BenjaminVasosky
Russian expat in Thailand
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About me
Russian
Lives in Bangkok
Speaks Russian, English, alittle Taiwanese, Burmese
Registration: 26 January 2013
How Friends are Important in our Life? by VidoDido
When we move to a new place where we don't know anyone, we keep struggling how to fight loneliness and we realize how important friends in our life. [i]?Each friend represents a world in us, a world possibly not born until they arrive, and it is ...
Friends are to share problems and solutions...crying and laughing together. They are the only people who I can trust apart from family and ones I am most comfortable spending time with. We understand and advise each other as much as possible...there ... Read More
Hello Guys by carol.monthero
Hello Everyone, Myself Carol Monthero. I'm new to this forum. I wanna ask few questions about expat and that's why I'm here.
Welcome to Expat-blog, Carol. We will all help you as much as we can. Read More
wellness by jessie098
why is health being neglect by many? until the signs and symptoms has manifest, only then would go visit a doctor.ever experienced that inside the family?or even in work?cite your health issues and lets discuss if u dont mind.chilly night there.
I have been suffering from severe depression due to the decline of my daughter's illness but have recovered by devoting myself to reading and writing. Read More
Ignorance in Modern Society
Last week, I spotted a middle-aged man with a preteen girl in my local district. They were sitting on a bench in the park late in the evening. Even though a couple of gentlemen passed by, they paid no notice to the awkward couple in the dark corner. ... Read More
what is the best age difference for marriage? by denise cherry
I am in a serious relationship which has a 26year difference between us. I get mixed reviews from people in both my country and my boyfriends country. I know love and stability matter but I wonder does age too? So let me ask, in ur opinion which ...
Age difference doesn't matter as long as your bond is strong enough. Love has no limits. Read More
tips to change my mood and forgetting what's annoy u by mo.arafat11
I'm really depressed and frustrated these days... Many bad events I have been through... Need to feel inner peace again .. and just forget. Any tips?
I have also been in a tragic state these days after what happened to my daughter. In order to forget the incident, I have dedicated my spare time to writing a book. I believe creating something is best to relieve tension and misery. Read More
3 tips to success in life by Hossain1527
Remember 1. Focus your dream and set your goal 2. Work hard 3. Never stop chasing your dreams I am sure if anybody follows these three tips, he or she must succeed.
3 Gs: Gay (Happy), Generosity, and Greed (for Good things) Read More
How to live when doesn't have purpose? by kadinmaxx
I don't know anything I intend to do in my future :( I live that I don't have purpose. I feel I'm useless, I've never done anything well in the first time, always more than 2 times. Life is not only sad but also boring :(
Actually, life without plans is adventurous. If you can take risks and care less about your future, everything will eventually fall into place. Life will even be more disastrous if your plans don't work out. So, cheer up and move on. Read More
The best tiredness is... by Ester Charny
The best tiredness is the tiredness of soul and not of body. The work of soul is Love ! ----------------- Is it true?
The best tiredness is helping a person. Read More
What attracts you to have a special person as a friend ? by Miro : The Artist
Welcome All to the 大咖福利影院 community.. what about choosing a topic or theme for this topic.. What attracts you to have a special person as a friend... or who would you call a friend?.. just drop of what ever jump into your mind..:D
Well, anyone but a pessimist critic. Read More
Are you afraid of dying one day? by hutkgjf
we all gonna die one day. We aren't going to live forever ( are we? ) we will leave this beautiful world behind, The only dangerous thing that has ever happened to us is that we were born because we can die at any time. Any thoughts?
It is okay to be scared of death. But, you shan't need to be too frightened or else, you will not be able to fulfill your basic necessities of life, cowering in fear all day...losing weight, depression and then, death will surely come. Well, this is ... Read More
Can a man and a woman be JUST friends? by hutkgjf
Can a man and a woman be JUST friends?
