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richie122
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 Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 8:10 am Post subject: Is it the same as Thailand??? |
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I spent many hours researching ESL positions just to have the visa regulations change, that stipulate an ESL teacher must have a university degree to get a resident visa. 
Well I don't have a degree, but I do have a TESL cert from oxford seminars, and almost two years teaching ESL in China. So my question is would I be able to live and teach legally in Cambodia? Cheers in advance |
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saint57
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Location: Beyond the Dune Sea
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I don't know about the specifics of visa regulations in Cambodia, but I regulary read a Cambodia forum and they all expect a large influx of teachers from Thailand.
I guess that means it can be done easily. |
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gringojoe
Joined: 28 Feb 2007
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| Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2007 2:46 pm Post subject: Re: Is it the same as Thailand??? |
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| richie122 wrote: |
I spent many hours researching ESL positions just to have the visa regulations change, that stipulate an ESL teacher must have a university degree to get a resident visa.
Well I don't have a degree, but I do have a TESL cert from oxford seminars, and almost two years teaching ESL in China. So my question is would I be able to live and teach legally in Cambodia? Cheers in advance |
Richie, you can find all the answers to all your questions here: khmer440.com
Good luck. |
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khmerhit
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Location: Reverse Culture Shock Unit
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just go-----thats the best way of finding out   |
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