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Chailocks
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Puddlesz
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Glad to hear everything is working out so well for you. I accepted an offer from AETG as well, and yes I must agree with you - they are very punctual with e-mails and documents and visa information. I'm currently waiting on the results of my medical exam to submit to my visa agent so he can get it processed through the embassy along with my other documents. I haven't been informed of where I will be placed yet though. Maybe they'll put me in Dammam too and we can be buddies.  |
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allthatand
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there is no 'dammam compound'
AETG employees there live in furnished apartment/hotel suite type building, in Khobar |
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babur
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Location: Dammam, Saudi Arabia
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| Posted: Fri Sep 24, 2010 6:42 am Post subject: AETG |
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I've never heard of company AETG but a teacher who left us about 5 years back lived on a nice big trailer park compound for families with pool and gym in Dammam with other Asian English teachers. It was very cheap.
You should read this before you work for AETG
http://arabnews.com/saudiarabia/article37206.ece
http://www.expatexchange.com/expat/index.cfm?frmid=289&tpcid=3348294 |
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Chailocks
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scot47
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Chailocks
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scot47
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Let me quote the opening words of the KORAN
"Read............."
The information about Nejd and the Heartland (ie Kharj) is all here |
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Chailocks
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scot47
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| Look at posts about Qassim, Buraidah etc. That will give you an idea. Are you male or female ? Are you the one who asked about playing the cello ? |
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Chailocks
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scot47
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| And you are going to Al Kharj ? Seriously ? With no male guardian (Mahram) ????????????????????????????? |
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