Sure. Most of my closest friends are lovely ladies who will always provide company for me or my children. Read More
Money or Love? by edvilyn
Do you agree,that now a days, money is much preferable than love? I mean... people choose rich man rather than the one who love them... :/
Well, that all depends on the living standard too. No offence. But, some countries have been going through unequal percentage of rich and poor. For example, 70% of Myanmar citizens are in poverty while those in the remaining percentage are pretty ... Read More
Do you believed in a long distance love affair? by JasfurJQ
If you really destine to each other, why not.
That all depends on the people. If the bond is strong enough and will not be broken by any internal or external interference, long-distance relationship is alright. However, it doesn't necessarily mean each person in the relationship shouldn't get ... Read More
hello everybody, i am new here and come from Vietnam. by lamhoang
Hello everybody, I am Hoàng, come from Vietnam, join this website with the hopes to make friends, share experiences in life. Now i am learning English and it is sure that i will make a lot of mistakes in grammar and i need all your help to improve ...
Hi Robbo, As a new member here, I advise you to start talking to people, not only those in the country you are hoping to visit or work but also to other members as well. They will be able to give you a lot of advice and help you in any way they can ... Read More
hello everybody, i am new here and come from Vietnam. by lamhoang
Hello everybody, I am Hoàng, come from Vietnam, join this website with the hopes to make friends, share experiences in life. Now i am learning English and it is sure that i will make a lot of mistakes in grammar and i need all your help to improve ...
Hello Lamhong, Welcome to Expat-blog. You sure will make a lot of new friends. As for improving your English, Practice makes perfect. B. Vasosky Read More
What you do when reach home for vacations by AMIR75
Hi all Greetings fro Me. What you do as first step when you reached yours Country on vacations. For me to meet my parents/Friends etc.Having lunch /dinenrs are great Share with me Amir
Go to a day care centre to get rid of my pesty children and then off to a club for some swimming or beer with my pals. Read More
Teaching ESL Yangon (Horizon Int.) by Andrewjmarinole
Hi, Can anyone tell me about teaching ESL in Myanmar - and specifically the Horizon International School in Yangon? I'm interested in the working schedule, management practices, students' attitudes and behaviors etc. Also, I'd like to know, ...
Well, I have my colleagues' children attending at Posein Horizon school. They manage to get information about school running out of budget and there has been a parent-teacher meeting concerning school fees. Horizon is reluctant to reduce the rise in ... Read More
Douala on the horizon by EcoMom
Dearest expats, Bon jour and hello from the waning grips of a true European winter. As the days grow warmer confidence increases....mental checklists of immunization and donation destinations for winter clothes flood the mind. While concrete ...
Nice to meet you, EcoMom. I am Benjamin Vasosky, joined this expat community just a couple of months ago. Am very proud of your work. Bon Chance on your way to Douala!!! Read More
Teaching ESL Yangon (Horizon Int.) by Andrewjmarinole
Hi, Can anyone tell me about teaching ESL in Myanmar - and specifically the Horizon International School in Yangon? I'm interested in the working schedule, management practices, students' attitudes and behaviors etc. Also, I'd like to know, ...
Raising awareness to all summer school teachers: Horizon is presently suffering from budget deficits and has raised the school fees for all students by 40% which caused a riot at the Posein Campus the other day. Teachers, please gather enough ... Read More
Temper Temper Temper.... by JasfurJQ
I had a hard time controlling my temper, when tension arise my hands are shaking, my heart pounds faster and when I speak I can't hardly understand myself and I hate it so much when I'm in this situation. Sometimes I rather be alone then having a ...
Depends on perception. Am sure at least a minority consider it as entertainment. Even dancing at discos to loud music drive your stress away, doesn't it? Read More
Virgin visit to Chiang Mai by notyourexpat
Good day people! I'm new to this forum, this is my 1st post. My name is Jay, 24 years old, Chinese, and I'm a civil servant for Singapore. Hope I don't get busted out here for being a Yellow. Haha :P I have been to Thailand twice, for the past 2 ...
