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bluenight
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 Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2012 8:17 pm Post subject: Personal Growth International |
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Anyone know about this organization?
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bluenight
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| Posted: Mon Apr 16, 2012 12:03 am Post subject: |
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bluenight
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CountBassD
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Location: Bogota, Colombia
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| I worked for them for a little while. Sigfried is a nice guy, and he does actually sponsor your visa, but it is totally up to you to leave the country and handle all the costs. It is good work if your top priority is a visa, but one of the lowest paying institutes in Bogota. When I was last there, around November of 2010, he was paying 15,000 an hour, which is borderline insulting. |
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littlelauren86
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Location: Bogotá
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| I interviewed with them as well, and they were offering 22,900 (something like that) per class. So the pay's pretty low with them being a charity and all, but if you're only looking for the visa, it's an option. |
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G22
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| I know someone currently working there and he told me they pay 15.000 an hour, although you can get a visa through them if you pay for the expenses yourself. |
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