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How much I saved after one year of teaching in Hong Kong
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How does this compare to your yearly savings? If you're a teacher, join the community of international teachers around the globe: www.nomadicteachers.com
How To Register A Foreign Covid-19 Vaccination Record In Hong Kong
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www.nomadicteachers.com How To Register A Foreign Covid-19 Vaccination Record In Hong Kong Beginning on the 24th of February, Hong Kong is scheduled to implement vaccine spot checks to enter local buildings and businesses. For those of us who received our vaccines outside of Hong Kong, our records don’t include a QR code like the local Hong Kong records do. These QR codes are important because ...
How To Get Out Of Jury Duty While Abroad
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www.nomadicteachers.com If you’re a U.S. citizen, you know the purpose of our Sixth Amendment is to guarantee the rights of criminal defendants to receive a speedy and impartial trial. Jury duty is the civic duty for all Americans to help make the court proceeding happen in a fair and just way. But, if you’re living abroad, and you receive an official jury duty summons, it can be rather freaky ...
International Teacher Salary - Add To the List!
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Living In Hong Kong's Most Busy District
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www.nomadicteachers.com Finding an apartment to rent in Hong Kong is tough! As soon as you think you've got a spot locked in, the landlord calls to tell you, "Sorry, but the place is now taken." With so many of us using the same sites, applying the same filters, and looking for the same conveniences, us residents of Hong Kong have nearly all found ourselves living in one of the same five areas....
How To Fly To Hong Kong During The Pandemic
Просмотров 10 тыс.3 года назад
www.nomadicteachers.com Hi folks, I recently flew to Hong Kong from Seattle and understand how stressful gathering all the necessary materials feels so I made this video to help out. Below you'll find information to make your trip successful. Leave any questions you still have in the comment section below and I'll do my best at answering them! The documents you’ll need to enter Hong Kong: - Pas...
Are you a NET or at an international school?
How is the scope for science teachers, bro?
I looked into living in Tsim Sha Tsui. There was a lower level flat with a shower and bathroom, unshaved for around $450 usd. It was tiny but you make the space work. Mong kok was a fun city, music, food, nightlife was awesome.
Thank you
Which school are you teaching??💁🏻♀️
Hi! You videos on Honkong are informative and a guiding light to to aspirants willing to work in Hongkong. I am from India. Can you suggest ways to apply for English Teachers vacancies. I.e., any portals or agencies who would help in getting vacancy for English teachers?
தமிழா?
@@user-lt5no1xt1z yes.
Hi there, have you left Hong Kong?
Why are you in Hong Kong? I mean, there are so many other more appealing options around the world.
Hi there I know your video is pretty old by now but I wanted to find out if you have any recommendations for agencies to get over to HK as I am looking to go over there next year?
Which schools do you recommend ?
It’sdanger to ride bike in city of HK,u are right! But it is nice yo ride in New Territory’s bike trail from one area to anothet.
Thank you! it’s interesting to see street view from a bike.
waiting for your new video.
Awesome video, I also wanna go Hong Kong for further education, and be a math teacher in international high school. Is it easy for you to be a teacher there and what should I prepare for that. ^-^
Im interested
I wanna apply
I am an internationa teacher in the US i wanna teach in HK
If i could speak the language i would like to live in china for a few years unfortunatly almost noone can speak english and chinese is hard to learn and only usefull in china
Your savings sounds about right. My family of four with a Domestic Helper, car and mortgage, we easily save 55% of our gross income. The worst year we had (SARS 2003) we saved 45% of gross income. The people that don't believe your savings are tax slaves in their home countries LOL
Awesome Video! I'm trying to move to Hong Kong from the U.S. but don't even know where to begin, as far as finding work out there or what Visa is required. Any info or tips would be greatly appreciated.
6k for housing? Inside a cage? Or with the shared toilet?
How to apply in hongkong as a teacher
Nice
Which subject do you teach? Very informative video
lol. English language of course.
@@EMVelezhe said he works at an international school he could teach anything
Hai do know any recruiters for international jobs in China
Hi ! I’ve been LOVING YOUR VIDEOS… I actually wanted to be in contact with you if possible. I will move to Hong Kong for a job and I’m so scared but also happy about it and your videos truly relax me on that matter. Just wish you still would post as often! Love love love your content !
I stayed in Eaton Hotel in Kowloon. Near Jordan
Love watching the informative videos about teaching English in HK. Was there last July. Been wanting to apply as English teacher. By the way, I am Dario, English teacher in Phil. Got inspired by your videos . Keep safe
$6 k HKD sounds incredible. I have never heard of rent below $20k HKD for even studios
$6k will get you about 120-150 ft2 in an old building walk up with a wet shower. Lots of them around, but it's a tough way to live. You can't own a lot of stuff. It's a place for sleeping and shitting, not living.
@@yorktonsyes but when your main goal is to make some cash probably that’s bearable for some years!
Your apartment is quite good compared to the other apartment complex I watched in HK, at least you have your own window, kitchen and bathroom.
I really enjoyed your videos. Do you have an Instagram account? I'm an English teacher (nonnative). Currently I'm teaching in Italy at Wall Street English Verona. I'm also doing my second master here and hopefully I'll graduate in July. I wonder if it is possible for me to land a job there.
Coming to Hong Kong
I love to become an international teacher in Hongkong. I’m currently studying Bachelor of Education in Australia. I would love to work in Hong Kong for 2 years. Just a feedback for you, you spun your camera so fast that it made me dizzy when watching. Maybe slow it down a bit will be better.
How much did the school pay you to save that amount in a year?
Spiffing vids mate! How many hours are you working per week at the international school, and did you save all that without taking private students?
You don't really need to get a bank statement from the bank. The bank app works just as fine and you can look up how much you have in you bank account instantly.
How do you move your money back to your ho.e account?
What is the salary for assistant professor ?
more than one million hk dollars.
hi Mr Bohemian, this is my first time on your channel. Can i email you? i have a lot of questions to ask. Once again, thank you for your video.
Yes HK is indeed easier to save more money than working in other countries despite the high cost of living
Is there a lift or is it a walk up building
Where should I look to find an esl job there ?
Nice video you make it look fun
How long have you been there for and it looks like a scene off of ghost in the shell .
Why would u need more space than that? Its so much more to explore in the world , what woutu do with a 7 bedroom mansion?
This video was absolutely horrible
I'm planning to come with family and kids. Which area u suggest? Wan chai ? Or Tsim Sa Tshui
Very good video men and thank you for showing me Hong Kong 🇭🇰! I see there’s too much people! I watch your video from Canada 😁👍🏼
I only earn USD 2,000 per month in Mainland China.
Definitely a remarkable savings! I did the cram school teaching thing in Taiwan for twelve years with my wife. Together we were able to put away $20,000 (US) per year so that when we moved back to the States (Hawaii), we had a pretty good nest egg. We are now fully certified high school teachers (I teach English and psychology and my wife teaches Chinese), and I personally would love to break into the international schools teaching circuit, but unfortunately my wife is against. I don’t think she’s ever quite believed me when I’ve told her that in places like Hong Kong we could probably put close to 100K in the bank per year. Granted, Hawaii is a very hard place to live once you’re here. But the cost of living is very high.