i dont have any idea:(

i dont know what to say because i've no idea :D :D

Im sorry..dunno

Well I think that a good job for you in spain it will be working in a shop/store at the beginning it will be a little hard but you will like it and you will learn soooo much....
You will have to explain yourself to clients in spanish and you will take practise in the formal/informal language.....

Spain is very hard really... people can be very cold, I recommend you look better in Latin America is a country where people are more pleasant and may help more... but you have the last word.. take care and good luck

Though I don't know much about career issues in Spain, I think it would be fantastic if your major is Spainish, and you want to work in Spain for a year. You will definitely find a lot of interesting things related with language and cultural there.
I know some foreigners are working in Shanghai. Just for your information, I can share with you what they are mainly working on.
Group 1: Language Teachers. (They teach English to Chinese students. I think you can teach English too in Spain)
Group 2: Tour guide or media and PR. Some of foreigners are working as a tour guide.
Group 3: There is relatively the group with more management skills and years work experience.
Hope this is helpful to you. By the way, I think the Sariel is right. You will find a lot of information online. Simply google for it.

sorry , i dont..know..

i think work .. . hehe

well you should to go to a touristic area for the summer and try to apply for a job ,it will be really challenging but it will give tou the push you may need to brush your spanish

well i think if u wanna improve your spanish, any exchange program will be ok... and it's easier for u going to spain that is nearest from the UK than going to other countries like mine.... so, i wish u good luck!!! take it easy! ('-')

I really don't know about thgat.
However,I hope u a good luck in that
Greetings to u

sorry i don't have any idea but good luck for u

i cannot claim to have ever worked
in spain before. but i i've spent time living and working
in a spanish speaking country. specifically panama.
in my case, i found it to be a positive experience.
i did not speak spanish when i first arrived there.
i had to learn it along the way. so if you already have a
basic familiarity with spanish, that should give you an advantage
upon arrival i would think.
good luck to you.

if you want continue with your studies is very important take a decision what kind of word do you want because is very important have maoney to pay all courses and dont lose time, my advice is study. study and study

como es tu no nombre no se muy bien hablar ingles

i dont have any idea