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Where are the Canadian express Entry gurus please come and help a brother.
Cc justwise .

[quote author=Joohan post=94886551]How many native speakers are willing to leave their countries to teach in another when their countries pay them well?
The second paragraph is for whoever has the intention of going to Vietnam (border is still closed till God knows when).
When you've conducted proper research, you'll see Vietnam accept Non native speakers...but you won't be paid well like a native speaker. At all at all na im bad[/quo

Alright joohan, Thanks for your input. Really appreciate. Are you interested in teaching in Vietnam? Please guide me on the centers you have found willing to accept Non native speakers. The pay is not my concern now .

Citygal:
No problems, I'm also encouraging you to keep hope alive and trust that you will get varieties of jobs to pick from when you arrive there.

Amen.
How far have you gone with your plan .

Joohan:
Have you gotten to Vietnam and got no job? Get there first, with the right qualifications, you'll get something to do.
Secondly, Vietnam work visa doesn't come from the embassy. You'll need a company in Vietnam to do that for you (Most of them will scam you)


Adios, muchacho

Don't just go anywhere all in the name of traveling without finding out how things work there. Getting the qualification is not the issue, but the question is are you a native speaker of English. Priority is given to Native speakers of English.

And from your second paragraph, I did not say anything about visa so I don't know where you are getting that from.
Finally, am not discouraging anyone am sharing the information I got.

Citygal:
Let's keep a positive mindset, that is the only way we can achieve our dreams. A lady inspired most of us shedding more light on the path of Vietnam so I believe too that nothing is/will be difficult for me.

Am not discouraging you or anyone, I have that same plan hence I made the research and got the reply from many teaching centers. Am just sharing the information I got. No harm meant.

Ayo12345:
Dear all,

Can CIMA Qualification be used as a second degree in wes evaluation. CIMA gotten via exemptions. I wrote just the strategic case study exam, i was exempted for all the papers.

Regards

Post this in Canada express entry thread section and you will get reply.

You should have done your research here before paying the money. Just take heart because what you are thinking is already happening.

Originalsly:
I understand this is you sharing your thought process and plans based on what you have gathered from reading etc. Great to ask for feedback.

The first question you should really be asking yourself is where can you travel to make a better living. When that is done... a thread like this should follow... for you to get insight about that particular country. If all seems good... it is then the how to get there question gets priority.
There is sooo much to learn... like you said from others sharing their experiences here on NL. But this is something soooo important we overlook ... what we learned about... how to go about doing stuff.... do they apply in these COVID-19times?
For example....Last year.... GetawayX shared how he applied to University Y.... got admitted and was granted a Student Visa... travelled... got on campus boarding... and after lectures worked late into the night as a cleaner at a busy diner just outside campus. That's how he got money to maintain himself. You now have decided to follow his path.... but you are now in COVID-19 times. Is there in person classes?... if yes....how many days a week?... are the dorms opened?.... is the diner opened for indoor dining?...or just take away? ... most likely many businesses have been shut down... out of business.... unemployment has risen... job prospects drastically reduced.... food pantries bare. Get my drift?... one need to find out what's up on ground in these times before making a decision to travel out. Restrictions are wayyy too much. Just saying.

You are so right. Things have really changed.

you4me:
Well for me it’s from Nigeria to chile/brazil/Argentina/ecuador to either USA or Ireland
So help me god!

Please share info on this movement strategy.

Citygal:
I have not travelled and I’m also in that category but I’ve been following a Vietnamese thread, hopefully I can migrate there to teach English Language, save enough and ......

@Citygal, I have done a lot of consultation regarding this Vietnam teaching route, all I can say is that it is very difficult to teach English there as a Non native English speaker you maybe lucky though. But all the teaching centers I mailed made it clear that its not easy.

travelwaka:
I have heard a lot about the Point if no return in Badagry and I couldn't wait to visit this amazing destination. This place was the hub of slavery and history had it that over 2 million slaves were sold off this island. I am a lover of art, nature and history and I think destination gives a mixture of the three.

I can travel anywhere for adventure and I set off to visit Badagry.

So we set off from Lagos as early as 8am, we went through Iyana Iba from Iyana Ipaja this is to beat the crazy Mile 2 traffic , then from Iyana Iba we headed straight to Badagry. This is one of the craziest journey I have ever embarked on, It leaves you thinking and annoyed at the same time. But I won't talk about that. Then had one of the longest and tiring drive. Then finally we got to Badagry. YAY!!!

Now the sight of the Badagry roundabout will make you forget the worries and the hurdle of getting there. On the roundabout lies the Sato drum statue. You don't need anyone to tell you this town is a peaceful one. from the roundabout, we took a left turn, straight ahead is the way to Seme Border.
Then we drove down to he Badagry slave port.

1. You will see a lot of these funny looking vehicles which are mostly used in conveying goods from neighbouring countries to Nigeria and vice versa
2. The sato drum Statue
3. less than 5 minutes drive from the sato drum statue is the fisherman statue
4. Badagry Slave port


https://www.travelwaka.com/gberefu-island-point-of-no-return-badagry-the-original-slave-route/

Am new here and just saw this post even though its a year ago , I would love to visit there can you guide me I live in Delta State.

The whhatsapp link on your site is revoked so I cannot reach you there.

Kekereekun123:
lagos business school.

He said he wants to travel through study route