Welcome notyourexpat and No one's racist here, not that I know of. Thailand's New Year surely is approaching soon. I have spent a few years back in Bangkok and know of the festival pretty well. Just be sure to expect lots of water and chalk, and a ... Read More
introduction by nikhil shrivastava
hello i am from India. i want to do job in ksa so please tell me about social life of ksa specially in Riyadh and monthly expenses in Riyadh??
Hello Nikhil. Nice to meet you. Care to explain what ksa means? Read More
What do women want? by gjsroigj
What do women want?
Can mean either they want to be independent and stand ground like stereotyped version of "men." Or, they want Or rather, MAKE men cheat on them. Feel bad for us, men...:P Read More
Doing business in Myanmar by Julien
Hi, are foreign investors welcome in Myanmar? Is it complicated to register a company in Myanmar? What is the procedure? What is the corporate tax rate in Myanmar? Is it easy to recruit? Any advice you would share with us? Thank ...
I would like you all to advise me in starting business here. First, I thought of introducing a casino along with my business colleagues from Thailand. But, I assume the Government still prohibits it though democracy has been adopted. Now, I am ... Read More
Want to practice with native Myanmar speakers
Hello Orasio, Though I am not a native speaker, I am sure we can sill talk to each other in Burmese. Have been learning this language for more than 4 years now. Quite fluent, I guess. :) Benjamn V. (I've got a Burmese name too) - Zwe Kyaw Read More
looking for activity friends, JEDDAH, HERAA AREA by j.echo
im into dance exercises, walking by the corniche, i used to go to gym in the phil, but haven't been to one for about 2 years in jeddah, haven't seen an affordable gym yet, and lifting dumbells at home is boring as hell... usually free in the late ...
So you are seeking dancing partners? Read More
Temper Temper Temper.... by JasfurJQ
I had a hard time controlling my temper, when tension arise my hands are shaking, my heart pounds faster and when I speak I can't hardly understand myself and I hate it so much when I'm in this situation. Sometimes I rather be alone then having a ...
Except Bieber then. The best would be instrumentals, in my case. Read More
Do you thik love is more important than respect in the relationship by merger spirit
Do you thik love is more important than respect in the relationship
Respect is one of the components of Love. But, love is not really = Respect. Or else all of us are in love with each other right now. Isn't it true? Read More
in life we all have an unspeakable secret,an irreversible regret, by bonita100
In life we all have an unspeakable secret, an ireversible regret, an unreachable dream,unforgettable love. (Diego marchi) Its true :cool:
Sorry for my inappropriate language. Read More
in life we all have an unspeakable secret,an irreversible regret, by bonita100
In life we all have an unspeakable secret, an ireversible regret, an unreachable dream,unforgettable love. (Diego marchi) Its true :cool:
ALl secrets posted here must really be worth sharing (meaning, not considered as secrets at all). Unless, some are douche bags. Quite true. This discussion should never have begun unless people are free enough to poke into others' secrets and ... Read More
Temper Temper Temper.... by JasfurJQ
I had a hard time controlling my temper, when tension arise my hands are shaking, my heart pounds faster and when I speak I can't hardly understand myself and I hate it so much when I'm in this situation. Sometimes I rather be alone then having a ...
Then, just blow your fist into a punch bag. That sure works...if you turn to be a masochist Read More
Expat hobbies by Julien
Hi everybody, What's your favourite hobby (appart from blogging ;))? Is there any kind of "local hobby" where you are? Well my favourite hobby (computers) is not very original, but I can say I like the petanque, you know that game we practise in ...
Though I enjoy a wide range of leisure activities, my favorite ones would be playing the piano and as for some dynamic action, karate! There's a local dojo in Yangon...more of a club where I usually go and practice with the Shodokan Masters there. ... Read More
Do men also leave their country for a woman? by globetrotter
Being an expat for a while now I realise that I only know women who have left their home country for their man. There are two types: 1. Those who fell in love with a "foreigner" and decided to emigrate to his home country. 2. Those who followed ...
