BklynBoy wrote:

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There are jobs for expats in construction despite what the naysayers think. But speaking some Khmer is important and spending some time making connections. But no one wants to spend any money, local labour is so cheap and there is little demand for quality work. Basically all the buildings are shit...

Seriously, there's still a lot of potential in bathrooms, and also kitchens probably. Proper bathrooms are a relatively new concept for Cambodians. Just look at any free-standing apartment building. You can quickly work out where the bathroom is from looking on the outside. You can see the damp spo...

I do construction by trade I'm not a teacher thought about maybe getting into the hotel service Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N920A using Tapatalk unless you are experienced in hotel/catering management etc you wont find a job in hotel services earning much more than $150-200 per month, as thats what the...

phuketrichard wrote:

Raybull wrote: ↑Sat Mar 25, 2017 8:47 pm This thread has all your answers!

https://cambodiaexpatsonline.com/post165233.html#p165233

thats his thread to start with

Haha yeah after I replied I clicked on the link ...it's the thought that counts I guess

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Raybull wrote:This thread has all your answers!

https://cambodiaexpatsonline.com/post165233.html#p165233

Thank you!

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Currently own and operate a profitable flooring installation company...what is the procedure to carry my business to Cambodia and start a new there..hiring and training locals


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Please oh please don't tell us you want to teach English. I work construction by trade I'm not a teacher I have thought about getting into the the hotel business as there seems to be a lot of jobs available in that that industry over there Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N920A using Tapatalk You can leave ...

No reason why you can't start up a Tilers Training Academy. Teach the locals how to lay tiles (floor, walls, bathrooms, etc.) with grouting between the tiles, how to waterproof bathrooms, how to install an 'S-bend' pipe under sinks etc. If you've got some bucks behind you, and an entrepreneurial sp...

Agree with Jamie. Don't want to stomp all over your dream, but if you want a proper job, then you will need some sort of qualification. Unskilled labour in Cambodia is very cheap and doesn't pay enough for most westerners to live on. Cost of living is also increasing, particularly in Phnom Penh. Ma...