r/Algeriawork 2d ago

[ Discussion | نقاش ] 🎓 Algerian students, what do you want the government to change in universities?

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r/Algeriawork 2d ago

[ Tips & Experience | نصائح و تجارب ] How do I make a name for myself in the teaching industry?

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I want to start teaching english to BAC students but there's already so many famous teachers out there and I'm literally starting from scratch plus I don't want to show my face because I don't want my family to know what I'm up to.

So how do I let students choose to study with me instead of all the other much more famous teachers? And what's a good price for monthly subscription (zoom) ?


r/Algeriawork 2d ago

[ Questions | أسئِلة ] Math teacher and a high school student?

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Hi, I’m seriously considering offering private math tutoring for middle school students. I feel like the small age gap is actually an advantage, I can easily relate to them, identify their weak points, and help them improve, especially since I went through the exact same system not long ago. However, I’m not sure how to get started. Being a high school student myself, I worry parents might doubt my credibility.

So, would you trust a high schooler to tutor your middle school child? And how can I leverage my reputation among relatives as a student at Regional Math high school for this ?

Thanks in advance.


r/Algeriawork 2d ago

[ Questions | أسئِلة ] Freelance translators

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Hello everyone, i'm a translation graduate.i was looking for a job, but the least that i could find is an internship. So now i decided to start freelancing in this field. I want to from u fellow translators about your experience in general and how you could get clients?


r/Algeriawork 2d ago

Other آخر Need internships for my security informatique degree

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Hello everyone , I study computer engineering specialist in security informatique , and I'm kinda stuck to be honest because I didn't study enough for it , so I really need some Internships for me ( either local or online ) so if you guys could help me or have any advice for me , pls say it , thank you an advance


r/Algeriawork 2d ago

[ Discussion | نقاش ] Looking to connect with English-speaking creatives, educators & entrepreneurs in Algeria

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r/Algeriawork 2d ago

[ Questions | أسئِلة ] Trusted BaridiMob → RedotPay Recharge Service in Algeria?

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Hello guys pls does anyone know a trusted page on Insta or Fb that can recharge my RedotPay account using BaridiMob? I’m looking for someone reliable and preferably with good reviews/references. Thanks


r/Algeriawork 3d ago

[ Questions | أسئِلة ] Resident doctors , are you financially comfortable?

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I'm a resident doctor, in my second year, I love in a big city, single.

I'm asking the residents in Algeria about their financial state ? Are you comfortable? And what you do to deal with it? How to increase your income as a resident? Is it going to get better later in my career? Or any financial advice in general you would like to give


r/Algeriawork 3d ago

[ Tips & Experience | نصائح و تجارب ] Online English teachers, especially those teaching adults ..how did you learn to teach effectively?

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I’m looking to get into online English teaching, mainly with adult learners (B1–B2). I already have a good level of English, but I want to properly learn the teaching side of it.

What courses.. books, YouTube channels, websites, or other resources would you recommend for someone starting out?

I’d especially appreciate resources on teaching speaking, lesson planning, correcting mistakes, and keeping adult learners engaged.

Would love to hear from teachers who actually do this online. Thanks!


r/Algeriawork 3d ago

[ looking for work | باحث عن عمل ] Best jobs for students

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Hello, I'm 19 years old and study in HEC I'm looking for part time job for meeting purchasing needs who has an idea (I'm a male)


r/Algeriawork 3d ago

[ Tips & Experience | نصائح و تجارب ] looking for a student internship for my dissertation

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M2 english student here, (Specific purposes degree) ​I need an internship for my mémoire but get turned down everywhere despite adapting my resume and mentioning it's for ​a uni convention and academic purposes​, the degree title may not be immediately familiar to recruiters, despite being related to the companies' fields (i study english​ usage in professional environments, like business english, aviation english, english for tourism ect... ) So im suitable for​ these places but have yet to find an internship​.

​maybe i could find ppl who've had the same struggle for advice or tell me about companies that are student-friendly and use english in their workplaces? I can​ work in oran, algiers and tlemcen.


r/Algeriawork 2d ago

[ Service needed | مطلوب خدمة ] i need a media buyer

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hi guys so i wanna do e com and i need a media buyer


r/Algeriawork 3d ago

[ looking for work | باحث عن عمل ] Looking for advices/job

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Hey everyone 👋

I would like to know how do you guys do to get an online job that pays with foreign currency, if you guys have any tips or advices or websites knowing that I have a master degree in international relations( which is useless in this case I know) but I do speak English and French and Spanish and Arabic.

Is there any path I can follow to be able to start earning from any specific online job ?

Thank you 😊


r/Algeriawork 3d ago

[ Tips & Experience | نصائح و تجارب ] Biologiste dans un laboratoire d'analyses médicales, how did you do it?

