Nice to meet you all!

139POSTS

13 years ago

Dear Expat Society,

I am really grateful to you all for helping me out with my inquiries and doubt on traveling to different countries and settling with certain careers. To introduce my life briefly, I was raised and graduated (IB diploma from the Anglo-American School of Moscow + BSc. Biology from St. Petersburg State Univerisity)in Mother Russian but moved to Taiwan when before I finished my Masters degree. Presently, I am in Bangkok with my three children excluding a family cat. Right now, I am looking forward to moving to Myanmar and perhaps, start working as a teacher at one of Yangon's International Schools.

Benjamin V.

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Peter2013 Guest

0POSTS

13 years ago

Wow, pretty nice CV!

Take care!

Christine ViP

42879POSTS

13 years ago

Hi Benjamin V.,

Thank you for this introduction.

Your topic has been moved on the Myanmar forum.

Best of luck,
Christine

BenjaminVasosky Contributor

139POSTS

13 years ago

Thanks. I have already been employed at YIS and made lots of friends in Myanmar. I believe I will enjoy my stay here. And, will still seek aid from the expat community.

seng87 New member

8POSTS

13 years ago

welcome and hope you enjoy your life and work in ygn :-)

zac123 New member

5POSTS

13 years ago

I would appreciate any info people could send me about living in Yango~~

I am considering a move to there!

About what salary should I expect if I am at an international school there?

Thanks!

BenjaminVasosky Contributor

139POSTS

13 years ago

Hi Zac,

Yangon is a pretty nice location to settle..in fact the best place to work as an International school teacher in the entire country. It's multicultural with lots of foreigners pouring into the Democratic nation with interest either for education or business. As for the payment, the average salary a month would be around $800 to $1,200 but it all depends on your qualifications and the vacancy for a high position at the respective schools too.

lucky1987 Member

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13 years ago

BenjaminVasosky Contributor

139POSTS

13 years ago

Hello Lucky,

Are you a local or an expatriate? Please provide information about your region, your occupation there, and the lifestyle, food, etc. on this forum so that others can learn from your experience and follow your advice.