No offense to all women but more than a husband leaving a wife, I guess women are more likely to be drawn towards the richer kind. My partner left me for another so-called "more wealthy and handsome" Spaniard. Thank god my three children still ... Read More
Temper Temper Temper.... by JasfurJQ
I had a hard time controlling my temper, when tension arise my hands are shaking, my heart pounds faster and when I speak I can't hardly understand myself and I hate it so much when I'm in this situation. Sometimes I rather be alone then having a ...
Music of any kind is a solution to temper. Read More
Have you learned your host country's language? by brusselsclaire
I'm looking to email interview people who have learned to a good level, or are currently diligently working at learning, their host country's language. It's for my blog, conquering babel, which is a resource for language learners. Obviously I'll ...
I have been studying Burmese (particularly speaking) since 2008, with the aim of moving here. I am sure I am good enough to communicate fluently with the locals. Though I cannot write much, my reading skill is also pretty good. Read More
Hi Im Pam
Hello, Nibbles. I will ask my friends whether they have been to Ecuador. And, Welcome to the Expat Hive! Read More
hai
Nice to meet you Guy. I am sure you will make lots of contacts here. As for me, I am from St. Petersburg and has been traveling either as a teacher or making some business with my colleagues in Taiwan and Thailand respectively. Recently, I have ... Read More
Myanmar still a dangerous place to live with 2 young french children ? by audreydavin
Hi all ! I am proposed a nice job in Myanmar but all I hear from this country is quite negative in term of condition of life. I would like to have an objective view of people living there with children (mine are 3 and 5), for a long period of time ...
Nowadays, I meet many pedestrians on the streets who are English literate and can help me with directions. I am sure half the population in Yangon know English, with a certain extent in fluency and vocabulary. Read More
The ins and outs of the children entertainment business?
Hello Wild_1, Though I am new here, I believe there are very few amusement zones with numerous enjoyable facilities and rides. I am sure your business will be new here and therefore, prosper. However, let me remind you that many Burmese people tend ... Read More
One week here and allready like it
Hello Mir0, welcome to the Expat Hive. I am also a new expatriate in Yangon, just adapting to life here. It's very different from Russia, obviously, but has a similar culture to Taiwan and Thailand. I have already made lots of acquaintances with ... Read More
Agent nightmares??? by ZTrules
Hi all, Is there anyone who wants to share your good/bad experience about the real estate agents in Myanmar? Do you have any agents you can recommend? Thank you in advance. ZTrules
When my friend came to Myanmar a few years ago, he rented an apartment in a very crammed area for $250 a month, which was pretty expensive for the given "quality." I asked him why he had done so which he replied in a depressed tone: "The house agent ... Read More
What do women want? by gjsroigj
What do women want?
80% of women's desire: Love more than Lust 19% : Luck more than Love 1% : Lust more than the other two Note: Statistical errors may exist due to the inaccuracies during experiment. ;) Read More
looking for a new friend by BreezySandy
hi everyone, am new here and looking for a new friend ;)
Hello everyone, welcome to the Expatriate "Hive." I use this name because almost every bee in this community share their experience and all sorts of information to help out another member. So, enjoy your stay here! Read More
Looking to make friends in Yangon by esl.teacher
Hi, I've been living/teaching here last 5 months. It's been a great experience mostly. Making friends slower than expected, but not much luck meeting other expats/teachers. I'm a single female, so don't always feel comfortable going to bars, I ...
Hello everyone. I am a new expatriate in Yangon as well. Inform me if any of you have plans for a gathering. Read More
Do and don't in Myanmar by expat.com
Are you living in Myanmar? We need you to share your experience of the local customs :) Is it difficult to adjust to the local customs in Myanmar? Could you please share with us a list of the [b] do's and don't's in Myanmar?[/b] Thanks!
To add to all above points, DOs: 1. If you have been rude in front of a religious ground or monk, say "gadaw" twice as a sign of respect. 2. When addressing someone, make sure to put appropriate Burmese honorifics. Eg. U for Mr., Daw for Mrs. 3. ... Read More
Hello from an expat in Yangon by Becky in Burma
Hi - I just wanted to introduce myself on this forum. My name is Becky. I'm American and am living with my family in Yangon. We came here for my husband's job. I work as a freelance writer. We've been here for about a year and enjoy Myanmar. I'm ...
