i saw a job opening in bejing China,is 500Us pr month a good salary w transportation & meals,housing included?
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Is that 500 Yuan? That's about £55 so less than $100 a month. Sounds like a great job - if you're Chinese and hungry!
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there are lots of jobs for civil engineers\n\nRanging between 3000 to 25000 SR per month (if not more)
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It depends on where you're moving and the type of work experience that you have.  Kelly Services is a good temp. agency to work for and they are national as well as international.  I have worked with them previously and they are pretty good.  The pay is pretty decent and you get paid on a weekly basis.  Of course it's not good to make a career out of it but it's certainly a good way to make some cash to pay your bills until you find a permanent position.  They're also good because you get steady work and they usually call you with an assignment a few days after your background check comes back.
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Fantastic opportunity\nDubai has good income levels and in Duty Free, you will broaden your horizons and see a side of life and the world people would envy.\n\nJust make sure that when you go to another country, you GO to another country and not try to take your own country's values and lifestyles with you. \nJust as your neighbors may complain about visitors that refuse to live according to local customs, you are going to be the visitor there. Some things you may expect may be insultive to them in Dubai .... and visa versa. \n\nGood luck and have fun
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I found some links below.\nThe salary looks good.\nGood luck.
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around $5000. per month depending on the location
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I would say you can live fairly well with about USD1500 a month.
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i have friends who went to korea and japan to teach english. THey both told me you have to have a bachelor degree in the U.S and you will get room and board, and salary. salary is approx 30-40k but remember that your apt/ or room is already taken care of (and also you dont have a car). i'm not sure about japan but i was told that if you go to korea - get employed by public school then find some parents who wants private tutoring - that's where the big bux are.
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Look into Asiaexpat.com, HK magazine.  You may be able to find something that fits your requirement but if you are telling them it is temporary, I doubt you will get hired!
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You`re looking at around 650,000 yens per month.  Tokyo is expensive, but if you get to know the city well, there are several ways to keep costs down.  The subway and bus system is super efficient you won`t be riding cabs etc. Food can be inexpensive once you get used to eating the local stuff.  And its excellent too!\nRent is expensive, but so is NYC.  Similar to NYC, its the endless options that are ultimately expensive.  There is always something to do, or somewhere to spend money.  Its the same craziness.  \nAbout your pay, it would depend on the fixed bonus structure. Most Japanese companies pay a 1-2 month bonus 2x a year.  So at this rate, 600,000 yen or 650,000 yen a month would be about right.\nIf you`re requesting an expat package, then you may want them to provide housing (an apartment) and give you about 500,000 yen/month in salary. Really depends on how flexible your company is in the U.S. and it also depends whether your employer is Japanese firm or a MNC.  \nI would assume that you spend about 2000 dollars on an apartment/mo. while earning 70k. You would similarily need about 180,000 yens - 200,000 yens a month for an aparment in Tokyo.  Will still be a rabbit hole, but not very different from the ones in NYC. NYC is ridiculously expensive too!
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It is not good. You should remain in your own country and serve there.If you are in some other country, doing job, you should remember that you should be seen as a second class citizen.\n You can move with head high if you are in your own country while this will not be the case if you are away from your nation.\n So always remember that your country needs you always and you should work here only.
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money shouldn't be a problem because most university scholarships, grants, financial aid, etc. can be used in the abroad university. so you will be paying the same price. you may need to pay for your flight, but that can be balanced out by studying in a country whose currency is weaker than the USD.  This usually will mean that housing is significantly cheaper and the cost of living is cheaper.  For example, you could studying in South Africa (which is actually very Western in most cities and quite safe) or South/Latin America. I studied abroad in Thailand....it was way cheap to live there.\n\nIn terms of making money...have you looked into babysitting/nannying/tutoring in a wealthy town or city.  You can make between 12-20 dollars an hour in the right neighborhood.\n\nGood Luck!
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Ken\n\nYou might want to try some religious, social group or exchange student organizations because I regret to proffer that for $762 USD (6000 Yuan) you may not find many takers.  I have worked over seas and am hoping to do so again soon.  And while working in China would be an outstanding challenge financially I just couldn't do it for that level of pay.\n\nGood luck\n\nGood luck
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Well since you are a fresher I believe its a good enough company for a start.Its a Toshiba group company.Then personally I think you shudnt worry too much about how well established the company is.Once you get some experience you can always go for bigger opportunities.I am also working in the software field.So this what I think.All the best