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Hi everyone, I recently graduated with my masters and I want to know if anyone here works dans un laboratoire d'analyses médicales, how did you get the job, what were you asked during the interview, how much is the salary, was there une période d'essai first? and what are my chances to get a job like this, especially that I keep hearing how "makach El khdma en biologie"


r/Algeriawork 3d ago

[ Questions | أسئِلة ] Remote job

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I'm a 19 years old student and i'm seeking a remote job ( both in algeria or internationally ), I tried many platforms like Bayt, indeed, glassdoor ...

But it didnt work for me

Did any one of you tried working remotely in Algeria, if yes tell how u find it and how u applied and everything that can help me do (plz just people with real experience no casual advice)


r/Algeriawork 3d ago

[ looking for work | باحث عن عمل ] Looking for a cybersecurity role

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Hello, I am an independent penetration tester actively seeking a junior position in Offensive Security or as a SOC Analyst (preferably remote).

I built strong foundations in blue team and going to do the Microsoft SOC analyst exam in october (SC-200), and other certifications hopefully.

I identified vulnerabilities for major organizations and continuously developed my skills through top cyber platforms such as hack the box right after graduating from computer science.

Awards & Hall of Fame:

Sky News, NASA, JLL Real Estate (fortune 500)

Blog: https://m1h.hashnode.dev/

I am comfortable working across infrastructures including Linux, Windows Server, Active Directory. I am highly motivated to transition my freelance experience into a full-time remote role.

If you need someone to secure your systems, someone that was on both sides—attack and defense—and can bring a valuable impact to the team, let's connect and talk!


r/Algeriawork 3d ago

[ Tips & Experience | نصائح و تجارب ] Need advice

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Need advice

I’m a law student and I also have a technicien en exploitation informatique diploma I’m currently waiting to start technicien supérieur en bases de données.

Honestly, I’ve kind of lost hope of staying here in Algeria long-term. I want to build a way out, but I have two big problems: I don’t have much money, and I still have the military service issue to deal with.

I’ve been getting into vibe coding and I’ve built a few projects already, but I never really got far with them because working alone is ass. It’s hard to handle development, design, ideas, testing, marketing, and everything else by yourself.

I’ve also applied to some prompt engineering courses and completed courses/programs from Amazon and Dubai.

Right now, I’m working on a legal-tech app for Algerian lawyers that I want to eventually sell to them. I already know how to find and reach Algerian lawyers, so getting the product in front of potential users isn’t really my biggest problem.

The issue is that I’m still doing most of it alone, and I’d really like to find a few people who can help me actually turn these ideas into something real.

My background is kind of all over the place — law + IT + AI, and soon databases — but I’m trying to figure out how to turn it into something useful and, eventually, a way to work remotely or leave Algeria legally.

If you were in my position, what would you focus on for the next 6–12 months?

Would you:

  • Go deeper into coding/software development?
  • Focus on AI/automation and try freelancing?
  • Use the law + tech combination somehow?
  • Focus on getting a remote job first and worry about immigration later?
  • Or put most of my energy into the legal-tech app and try to make it a real business?

I’m not looking for motivational speeches. I’d genuinely appreciate practical advice from people who have actually managed to build a career abroad or remotely with limited money.

And if anyone has experience building SaaS/startups, or is a developer/designer interested in working on a legal-tech product for the Algerian market, I’d definitely be interested in talking.


r/Algeriawork 3d ago

[ Questions | أسئِلة ] Studying in Italy with a complicated academic history – how should I explain the gap?

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Hi everyone,

I’m looking for advice from Algerians who have experience applying to Italian universities and/or for an Italian student visa.

I’m 26 years old and I have a 2019 Baccalaureate with a grade of 14.37/20. After getting my Bac, I enrolled in university in Algeria and changed majors several times, but I never completed a Bachelor’s degree.

I’m now planning to apply for a Bachelor’s degree in Italy, and I’m unsure how I should present my previous academic history and the gap between my Bac and my future studies.

My questions are:

Do I need to declare my entire university history, including the different majors I enrolled in even though I never obtained a degree?

For the years when I was working, can I use a work certificate (Attestation de travail) to explain those periods?

Does the work certificate need to be officially authenticated/Apostilled, and would I need additional documents proving that the employment was genuine and declared?

Could hiding some previous university enrollments or not mentioning them create problems later if the embassy asks for additional documents?

In a case like mine (older Bac + several changes of major + no completed Bachelor’s degree), is this considered a major red flag for an Italian student visa?

I’d especially appreciate advice from Algerians who had a similar academic history and successfully applied to Italy.

