7 FACTS YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT DUBAI|TAX-FREE SALARY? HEALTHCARE? LIFESTYLE? SHOULD YOU LIVE HERE?
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- Ever wondered what it's like to live in Dubai? Well here are 7 facts you should know before packing your bags! From lifestyle to healthcare, I share my perspective on my first 4 months in Dubai!
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Tax-Free Salary 1:47
Weather 4:53
Safety 7:42
Lifestyle 10:06
Socialising 13:53
Transport 17:04
Healthcare 19:48
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So true girl- especially the bits about being cold because of the AC and people being on a journey- just because they’re here now, doesn’t mean they’ll be here forever!
They need to switch off that damn AC 🤣🤣 and definitely…have to enjoy people in the moment but be comfy alone 💖
Discovered your video, very informative...my wife and I and our toddler are thinking of moving to Dubai...I'm a senior civil engineer and I've just started looking for work in the Dubai so I'll be following your videos to learn more about life over there, especially from a British national perspective.
I’d love to see a video of your experiences preparing to move and your thoughts as a teacher. I applied to 3 jobs and was offered all 3 positions! I’m figuring out how to get my documents attested and haven’t seen much information about the options or best ways to go about this. Your insight would be really useful!
I have actually left Dubai now! However, I used a company called Vital Certificates to get my documents Attested. It was very pricey but a super quick process. Hope that helps ☺️
@@Sapphmartinique I’m sorry to hear you’re no longer in Dubai. I’m also intrigued if there were any reasons for you leaving.
Thank you so much for your recommendation!
The working environment was not for me…it’s very different to being in the UK and I didn’t enjoy it as much also it was super expensive and after weighing up the pros and cons the UK seemed like a better option! But it’s definitely worth the experience you learn so much and I’m glad I went 👌🏽
@@Sapphmartinique thank you for sharing. I hope you’re happier now!
Thanks so much miss!I was just considering becoming a teacher👌👌
The best job in the world 💖
Hi 👋🏾
Thank you for your informative video. May I ask, did you apply for teaching positions via an agency or direct to the schools? If so, do you mind sharing. I’m a British law graduate wanting to teach in the UAE.
Hi,
I applied directly to the schools. You have to have a teaching qualification to teach in the UAE. I’m also a Law Graduate but I have my PGCE in Secondary English too 😊
Thank you for sharing
Let's say I'm am already teaching in South Africa, what the process when I am interested in coming to Dubai, I apply go through interviews after passing I resign in SA or how is the process. Not sure if my question is clear but can you try to explain if you understand.
As I did not come from SA I am unsure of what the process would be there. I came from the UK so after I was confirmed in the position my documents were verified and my visa completed by my employer , a flight booked and I came over to Dubai 😊
Could you tell me where you get your hair braided?
It was someone that was recommended to me from a friend but I no longer have her contact details sorry xx
Do you mind sharing things to look for when looking for a teaching jobs?
I would say know what you want from a school and ask the right questions to get the answers. For example, if you want a school that values the wellbeing of teachers, ask what they have in place to support teachers. Create a list of your ideal school and ask questions that will help you to get those answers. Also listen to your gut ☺️
Thanks for making this video! I live in Canada myself and am currently considering a move to Dubai. Which job boards/websites would you say are the best ones to look into? And if a job offer comes through, is there an opportunity to negotiate the salary/benefits package, as well as a possible living allowance (or help you to secure a temporary residence while you find an apartment)?
It all depends on the job you are applying for as some jobs will allow you to negotiate but some have set rules. If you have never lived in Dubai then you should receive guidance on how to find a property. You can find jobs on places liked LinkedIn and Indeed ☺️
Came across your channel, you’re so beautiful. How did you get your hair braid in Dubai? It’s looking really nice .
Thank you so much! My friend recommended someone to me xx
Can you do a video about how to get a job in Dubai pls x
Hey! As the process was super easy for me…I wouldn’t say I have the knowledge on how to get a job in Dubai! I would say just keep on applying and don’t give up and something will come ☺️x
You are so beautiful ❤❤ I will be based in Sharjah soon.
Thank you so much! Wishing you the best of luck 💖🫶🏽
@@Sapphmartinique need it. Thank you 🧸🧸
I won't be moving there until i am very wealthy, so the few impracticalities she mentioned won't be an issue for me. I won't worry about have enough money, i plan to have a personal driver, and best of all, i won't need to work. Will live there, but will travel abroad frequently.
Hi how do I get job in Dubai , I am a Nurse.
Unfortunately, I am unsure as I can only speak for the teaching field
Do secondary schools have PE departments similar to the UK ?
Yep they do, if it’s a British curriculum school it’s exactly the same as the UK
@@Sapphmartinique Thankyou so much!
Another question, are there any schools which offer both primary and secondary education, so the children stay all the way from primary years to “year 11” ?
Or are they still separate just like the UK.
I’m curious as my fiancé and I want to move over to Dubai, I’m a secondary PE teacher and she’s a primary school teacher
Most calls are all through schools so they are from Nursery up until 6th form! Usually if you have a partner who is also a teacher they can sometimes find a vacancy for them but that depends on the school ☺️
*schools
@@Sapphmartinique No way! That’s amazing news, she’ll be so happy, I’ll be one step closer to convincing her 🤣
Thankyou so much !
Is £2600 a good monthly salary for an experienced teacher in Dubai?
If that is solely the salary without the accommodation, yes it is a good salary. If the accommodation allowance is included in that…then no it would not be a good amount. However, this is all subjective and depends on what your needs are and the lifestyle you want to have😊
@@Sapphmartinique thank you! Yeah, this is the salary for a teacher with 5 years experience and then accommodation is additional…Can I ask if you are familiar with GEMS schools in Dubai and what your thoughts are - I have heard mixed reviews?
Personally I would not recommend…I know there are good ones but I have heard nothing good about them sorry ☠️
I definitely needed this video! So much info, thank you!🙌🏽👏🏽💕
No problemoooo 💖💖
Congrats 🎉
Thank you! 💖💖
Hi dear I'm new here thanks for sharing all these wonderful infornstion. Can I get some help in landing a job as a registered nurse in Dubai please? I'm a new nurse from the Caribbean any information will help. If I can chat with you through media let me know please
Hi!
Unfortunately, I’m not able to provide any information on becoming a nurse!
Good luck with your search!
you are so beautiful
Thanks!
If you can't drive you can always buy a camel or a donkey.
That’s a good suggestion 🤣
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