Finding a job in Cambodia; advice needed
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Finding a job in Cambodia; advice needed
Hi everyone, here's my first post, cheers!
I would like to find a job there and move. Truthfully I met someone there that I'd like to give it a go with.
I'd very much appreciate suggestions, Thanks in advance!
I would like to find a job there and move. Truthfully I met someone there that I'd like to give it a go with.
I'd very much appreciate suggestions, Thanks in advance!
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Re: Finding a job advise needed
You have come to the right place,I know a guy who is looking for hard working guys,$3500 a month ok for you ?
Do you have any experience working on boats?
Willing to learn Russian for free ?
Do you have any experience working on boats?
Willing to learn Russian for free ?
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Re: Finding a job advise needed
Im 31 years old, no degree, no tefl,, no degree, full blown alcoholic, broke, will anyone in Phnom phen employ me?
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Re: Finding a job advise needed
@OP, ignore some posts. If things seem too good to be true, they usually are.
Do a CELTA at ACE in Siem Reap, around $1800, you will get work easily after that.
Do a CELTA at ACE in Siem Reap, around $1800, you will get work easily after that.
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Re: Finding a job advise needed
First: Learn the difference between "advise" and "advice".
Second: Read every post about jobs, work permits, visas, and cost of living.
Anything is possible. Good luck.
Second: Read every post about jobs, work permits, visas, and cost of living.
Anything is possible. Good luck.
I am sooooo very sorry if you can't understand or appreciate my sarcastic facetiousness.
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Re: Finding a job advise needed
Honest advice from one who has worked in cambodia in hospitality, come with at least 100USD per week for your predicted tour.
Example
3 months =1200$ USD
1 year =5200$ USD
This is on top of your salary BTW.
You need it for back up for things like
Apartment bond
Medical issues
Moto rental
Visas
Work permits
Example
3 months =1200$ USD
1 year =5200$ USD
This is on top of your salary BTW.
You need it for back up for things like
Apartment bond
Medical issues
Moto rental
Visas
Work permits
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Re: Finding a job advise needed
Try to apply while you are in Cambodia, that's always better.
while my field is IT & Hospitality i have no idea about teaching English, but i hear from people online that the best way to apply is to approach multiple schools in PP or SR and give your CV, for sure you will have an opportunity.
Good luck.
while my field is IT & Hospitality i have no idea about teaching English, but i hear from people online that the best way to apply is to approach multiple schools in PP or SR and give your CV, for sure you will have an opportunity.
Good luck.
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Re: Finding a job advise needed
Thanks for all the good replies. I met a lot of ppl that teach while there and that gave me the idea, but I'd be happy doing any job that paid the bills.
I have not been home for 24 hours yet. I sure wish I knew to apply while there but I had no idea about visa's, etc. I have a lot to research.
Btw I am familiar with boats. where do I send my CV!! Lol
I have not been home for 24 hours yet. I sure wish I knew to apply while there but I had no idea about visa's, etc. I have a lot to research.
Btw I am familiar with boats. where do I send my CV!! Lol
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Re: Finding a job advise needed
Sound advice, thank you. I'll Google it and check it outthat genius wrote: @OP, ignore some posts. If things seem too good to be true, they usually are.
Do a CELTA at ACE in Siem Reap, around $1800, you will get work easily after that.
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Re: Finding a job advise needed
That genius has given you good advice. The only thing I'd add is that you shouldn't use your real name as your user name on this forum. That goes double for people from Florida.bvanfossen wrote:Sound advice, thank you. I'll Google it and check it outthat genius wrote: @OP, ignore some posts. If things seem too good to be true, they usually are.
Do a CELTA at ACE in Siem Reap, around $1800, you will get work easily after that.
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