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Andrei
Joined: 30 Sep 2010 Posts: 6
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Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2011 5:29 pm Post subject: How much money to save up for Kiev? |
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So a friend of mine currently teaches in Kiev and says he can hook me up with a good TEFL/CELTA course and school there with good housing. How much money should I save up? I'm trying to take into account
1) Airfare
2) Emergency airfare (in case I need to bounce on home!)
3) First few months' expenses (until I get my first paycheck)
4) Money for the course (something ~$2,000, he said)
I'm thinking about $5-6k, since he said 2 of the schools he teaches at do airfare re-compensation. Any advice and brutal honesty would help greatly. |
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ComradeBL
Joined: 28 Aug 2010 Posts: 72 Location: 'stan!
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Posted: Sat Sep 17, 2011 5:30 pm Post subject: Re: How much money to save up for Kiev? |
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You didn't mention if you'll need housing or not or where is home. All figures I'm giving you are USD.
1) Airfare - if North America - $2000; if UK $1000
2) Emergency airfare (in case I need to bounce on home!) (see above)
3) First few months' expenses - w/ housing $750; w/out housing $1500
4) Money for the course (something ~$2,000, he said) - $2000
$2000 + ($1500 x3) + $2000 = $8500 on the high end
$1000 + ($750 x3) + $2000 = $5250 on the low end
If you live like a monk, you should be able to make it on $25 / day. That is the rule of thumb. |
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