Basics Of Getting An English Teaching Job In Cambodia 2022
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Hello everyone. Some people have been asking about the teaching situation here so I'll explain the basics in this video. Donate here to receive my weekly exclusive videos and other content: www.paypal.me/daveinthailand or www.buymeacoffee.com/ddc
Hopefully this is useful to your viewers. I did 12 years in SR including managing the overseas staff at Pannesastra for a couple of terms. Qualifications / experience: a degree plus classroom experience is useful for the higher-end schools and the universities. TEFL and CELTA are also looked on favourably. There's a bit of a fixation on having native speakers, but that doesn't preclude non-native speakers entirely. Tool kit: make sure you've got a good dictionary and a decent grammar reference book. Some sort of phonetics textbook may also be useful. The local bookshops have knock-offs of these so don't feel you have to bring them with you. Salary: I made 1K once in 12 years. Salaries are usually based on an hourly rate, so you need a minimum of 2-3 classes per day to live comfortably. Pay-rises are rarer than hens' teeth - I had one in 12 years. Also take into account public holidays and term breaks where you will have no income at all. [I'd factor 1.5 total months with no income per year]. There is no sick pay either [malaria 4 times, missed one class in 10 years and still dining out on that record!]. Advantages?: Cambodia is extraordinary and teaching English to Khmers of any age is the best job in the world. [Sorry Dave - Yim says I talk too much. I'll get my coat]. PS Love your posts and always drop a like.
Very useful information! I appreciate you sharing this with everyone.
If you’re lucky, things have changed, in some places anyway. I’m a full-time ESL teacher, salaried with a generous paid holiday entitlement, some sick pay and I receive two different types of health insurance. We had annual pay-rises until Covid wrecked the economy. Unfortunately times have changed, many businesses have closed down in SR so I’d advise bringing any reference books you feel you need etc with you. A lot of schools have also closed down so we wait to see if they reopen now Covid restrictions are being lifted. However, fingers crossed, we have just started a new academic year and enrollment is much higher than anticipated so things are, hopefully, looking up.
As an ex English teacher who worked recently in Cambodia I would say go with a few bucks in your pocket. Don't depend on your earnings as a teacher if you want to have a reasonable lifestyle.
PS I don't know what's open these days but ACE used to pay well. Build Bright University and Pannesastra University could be added to your list if they're still going.
Hi David, ACE is still open. I taught there briefly when we first arrived and the pay is good. They also have a huge amount of teaching resources available.
@@ForRiel does ACE have a website to apply on?
Thanks mate, that's good stuff to know.
You're welcome. Thank you for watching!
Hey Dave, do I need bachelor degree to teach English?
In some cases, yes. But generally, no. Each school will have different requirements.
Non native can teach English?
How hard to get job for non native speakers?
@@Anbu96888 It's more difficult for non-native English speakers but it also depends on several factors such as the salary, the hours, or the school's budget.
Some native speakers may not want a lower paying job with a lot of teaching hours so these schools will hire non native speakers since they don't command a higher salary.
It's also a matter of supply and demand. If they are in desperate need for teachers and not enough native speakers apply, they will hire non native speakers as long as they can show sufficient English teaching skills.
@@DaveDoesCambodia 🙏 thanks for info Dave
@@DaveDoesCambodia thx dave
Thanks for information ℹ️
Thank you! 🙂👍
Group page where can i apply
Thanks Dave, I’m planning on coming to Cambodia next year 2023
I always ask myself how big the chances gonna be as a german/russian not native speaker
I was just talking about this with Loki in his comment below. Check it out for information about non native speakers!
Not great, is the short answer. A lot of the schools and universities are fixated on native speakers. It's very short-sighted as they miss out on a lot of talented teachers. I'm not saying it's impossible and the current situation where they are struggling for teachers may be in your favour.
I notice you mention teaching children. What about teaching teenagers? High schoolers? I might prefer that age )in my past teaching experience.) what are the prospects like for that? I know, I will just arrive and find out. Thanks for the list of schools! Thumbs up for that!
How is everyone dealing with the high U.S.A. income taxes that us citizens still have to pay overseas? Federal (37%) + North Dakota State (5%) + Social Security and Medicare(15.3%)= 57.3%. I graduate next December. Are they using some type of foreign income tax exclusion loophole?
Do you still need to be vaccinated to teach in Cambodia, since they lifted the restrictions to enter?
As for the visa process, can you just get an Visa E on arrival which allows you to work? That seems like heaven, I just worked in South Korea for a year where the process was hellish.
Dave your the man brother ! such great info
Thanks so much for the information .But how do one go about to get the E visa and which month is easy to get a teaching job in Cambodia?
Thsnk u for the info. Sent u $10 through PayPal
Thank you very much! I left you a message on PayPal also!
When visiting the schools in person, is it necessary or recommended that you visit with a translator with you ?
Not at all. They will know enough English to understand that you're there for a job.
Hi dave love your videos. Im planning to fly over in june. What is the best time in the year to find a job
There's never really a bad time but September is ideal because the new semesters begin.
@@DaveDoesCambodia thank you dave
@@DaveDoesCambodia i also heard from a friend some schools start in august.
thank you sir
helpful information
Thank you Dave. Wonderful video!
Thank you, I'm glad you liked it!
Great job updates…thanks
You're welcome. Thank you!
Dave, how is the current visa situation? If someone were to travel to the kingdom now on a tourist visa, would they be able to convert to a work visa, and stay longer in the country?
Currently, no unfortunately. That should change pretty soon hopefully.
You can earn like 4x in Vietnam……and it’s cheaper for
I know several people who love Vietnam! It's a great country for teachers and retirees.
Yes but the requirements are more strict I think. I think Vietnam requires a full Federal government criminal background check which takes 3 months to complete in the United States for example. Does Cambodia require that as well? What about blood tests? I am really squeamish about needles
@@DaveDoesCambodia hi Dave. Are blood tests required of teachers like they are for example in South Korea? I hate needles and I have had to get needles in South Korea and Malaysia for teaching gigs and I'm hoping I don't have to get anymore blood tests.
Doesn't Vietnam have 20% tax cut, no matter the amount of salary?
@@DaveDoesCambodia For retirees its not ideal at all as you legally cannot and Vietnam does and has never offered such options unless your willing to marry a citizen but still at max 5 year TRC(Resident card). As of now in 2022, only Cambodia and Thailand offer a type of retirement Program for people. Honestly don't see Vietnam ever going that way, even now they have removed the American 3 and 12 month Visas and have said nothing of their returns.
To hear the hourly in Cambodia though is insane, 5 to 6 hundred is a start with no degree at 25 hours...
Better to just stay home for that person where ever that is and work at Burger King lol
Hi Dave, any updates about e type visa?
You can now get an E type visa on arrival.
@@DaveDoesCambodia can you get a one year business Visa on arrival? Also Does that allow you to teach legally?