South African Primary School Teacher and a Nuclear Medicine Technologist living in New Zealand
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- Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
- Hello everyone! Welcome back to our channel. Zane and I are so excited to be sharing our new series on RUclips; interviewing South Africans living in New Zealand. This series is based on gaining a better understanding of what certain professionals earn in New Zealand and their quality of life. This series is not intended to give any immigration advice as none of us are qualified to do so. Hence, we cannot answer any immigration-related questions. We hope this series encourages you to make the move to New Zealand. If you have any questions; please let us know in the comments; and if you have any recommendations of a professional that you would like us to interview, please comment below.
Thank you for all your love and support.
Our first couple is the wonderful Niche, a primary school teacher working as an early childhood educator, and Charl, a nuclear medicine technologist.
ENJOY!
Thank you for your honest, helpful and relatable vibe! We are in the process of emigrating from SA to NZ as well. It's such a rollercoaster of emotions and processes. Each time I watch one of your videos, I feel motivated again!
It's so hard to pack up everything you've worked so hard for and to think about restarting but as you all mentioned, keep in mind the reason, and our child is the main one.
Thank you❤
It’s so worth it, thanks for watching and goodluck on your journey.
Absolutely agree... I return to this page whenever I receive the alert as it does provide me with the motivation I require.
Great stuff.. super proud of you my children ❤
This video boost me again, i am busy looking a position in New Zealand bz i have to immigrate to New Zealand. Thank you guys
We are so happy our videos are helpful, if you have any questions feel free to ask. Thank you for watching
Kia ora, It's very hard moving countries and starting new, much respect to y'all, nz no spiders, snakes, crocks, beauty around every corner.. before you know it yr children will have strong kiwi accents, best of luck to you, have an amazing life in nz😊 beautiful
We love it here! Thank you so much for your kindness
Hello Dunn family and friends this was such relax vlog. Your friends are just lovely and you for taking time and effort doing the vlog.Have blessed day 🙏🤗🤗
Proud of you my children❤
It's been a long time but this was worth the wait..... LOVE you guys from cape town❤️❤️
As an AucklanderI ALWAYS lock my car!!! And my house.
Love your content.
Hi Dunn Family! I am moving to New Zealand in the very near future. I am looking for a new community to join as this move will just be me by myself with no family or friends that side. Please could you help with providing support networks for people like myself that side, it would be appreciated
You could live off 1 salary but depends on your lifestyle my dads salary is in the highest bracket at 180 to 200k don't know his exact earning and my mom is a stay at home mom we have been here 6 years and we bought a farm in oxford Canterbury but I do agree extra income from 2 people working helps even on the highest salary it's tough sometimes when you consider buying a house or a farm a food bills are crazy.
Regarding remuneration: salary scales for ALL teachers are set out on the Ministry of Education’s website. Not a difficult question to answer as it is the most important aspect of your decisions for moving to another country. New Zealand is known for one of the most expensive places to live! I am living here for the last 24 years. A $190 000 p/a income is way above average.
Thank you for watching
Great content with the start of the new year, thank you! Just a note, can you advise the areas that one can look at living with kids? Also, rentals more or less what the costs associated with rentals and utilities are?
Hi Bradley! Thank you for your support! We cover our rental and utility costs in our monthly expenses video :) we hope that helps!
Thank you for always sharing with us a variety of experiences. If I may request. Single parent planning on coming over with a 16 year old. Could you possibly give some insights on what salary range to consider when consulting on employment opportunities. No support no family.
Hi Sam, thank you so much for watching and for commenting. I would really struggle to answer that because it very much depends on your lifestyle. I would say no less than 100k pa and that will allow for a decent life but not many luxuries, again very subjective and based totally on the life you want to live. Very excited for you and all the best
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Hey there from Gloomy Cape town . My wife and I are both radiographers(medical imaging technologists ) another Radiography branch similar to nuclear med ... and have both been approached by recruiters to go work in new zealand. My question is . .what should we negotiate our hourly rate to. Round about 45 to 50 dollars an hour or more. To be able to live comfortably... We currently in the talking faze with the recruiter.
Oh forgot to add. We have a 7month old girl aswell
Hi Ryan. That’s fantastic. Yes that sounds liveable - if you’re both working. Consider the other living expenses as well - particularly daycare. You can watch our expenses video to gauge some costs. But, it should be sufficient. All the best with your application!
@@Dunnstakenz thanks so much for the info. Really helping us navigate this huge decision .