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Lives in Phnom Penh
Registration: 09 July 2014
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Pedal bike vs. Scooter by DennisHabarov
Trying to decide between bike and scooter. What are your thoughts besides obvious? I get the idea that scooters are more expensive, needs petrol but faster and bikes are slow and sweaty... But, if I'll be in a hurry I'll be in a ...
Bikes are a great way to learn how the traffic works here - there are some very special 'rules' to travel by. Second-hand scooters are available to buy at pretty reasonable prices, and petrol costs are low. You can probably zip around the ... Read More
international schools in Phnom Penh by westriver
Hello, everyone, We currently live in Dubai and are planning to move to Phnom Penh in a few month, due to my husband's new job assignment. Our son is in Year 7 and daughter in Year 5. We are checking international schools in Phnom Penh and ...
Hi Yabsasful Northbridge (NISC) is a fully-accredited IB World School. The same as ISPP, we have the Primary Years, Middle Years and Diploma Programmes. Northbridge is part of the Nord Anglia Education family - our students have the opportunity to ... Read More
international schools in Phnom Penh by westriver
Hello, everyone, We currently live in Dubai and are planning to move to Phnom Penh in a few month, due to my husband's new job assignment. Our son is in Year 7 and daughter in Year 5. We are checking international schools in Phnom Penh and ...
Hi WestRiver - I work at Northbridge School and I'd definitely say it's worth a look! The road construction is coming on well by the school - about two thirds done now. My travel time to school from riverside is usually about 30 minutes ... Read More
Just moved to PP by ajrcrawford
Hi everyone! I just moved to Phnom Penh from Siem Reap. I've visited a few times but I haven't had a chance to explore as fully as I'd like. So I'm asking for advice on the following, ideally within cycling distance of Riverside: - ...
Welcome to PP! For pizza, I recommend you discover the small alley which begins on the left just past Malis restaurant on Norodom (going south, just after Independence Monument). Amazing pizza place (known as Luigi's but has a different real ... Read More
Teaching couple on the move... by GuruSaz
Hi all, I've spent the day trawling the forum, but still have a few questions, hopefully someone can help me out. Apologies if my searching skills need some work and answers are to be found elsewhere here... My boyfriend and I currently teach ...
I've been here 5 years. In that time my bag was snatched twice, then I learnt to hide it better! I also try to use tuk tuk drivers and moto taxis who I know, which gives me more confidence that they are looking out for me. Many tuk tuks now have ... Read More
Teaching couple on the move... by GuruSaz
Hi all, I've spent the day trawling the forum, but still have a few questions, hopefully someone can help me out. Apologies if my searching skills need some work and answers are to be found elsewhere here... My boyfriend and I currently teach ...
Hi GuruSaz With a few sensible precautions, PP is no more dangerous than any other capital city, in fact it compares favourably to quite a few! By sensible precautions, I mean not walking home drunk, keeping your bag out of sight when travelling ... Read More
Cost of living in Cambodia 聳 2015 by 暗网禁区.com
Hi all, We invite you to talk about the cost of living in Cambodia in 2015, with an updated price listing. Don't forget to mention in which city of Cambodia you are living in. How much does it cost to live in Cambodia? > accommodation ...
Here's my contribution: > accommodation prices Anything from $200 for a small Asian-style apartment to $3500 for a fully Western villa with security and services. Prices very much depend on the area and the landlord! > education prices ... Read More
Teaching couple on the move... by GuruSaz
Hi all, I've spent the day trawling the forum, but still have a few questions, hopefully someone can help me out. Apologies if my searching skills need some work and answers are to be found elsewhere here... My boyfriend and I currently teach ...
Dear Sarah ACE is one of the most reputable schools in Phnom Penh, and also one of the best paying. I believe they usually require a degree, but your amount of experience might help to counteract that. They do PD, regular observations, organise ... Read More
typical salaries for english teachers by blaze111
hey I'm thunking about teaching english in cambodia and was wondering what the typical pay and requirement is for an english teacher? the internet says all different kimdsof things and I just wanted to hear from a coupkeof 暗网禁区s over there. I ...
I am not intending to be rude, but why are you considering English language teaching if you have no experience or certification? Will you feel comfortable teaching students who are paying hard-earned money to learn what is an important life skill ... Read More
Cambodia how safe is it.? by Bobjohnson1217
I am planning on going to Siem Reap Cambodia after the first of the year, any advice would be appreciated, I am a single retired male , I am planning on staying at one of the cheaper hotels , possibly up to a year.. if things go well.....
If you can afford it, however, having a return flight in your pocket does provide some extra security. If you don't like Cambodia, or if you get sick, for example, you have the comfort of knowing you can get on an already paid-for flight. Read More
MOving to Cambodia by Shaunbez
Hi there My name is Shaun and I am from South Africa. I am strongly thinking about moving to Cambodia early next year and teaching English. I do have a bachelors degree as well as a TEFL. I was just wondering how to get started, where to find a ...
ACE have a good package for teachers with a degree, TESOL and experience, which the OP has. In exchange you have to lesson plan, turn up sober, and do a good job! Read More
WHERE TO BUY HAIR IN CAMBODIA? by Otl82
Hello There! My name is Olympia and I am interested in traveling to Cambodia to do business. I am trying to locate a company there that sells Raw Cambodian Hair. I believe it is in Phnom Penh in one of the markets. I was wondering if you would be ...
There's plenty of salon stalls in the Old Market, Kandal Market etc that have real hair extensions. However, I don't know where they come from ... Read More
Cambodia how safe is it.? by Bobjohnson1217
I am planning on going to Siem Reap Cambodia after the first of the year, any advice would be appreciated, I am a single retired male , I am planning on staying at one of the cheaper hotels , possibly up to a year.. if things go well.....
Generally, to get a business visa, you have to be entering the country. It's difficult to change from a tourist visa to a business visa in country. I'd recommend buying a one-month business visa on arrival (actually now called an Ordinary ... Read More
MOving to Cambodia by Shaunbez
Hi there My name is Shaun and I am from South Africa. I am strongly thinking about moving to Cambodia early next year and teaching English. I do have a bachelors degree as well as a TEFL. I was just wondering how to get started, where to find a ...
That's only $14 an hour for 23 hours a week teaching time, @Cocaine. There's better paid English teaching positions than that in Phnom Penh! Shaun, you should be looking at $20+ an hour if you have the qualifications and experience. That ... Read More
MOving to Cambodia by Shaunbez
Hi there My name is Shaun and I am from South Africa. I am strongly thinking about moving to Cambodia early next year and teaching English. I do have a bachelors degree as well as a TEFL. I was just wondering how to get started, where to find a ...
Hi Shawn As a qualified English language teacher with a degree, you stand the best chance of working for a good school with decent pay. I mean decent for Cambodia - enough to live on and enjoy yourself. Think $20+ an hour, visa and some healthcare ... Read More