...does anyone have any experience there?
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Will you be sending me your now customary january pm asking me the same things you asked me in jan 2009 and jan 2008, scorp?
Go to daves esl.
People there have time on their hands and will give you useful answers.
Live on a compound. Teach sons of sheiks. Waaay kool!
And I thought I was bad!
You seriously thinking of going to Libya?
What about Dubai? Sounds like this place would be more exciting.
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Working for Bell by any chance? When I was at Bell I worked with a lad who had previously been in Libya. Nightlife? Forget it. Food? Shite.
That said, he couldn't spend what he earned and he had 4 flights a year back to the UK paid for.
If you're after a reasonable wedge with attentive students, you're probably best out of Thailand. If social life is important for you, you're best off where you are.
Samak- "Westerners have a saying, 'Look at both sides of the coin', but Westerners only look at one side, Myanmar is a Buddhist country. Myanmar's leaders meditate. They say the country lives in peace. We have three neighbours: Laos, Cambodia and Myanmar. We use their resources, all three of them. If we have this great relationship, why should we pick on them?....They (the leaders) found new gas resources. I negotiated with them so we can sign contracts."
I've considered Libya over the years, but the money on offer in ads I've seen has never been enough to put up with the deprivations.
In many of these jobs you're in the middle of nowhere, food is included, but on a metal tray in a canteen, sometimes you're even given a uniform.
If you're on the coast and you have a hobby like para-sailing then you might just stay sane.
I just don't really want to do a job that is basically a 'sentence' for less than 4,000 GBP a month. Most jobs seem to offer about half that at best.
Life's too short.
I'm on less than half of that, but I've never had so much dough in the bank. One of the perks of working in a Muslim country is undoubtedly the money you will inevitably save. Fortunately, there is quite a bit to do where I am, but the chap in question couldn't say the same about Libya.
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I'm really just talking about jobs that periodically crop up, either as adverts or in discussions, on daves esl.
It's the most common way to get hired in the ME these days.
"vast and black. the thing that was poised, like a crow over the moon. round and smooth. cannon balls. things that have fallen from the sky to this earth. our slippery brains. things like cannon balls have fallen, in storms, upon this earth. like cannon balls are things that, in storms, have fallen to this earth. showers of blood. showers of blood. showers of blood. " c.f.
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