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Mark100
Joined: 05 Feb 2003
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SJ
I am training Sap and as i said i am the poorest paid out of everybody! |
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Nomad Dan
Joined: 17 Feb 2003
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Location: Myanmar
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The SAP people I knew were Aramcon. Are you a contracted SAPer? I guess maybe the trainers are being brought over as contractors.... You'll have fun...In a weird way
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Orange U?
Joined: 23 Dec 2003
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Location: Middle East
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I don't know how many have accepted, but I know of a number of contractor ITC trainers who have been "offered" SAP training over the last several years (takes some quick stepping to stay in the classroom under such circumstances).
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guty
Joined: 10 Apr 2003
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Location: on holiday
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A couple of months on and I can answer my own post.
Yes it is possible to live in Bahrain and work in Saudi.
Yes a Saudi residency entitles you to live in Bahrain
Yes it is even possible for a teacher to do it
Cost are not prohibitive
They are different worlds
Downside is that many Saudi contracts specify that the employee must live in designated accommodation, on these contracts it would not be possible. |
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