Thank you very much, Becky. 1. Found your information on daycare at another thread and I have decided to hire a nanny pretty soon. 2. Regarding the apartment, I am still searching for a cheaper one till I manage to save more money to afford a ... Read More
Child care in Myanmar by Armand
Hi, when settling in a new country, working parents are mostly concerned about finding child care services for their children. What can you share with us about the child care system in Myanmar ? How much is daycare in Myanmar? Is the ...
Thanks Becky. I am sure a nanny would be reliable, at least, more than a daddy who goes to work all day. So, I'll start requesting my fellow only-daddy-friends to get a nanny as soon as possible. Only if they cannot provide any contacts, can I ask ... Read More
Child care in Myanmar by Armand
Hi, when settling in a new country, working parents are mostly concerned about finding child care services for their children. What can you share with us about the child care system in Myanmar ? How much is daycare in Myanmar? Is the ...
Thank you very much for your information, Becky. However, to what extent can my children's behavior be affected with being raised by a nanny? Can you suggest some schools that have 8am to 4pm-ish nursery class? BV. Read More
3 things to note when you go Myanmar by markyap
Buddhist country -so they are friendly and is a safe place to be but is backward Shopping tips - No credit cards and traveller's cheque accepted. Bring US dollars. The currency is in kat (pronounced as Chat) US$1 to about k800 Custom check- ...
Hello Mopeey, I believe there are mostly 2 pin plugs over here but 3 pin ones have been installed recently. BV. Read More
Hello from an expat in Yangon by Becky in Burma
Hi - I just wanted to introduce myself on this forum. My name is Becky. I'm American and am living with my family in Yangon. We came here for my husband's job. I work as a freelance writer. We've been here for about a year and enjoy Myanmar. I'm ...
Hello Becky. Compared to you, I have only got 1 month experience in Myanmar and so, would be grateful to you if you answer my questions. Is there any day care centre in Yangon for my children? Haven't found one yet. An apartment to rent near the ... Read More
Teaching ESL Yangon (Horizon Int.) by Andrewjmarinole
Hi, Can anyone tell me about teaching ESL in Myanmar - and specifically the Horizon International School in Yangon? I'm interested in the working schedule, management practices, students' attitudes and behaviors etc. Also, I'd like to know, ...
How is everyone doing at Horizon? Would like to visit you people one day. Read More
hai
Where do you live and what occupation have you got/seeking? Let us help you as much as we can. Read More
Really like this website by Memmooo
my name is memo my age 27 really i like this website
Welcome to the Expat Hive! Just like Bees, we buzz around to help each other and so, please contribute to the community as much as possible, young worker! :D Read More
just a Hi
Greetings Ane. Any plan to move to Asia? You will get plenty of support from Benjamin here. Read More
hello
Hello Walid. Please give me details of your residence and occupation so that we can all help you out. Benjamin V. Read More
hola!! :)
Nice to meet you Genius. It's morning here and am having a pleasant day without the Cyclone Nargis. (A clue to where I am living). So, where are you from and how should I help you? Read More
Meet the Newbie: by ToniAndersen
Hello Members, A big hello to all the members of this community. Hi, my name is Toni Andersen. I have come here to share my knowledge and also gain some knowledge. Hope to see you around. I wish for a long stay in this forum. Thanks and ...
Pleasure acquainting all newbies. I joined the site recently too and so, it would be my pleasure assisting you all in any means possible. (And i meant that!) :D Read More
Hello!
Hello Wiled, you also from Thailand? I was a resident in Bangkok just a month ago. If you need any help about destinations or contacts, please let me know. Read More
hi..
Hello there Pinky. Need any help? Will be my pleasure. Read More
how do you say I LOVE YOU in your own language... by superanjanet
in cebu philipines we say it...GIHIGUGMA KO IKAW... :)
In Russian: Я люблю тебя. In Thai:???????? In Taiwanese:我愛你。 In Burmese:Min ko ngar chit tal. (burmese version ... Read More
Racism by Julien
Do you feel racism in your country? Is it complicated to integrate yoursleft with local people or are you used to it? I really like London because the city is a lot of people from everywhere, and everybody seems to be integrated. I don't feel ...
