1. International Career Livescouting for Sport Events In Turkey

2. GovernmentEconomic ( Currency ) Democratic-Votes Secular- separation of government power and religion. Unitary- Central government is supreme. Constitutional Republic-representative rule of law. Membership organizations: Council of Europe- emphasizes legal standards, human rights, democratic development, and rule of law.Council of Europe NATO (North Atlantic Treaty OrganizationNATO OECD (organization for economic cooperation and development) committed to democracy and the market economyOECD OSCE (organization for security and cooperation)OSCE Turkey has established economic integration with the west and are members of: G-20 –group of twenty finance ministers and central bank governors who bring together industrialized and developing economies.G-20 European Economic Community economic integration (single market).European Economic Community Turkey has began full membership negotiations with the EU. Currency: Lira, but Euro is accepted

3. Turkey U.S. Embassy American U.S. Embassy in Istanbul, Turkey Phone: (90) 212-335 90 00 Email: amcongen1@tnn.net Office Hours: Working Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 16:30 p.m.amcongen1@tnn.net American U.S. Embassy in Ankara, Turkey Phone: (90-312) 455-5555 Fax: (90-312) 467-0019 Web Site: http://turkey.usembassy.gov/ Email: usembassyankara@yahoo.com, webmaster_ankara@state.gov Office Hours: The American Citizen Services are provided between 14:00 and 16:30 pm Monday to Thursday. http://turkey.usembassy.gov/usembassyankara@yahoo.com, webmaster_ankara@state.gov American U.S. Embassy in Adana, Turkey Phone: outside Turkey: (90) (322) 346-62-62; within Turkey: (90) (322) 346-62-62 Fax: (90) (322) 346-79-16 Web Site: http://adana.usconsulate.gov Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, except on Turkish and American holidays.http://adana.usconsulate.gov

4. Livescouting for Sport Events in Turkey Job Description Qualifications We are offering an interesting job for acquired sport fans in a freelancer position. They have to attend sport venues for gathering sport statistics and real time providing. We will need local freelancer scouts, who are living close to the venues. The applicants have to be reliable & communicative. Salary: 35,000 Euro/per year English: Fluent in spoken and written Good knowledge in Turkish sports. (Basic) Achievable and common with modern communication devices (E-Mail, Texting) Cell phone with at least 1 additional battery Mobility Located in Turkey

5. Cost of Living in Turkey Housing and UtilitiesFood & Misc. Rent for studio $268 (60 sq meters=645 sq ft) Basic Utilities $87.08 1 minute of prepaid mobile $.19 Internet $29.19 Meal for 2, Mid-range Restaurant $20.22 Liter of milk $1.15 Loaf of fresh bread $.66 12 Eggs $1.41 Chicken breast $4.31 kg 1.5 liter water $.89 Domestic beer $1.74 Bus fare $.99 Taxi (5km) $7.82 Gas (liter) $2.30

6. Need to know about Turkey Turkish is spoken as a native language by over 77 million people worldwide, and making it the most commonly spoken of the Turkic language. Approximately 99% of the population is Muslim. Very low participation of women are in the labor force, politics and education. Turkey has hundreds beaches and marinas which have the "Blue Flag" (A European award for the best clean water) on the Mediterranean and Aegean.

7. Interesting Facts It were the Turks who introduced coffee to Europe. Istanbul is the only city in the world that is spread over two continents. The Temple of Artemis (Diana), one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, is in Ephesus. Turkey is one of the few countries that accept currency other than its own Turkish Lira. Many shops, restaurants and bars will accept Sterling, Euros and Dollars. Bring your own Toilet Paper in Public restrooms…!