Want to Teach in Cambodia

The process of landing a job and working here is easy and trouble free, I know some English teachers here earn about $1,000 per month, they can lose 10% in tax. I am unsure about general teachers wages.

People bring children here, there are schools for them, I don't see any big problems for them here.

As for your husband, there is not a great variety of jobs for foreigners here, either English teachers or NGO and a few others.

if you're a christian , Hope International School is looking for teachers
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@ phnom penh & aaliyah: thanks so much for your replies. i'm checking the link you sent and will be sending my application soon. really appreciate the help. there's one position opened for their siem reap campus and i was wondering if you could tell me more about siem reap?  i've looked it up on google and have read what wiki has to say about it, but it's always so much better hearing it from people who know the place firsthand so it'd be great if you could share your knowledge.
@ aaliyah: would you happen to know anyone working in HOPE International School? it says they pay for living allowance, but what does that exactly mean? sorry for my hundred and one questions but asking here is so much better than spending hours googling info but getting nowhere. so thanks in advance for your next replies. hehe. mmmm....anywho, what about filipinos who lack a university degree? are there jobs available for them in cambodia, too? oh, and please please tell me about living expenses...how much does a person/family of 4 need to get by (in dollars)? oh, i've got so much more to ask...but i'll leave it at that for the meantime. hope to hear from either of you again. thanks so much.

Jobs can be had here without a degree, there are English teachers here without one.

Siem Reap is very touristy, it is greener and has less traffic than PP, perhaps a better place for children to live. Rents can be a little higher in SR than PP, but houses with land are more available, the Wat Bo area is a place expats are living in more and more now due to lower rents.

Here are some living expenses in PP, a mans view perhaps:

Golden Virginia 50g pouches $3.6
Marlboro lights (200) $10.5
Local cigarettes (200) $3
Pint of beer $1.5-$2
Gin and Tonic $1.5-$2
Whiskey bottle (Jim Beam) $9.95
Coca Cola (can) $0.50
Pizza $3.00
Cheeseburger $3.00
Soap $0.45
1kg of laundry $1
Rent 2 bedroom apartment $300 per month
Cable TV per month $5
Water utility per month $5
Electricity per month $18 (based on single person in apartment, no air-con)
Waste collection per month $1
Maid to clean home $50
Internet dongle unlimited internet $20 per month
Viagra 4 tabs (zeagra) $1.6-$3
Fried rice small meal $1.5
Noodle soup $1.5

A family of 4 will use more water and electricity of course, in SR waste collection costs $3 per month. In SR you may find a 2 bedroom house or apartment for $300-350 per month if you look in the right places.

i'm sorry i don't know anybody yet who works there , but you can contact them and ask them directly

thanks again phnom penh and aaliyah. your answers have been helpful.

sounds to me like they want a preacher.

i think you would do well to find a place where you could teach english, and leave the preaching to a qualified con artist...

i have not arrived as yet but have read many places that native english speakers can find work teaching in PP, even with no TEFL certificate.  i will go to PP and take a good, long look around before deciding to move there!  i think you should, too.  and i know your kids (etc) make that more difficult.  they make it vitally important, as well.

they don't want a preacher , they want somebody who  can teach them  math , sports, arts, geography, English ... etc, AND be a living example of good christian,the majority of kids there come from families of Christian missionaries.

Part of the reason I want to go to Cambodia is to avoid Christian missionaries, among other groups.

lol .. you'll find the majority of foreigners  here are Christian missionaries

Hi there, I am also a Filipino teacher here in thailand at present, i am looking forward to teach also in cambodia and actually i will be in cambodia for three day tour this 24th to 26th of the current month. i didnt know anyone in that country but perhaps if i would be able to meet some english teachers or filipino teachers preferably i want to try also to work there for a new environment and experience. if you do know more about the process of applying and possible schools to apply to, may i kindly know please, thanks a lot in advance. i know there are many english teachers in most asiian countries these days even in laos where the last time i visited there, even in casino has many filipino employees who works there.

psalm71 praise God po sa inyo cguro po christian kayo nice meeting you po mam pareho po tayo na naghhanap ng trabaho sa cambodia baka po me makakilala po kayo na naghahanap din po ng agricultural technician mam e message nyo lang po ako ako Salamat po God bless you

Hello mam Aaliyah01 Good day , I am looking for Agricultural Technician job at Cambodia  could you me please,cause my contract here at Saudi Arabia will end on january 2015 so ia am seaching for any agricultural job there at Cambodia .
Thank you and God bless you.
Nice meeting you