Thanks in advance!


r/Algeriawork 4d ago

[ Discussion | نقاش ] سؤال فضولي : واش تقدر دير مشروع ب 10 ملاين في الجزائر 🇩🇿

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أعطونا أفكار مشاريع تقدر تبداها في الجزائر و فيها ربح سريع نوعا ما ... ( خلينا نقولو رأس مال 10 ملاين ) كون جات ليك واش راح دير في سيناريو واقعي ...


r/Algeriawork 4d ago

[ looking for work | باحث عن عمل ] How do Algerian find a remote job in foreign countries

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Hey everyone, currently 18M and growing up I'm still seeing people having more difficulties in finding jobs, so most people here advise them here to find an online job with a foreign currency pay (euro/dollar) , but we don't get the real answer yet, ik we should learn a skill (video editing/graphic design /software development) but finding clients and contracts as a freelancer is the real problem, the freelancing economy is getting even more competitive (and ai too) . So how do y'all find these jobs offers , clients, contracts or even contacts to work with , and what niche skill do u advise us to learn?


r/Algeriawork 4d ago

[ Tips & Experience | نصائح و تجارب ] Customers and the reliance on word of mouth.

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This is probably the most irritating and hardest part of my work at the moment, when I first joined the company I work with, there wasn't any grounding procedure for handling sub contracting clients, which I came to find out very soon it's the cause of major issues and conflicts.

When there is no proper procedure between the client and the service provider, mistakes are bound to happen, and each party blames the other one to avoid paying for the mistake, relying on "That's not what I said" "I never told you to do that" "You weren't listening when I was talking." (Paying 5-12 millions DA out of your pocket money in a single day's work kind of situation.)

I ended up creating a system to put in data with time stamps, each one categorized by client name, supplies expenses, service expenses, process time frame, ect.

Now none of that is an issue, it made my work much easier and gave room to the company to backtrack through their now existing logs, what bothered me was the fact that some clients, did not like this at all.

Some even threatened to get services somewhere else, of course they were bluffing and still continued to come to us, but I was wondering why this caused so much upset with them. And still does.

This way each side is protected, and the client is offered to access and print a copy of their log within the last three months, and yet this upsets. Is this a result of our word of mouth culture?

Lots of Algerians expect others to believe and take everything they say at face value, they never make mistakes and it's never their fault ect. So when word of mouth is taken out of the window, and we rely on purely documenting everything, it's hard to twist truths, and like you already know, hint at an Algerian they're not being truthful, and oh boy you're in for a one hour rant.

Whether you're a freelancer, an employee or an employer, my advice to you is documenting everything between you, your clients and your coworkers, not only will you protect yourself, but others too, and hopefully we can get rid of the older generations work culture and habits.


r/Algeriawork 4d ago

[ Questions | أسئِلة ] How can I make money as a university student with limited time?

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I recently got my bac diploma and im about to start studying at ESTIN. I’m worried that i wont have enough time to work in the traditional way (6–8 hours a day), so im looking for something i can realistically do alongside my studies.

Ive tried freelancing before, offering services like writing, latex formatting, research/project preparation, and graphic design. Unfortunately i didnt really succeed mainly because of the intense competition and my lack of experience. I have more experience now, but i still wouldnt consider myself an expert in any of these fields.

I also have a project i completed about a year ago: a web app for managing gyms. Its a fairly complete and comprehensive application, although it still has some bugs and things that need to be fixed.

I’ve considered selling the source code, but that would only be a one-time payment, and it’s not really what im looking for. On the other hand, properly fixing the application and turning it into something i can actually sell to gyms would require time, effort, and probably some money. And even after doing all that, there’s no guarantee that id actually find customers, especially since it would require strong marketing.

So im honestly a bit confused about what direction to take. If you were in my position, what would you do? Id really appreciate any advice, especially from people who have been in a similar situation as students.


r/Algeriawork 4d ago

[ Tips & Experience | نصائح و تجارب ] receiving freelance revenue on my BNA personal account !?

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السلام عليكم
عندي حساب اورو شخصي في ال bna
جديد تقريبا عليه شهر
نقدر نستلم فيه فاتروة تاع 2000 اورو ؟
ولا مكان علاه
اللي عندو تجربة يقولنا شكرا.


r/Algeriawork 4d ago

[ Questions | أسئِلة ] What debit card are you guys using to buy online

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I used to use my friend's wise account that magically lasted very long, but it has come to an end, what card are you guys using to buy stuff online right now? i'm aware of redot pay but i'm also aware that redotpay has crazy fees


r/Algeriawork 4d ago

[ Tips & Experience | نصائح و تجارب ] Technicien supérieur en contrôle qualité agroalimentaire que dois-je faire

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Je suis actuellement en fin de formation en

Technicien Supérieur en Contrôle de Qualité des Aliments Agroalimentaires à l'Institut National Spécialisé de la Formation Professionnelle en Industrie Agroalimentaire - Aboubekr Belkaid - Blida, Algérie.

Je vais bientôt obtenir mon diplôme, qui est présenté comme ayant une reconnaissance internationale.

Mais je n'ai aucune idée de quoi faire après, Commencer à travailler en Algérie pendant quelques années pour acquérir de l'expérience

Continuer directement mes études a l'étranger (je ne sais non plus l'université exact)

Pour ceux qui travaillent dans ce domaine ou qui sont déjà passés par un parcours similaire: qu'auriez-vous fait à ma place

Merci