs. Australia is the favourite country for English people to emigrate to. Spain and the USA are also popular.

Why do people leave? Many want to find a better job. A quarter of people say that they want to leave Britain because the cost of living is high. Homeowners with expensive houses can buy a bigger place abroad; Young people want to move because houses in the countries are cheaper tan in Britain. Research suggests that the quality of life in Britain is worse tan in some other countries.

But most people leave for positive reasons: many think that living in another country is more interesting – they leave because they want to have a happier life.

It is becoming more difficult for British people to emigrate countries outside the European Union.Most countries want professional or skilled workers for example, builders, engineers and doctors. But other skills are also popular in some countries – Australia, for example, needs hairdressers.

POR AHÍ

Por qué los británicos se están mudando a otros países

Más y más británicos viven en otros países. Un informe reciente dijo que casi 200.000 británicos abandonaron el país el año pasado sin planes de regresar. Un británico emigra cada tres minutos, y 5,5 millones de británicos ahora viven en el extranjero.

 Muchos jóvenes se van – muchos van al extranjero a estudiar. Las personas mayores suelen jubilarse y quieren un clima más cálido para vivir. Dos tercios de las personas que emigran son trabajadores.

Algunas son gerentes y otros  hacen trabajos manuales o administrativos. Australia es el país favorito para que los ingleses emigren. España y Estados Unidos también son populares.

Por qué la gente se va? Muchos quieren encontrar un trabajo mejor. Un cuarto de la gente dice que quiere salir de Gran Bretaña Porque el costo de vida es alto. Los propietarios con casas caras pueden comprar un lugar más grande en el extranjero;         Los jóvenes quieren mudarse porque las casas en los otros países son más baratas que en Gran Bretaña.

La investigación sugiere la calidad de vida en Gran Bretaña es peor que en otros países. Pero La mayoría de la gente sale por razones positivas: muchos piensan que vivir en otro país es más interesante – se van porque quieren tener una vida feliz.

Cada vez es más difícil para los británicos emigrar a países fuera de la Unión Europea. La mayoría de los países quieren trabajadores profesionales o calificados, por ejemplo, constructores, ingenieros y médicos. Pero otras habilidades también son populares en algunos países – Australia, por ejemplo necesita peluqueros.

WHAT COUNTRIES DO YOU THINK HAVE A GOOD QUALITY OF LIFE?

1. CANADA:

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• In terms of employment, according to the same report, more than 72% of people aged 15-64 in Canada are in paid employment, a figure higher than the OECD average of 66%. About 75% of men are gainfully employed, compared to 69% of women. 4% of employees have a very long working schedule, much less than the OECD average of 13%; And among them, 6% of men work long hours compared to only 1% of women. Quality of life is also reflected in Health. If your GDP is compared to the US, Canada spends less on medical care. All cities have as health policies equity in the treatment and good care of the patient. Excellent human capital.

• In education in Canada, 90% of adults aged 25-64 have completed upper secondary education, much higher than the 76% OECD average. This applies more in the case of women than in men, since 89% of them have successfully completed upper secondary education compared to 91% of women.. It has a high level of education that allows the country to have economic development and have significant technological advances in the hands of innovation.

Canadian universities have the same recognition as those in Europe. Many of the Canadian professionals, efficient and creative, are required to work in international companies.

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