I would disagree with Sunnyvee. I find more racist people in developing countries though I would admit that both Taiwan and Thailand are all multicultural and have more understanding towards each race. However, nations like Singapore, Malaysia, ... Read More
Nice to meet you all! by BenjaminVasosky
Dear Expat Society, I am really grateful to you all for helping me out with my inquiries and doubt on traveling to different countries and settling with certain careers. To introduce my life briefly, I was raised and graduated (IB diploma from the ...
Hello Lucky, Are you a local or an expatriate? Please provide information about your region, your occupation there, and the lifestyle, food, etc. on this forum so that others can learn from your experience and follow your advice. Read More
do you really think that your future will be better????, by montassar.h
i ask about how much time and how percent we have hope inside us and even if we have us we really believe in this hope and believe in our future and believe that we will have chance in other time...with all this hard and all this problems in life ...
Our future depends on our perception. The more we are realistic, the more we shall be able to endure. It doesn't really mean we have to be very pessimistic about our life; just realize that some things can never happen without enough perseverance. ... Read More
When men shed tears thus this mean they are weak? by JasfurJQ
My tears suddenly falls when I pray, while looking at poor people who are helpless in life, when Im watching movies and I realize that our life was not so different from the story, when I get mad and felt guilty but above all when I remember my mom ...
Crying is what makes men human-beings. It's a system incorporated into our souls from the start of our lives; we have to cry in order to live at birth. Read More
What do women want? by gjsroigj
What do women want?
Remember the one billion rising? Women want respect and rights instead of chocolates on the 14th February! Well, to be honest, that's how men express their love and respect. Isn't it? Read More
Nice to meet you all! by BenjaminVasosky
Dear Expat Society, I am really grateful to you all for helping me out with my inquiries and doubt on traveling to different countries and settling with certain careers. To introduce my life briefly, I was raised and graduated (IB diploma from the ...
Hi Zac, Yangon is a pretty nice location to settle..in fact the best place to work as an International school teacher in the entire country. It's multicultural with lots of foreigners pouring into the Democratic nation with interest either for ... Read More
Teaching ESL Yangon (Horizon Int.) by Andrewjmarinole
Hi, Can anyone tell me about teaching ESL in Myanmar - and specifically the Horizon International School in Yangon? I'm interested in the working schedule, management practices, students' attitudes and behaviors etc. Also, I'd like to know, ...
Congratulations Nikko, I will be around to help you for anything you would like to inquire about Myanmar. As for Horizon, my acquaintance knows some of the long-term teachers pretty well. Horizon Summer School program is still known as the best in ... Read More
Nice to meet you all! by BenjaminVasosky
Dear Expat Society, I am really grateful to you all for helping me out with my inquiries and doubt on traveling to different countries and settling with certain careers. To introduce my life briefly, I was raised and graduated (IB diploma from the ...
Thanks. I have already been employed at YIS and made lots of friends in Myanmar. I believe I will enjoy my stay here. And, will still seek aid from the expat community. Read More
Teaching ESL Yangon (Horizon Int.) by Andrewjmarinole
Hi, Can anyone tell me about teaching ESL in Myanmar - and specifically the Horizon International School in Yangon? I'm interested in the working schedule, management practices, students' attitudes and behaviors etc. Also, I'd like to know, ...
Hello Amanda. I am really sorry for your not being able to teach for Summer school in Horizon. I hope you can at least come visit the school once. Read More
Teaching ESL Yangon (Horizon Int.) by Andrewjmarinole
Hi, Can anyone tell me about teaching ESL in Myanmar - and specifically the Horizon International School in Yangon? I'm interested in the working schedule, management practices, students' attitudes and behaviors etc. Also, I'd like to know, ...
