If you are moving to work in Edinburgh it's worth looking at living in Fife, just across the forth. In many cases it's easier and cheaper to commute across the forth bridges to Edinburgh rather than pay the sometimes extortionate rents or mortgages asked for in Edinburgh. Especially in the heart of the city. The housing and standard of living is also often seen as better in Fife and there are lots of affordable new-build houses as well as older/historic properties. Crossing the road bridge is free, Scotland has no toll bridges, and there is also regular Train and Bus services into Edinburgh.
@aaradhyaaaryaa920 the information is in the public domain. Checkout Scotland Teachers pay here www.eis.org.uk/pay-and-conditions-of-service/salary-scales
@trevish450 If you would live in Glasgow, then maybe budget around £100 for bus transportation within Glasgow. £40-£45K is quite a good salary for a single person. A lot of people don't earn that much even after years of working.
This is a very detailed video for anyone wishing to move to Scotland. You did a great job touching every aspects
@ChySpace thank you! Very much appreciated😊
If you are moving to work in Edinburgh it's worth looking at living in Fife, just across the forth. In many cases it's easier and cheaper to commute across the forth bridges to Edinburgh rather than pay the sometimes extortionate rents or mortgages asked for in Edinburgh. Especially in the heart of the city. The housing and standard of living is also often seen as better in Fife and there are lots of affordable new-build houses as well as older/historic properties. Crossing the road bridge is free, Scotland has no toll bridges, and there is also regular Train and Bus services into Edinburgh.
Thank you so much. We might be moving to Edinburgh, so this helps a lot.
thanks a lot for this video its very informative, can you kindly make a video on what are the safest areas for family to stay in Glasgow please ?
Good to see update.
Appreciate
This is very informative, thank you.
Please can you make videos of food stuffs and price tags. Thanks
nice information here
Thank you for this. Can you please help explain how to read/use the SIMD? I have tried using it but I don't seem to understand it.
I will as soon as I get the chance. Thanks for the suggestion
Do a video on teaching salaries please...
@aaradhyaaaryaa920 the information is in the public domain. Checkout Scotland Teachers pay here www.eis.org.uk/pay-and-conditions-of-service/salary-scales
How much transport cost on avg?
Would you say 40-45kgbp would be an ok salary in Glasgow for a single person?
@trevish450 If you would live in Glasgow, then maybe budget around £100 for bus transportation within Glasgow. £40-£45K is quite a good salary for a single person. A lot of people don't earn that much even after years of working.
@@menvicstudio Ah thank you! I am considering moving to Glasgow (hoping I get a job!) as it ticks all my boxes except the weather
If I take admsn in university of Hertfordshire then is it possible for me to live and work in Scotland at the same time??
@@hafizzbilalkhan2403 In theory, yes. But you may spend a fortune on transportation to and back from Uni.
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So expensive!!
I think most countries are experiencing increase cost of living.