alnakhla
@alnakhla
Dutch expat in Yemen
Forum posts
16
About me
Dutch
Lives in Sana'a
Speaks English, Dutch, Arabic
Registration: 27 November 2010
Assalamu Alaykum/Hello
Yes, I mean you shouldn't have a problem finding a teaching job even without qualifications. That is, if your English is indeed fluent AND your teaching skills are good, too. That's why experience is very useful. You have a bachelor's degree, I ... Read More
Assalamu Alaykum/Hello
It might not be the best time to make this move since the situation is a bit problematic here! However, if the situation gets back to normal, inshallah, teaching is always an option for (near)native speakers, even without TEFL. Still, if you have ... Read More
Health care in Yemen
Well, you have both private and public hospitals. The most important is the doctor him- or herself, though. And you could find a good (or not-so-good) one in both places. Public hospitals are more crowded. They're cheaper, too. You should simply ... Read More
Health care in Yemen
You can read the following blog post on doctors in Yemen: http://alnakhla-blog.blogspot.com/2011/04/doctors.html Read More
Visa info, finding an English teaching job and child's education by akabdullatif
what kind of requirements would there be to enter the country from the airport, and are there any teaching jobs in order to teach english. Also I am wondering if are there any opportunities for my son to begin his Islamic Education there.
By the way, right now may not be the best time to come here because of all the problems the country is going through... Read More
Visa info, finding an English teaching job and child's education by akabdullatif
what kind of requirements would there be to enter the country from the airport, and are there any teaching jobs in order to teach english. Also I am wondering if are there any opportunities for my son to begin his Islamic Education there.
I believe you need a visa before coming to the country. Then, when you've found a teaching job, you can easily get a residence permit. Your employer will organize that and renew it as well. As for getting a teaching job, there are some big language ... Read More
Presentation of members in Sana'a by expatblog
Welcome on Expat-blog! We launched this discussion so that members living in Sanaa present themselves and hoping this will help you to widen your social network. Are you living here since sometime or did you just arrive? What brought you to ...
Hello, I'm a female Muslim and have lived in Sana'a for about fifteen years. It's a nice, pretty relaxed place to live. If any other female happens to reside here, it'd be nice to meet. I also have a blog about life in Sana'a: ... Read More
finding job in yemen
ASJ from Dubai, what kind of work can you offer? Read More
Living in Sana'a
Lots of things about life in Sana'a are described on my blog, so you may want to have a look if you're interested: http://alnakhla-blog.blogspot.com The fastest way to make friends (for men, at least) is chewing qat with them. Life in Sana'a is ... Read More
Umm Ruqayyah from Europe living in Sana'a
Hi Umm Ruqayah, I'm another Dutch living in Sana'a and would love to get in touch with you. I have recently started a blog as well: http://alnakhla-blog.blogspot.com You can send me a message at alnakhla.blog@gmail.com Read More