Welcome, Nikko. I wonder how your interview went. I wish you got accepted. And, congratulations, MMaloney. As for me, I went for an interview at ISM where my previous colleague from Taiwan works and I was accepted to work as a Science teacher for ... Read More
Child care in Myanmar by Armand
Hi, when settling in a new country, working parents are mostly concerned about finding child care services for their children. What can you share with us about the child care system in Myanmar ? How much is daycare in Myanmar? Is the ...
I have been in Yangon to look around for daycare centers but haven't really found at least one yet. I am really concerned for my youngest 4 year old child's safety while I am work and his siblings are at school. Is there any advice I can get to look ... Read More
Formalities to bring your pet in Myanmar
I am moving to Yangon soon with my cat pet along with my children. He's already vaccinated and so, do I need to present any documents to prove it? For example, a letter from the veterinarian? And, is it possible that my cat needs to take special ... Read More
Rent or Buy apartment in Yangon by jayroz
Hi All I am planning to move early next year - Feb 2013 - to Yangon and looking for a apartment to rent or to Buy (If they allow to buy). I am Australian Citizen and working in Construction industry. I am looking for a job with international ...
Hello everyone, I am moving into Yangon very soon and I would like to get advice on a good apartment to rent. I want a double room with great facilities and good ventilation but with maximum $350 a month. Any advice you can give? Read More
Living in Yangon
I will be new to Yangon and so, would like to appreciate your advice on banking system and accommodation. :cool: Read More
Introduction to people in Yangon
I would like to introduce myself to people in Yangon. Is there any good club you can recommend for swimming or karate? Can I also learn if there are classes for Buddhist studies? Read More
Teaching ESL Yangon (Horizon Int.) by Andrewjmarinole
Hi, Can anyone tell me about teaching ESL in Myanmar - and specifically the Horizon International School in Yangon? I'm interested in the working schedule, management practices, students' attitudes and behaviors etc. Also, I'd like to know, ...
Hello. I am already in Yangon and visited a few schools today, including the Posein Horizon International School Campus. The principal there was a very polite Turkish gentleman and he even wore casual clothes. So, I believe clothes doesn't really ... Read More
Nice to meet you all!
Dear Expat Society, I am really grateful to you all for helping me out with my inquiries and doubt on traveling to different countries and settling with certain careers. To introduce my life briefly, I was raised and graduated (IB diploma from the ... Read More
Teaching ESL Yangon (Horizon Int.) by Andrewjmarinole
Hi, Can anyone tell me about teaching ESL in Myanmar - and specifically the Horizon International School in Yangon? I'm interested in the working schedule, management practices, students' attitudes and behaviors etc. Also, I'd like to know, ...
I am going to leave for Yangon tomorrow evening for a visit to check out the working conditions and the environment at either ISY or HIS. Perhaps, I will get to visit Mandalay as well. Read More
Teaching ESL Yangon (Horizon Int.) by Andrewjmarinole
Hi, Can anyone tell me about teaching ESL in Myanmar - and specifically the Horizon International School in Yangon? I'm interested in the working schedule, management practices, students' attitudes and behaviors etc. Also, I'd like to know, ...
Hello, I have been settling in Thailand for almost a year now and I am eager to look for a job in its neighboring country which has recently freed itself from military rule. The former capital city of Myanmar, Rangoon, has several International ... Read More
Introduction and searching for job in Myanmar by A Burnside
Im a TESOL and Cert IV BSc graduate looking for a role in Myanmar My speciality is horticulture, food production processing and marketing
Thanks for your advice. I have looked into Yangon International School. Am I correct that it's located in Thingangyun Tsp and not in the Golden Valley? There should be another school by the name of ISY there, I suppose? I have also received some ... Read More
Introduction and searching for job in Myanmar by A Burnside
Im a TESOL and Cert IV BSc graduate looking for a role in Myanmar My speciality is horticulture, food production processing and marketing
I am an IB Diploma and a BSc Biology graduate searching for occupation in Myanmar. I would like to know in advance before going to Yangon and where I should be able to work as a teacher and whether it's a nice place to live in. Read More