Omg, I'm so glad I found you! You're gAWWgeous and I love this video! I am originally from Trinidad & Tobago but have been in the US for the past 13 years. I will be visiting Ghana in September with the hopes of loving it so much that I make the transition to reside over there!
Thank you so much. I met a woman on line from Ghana and this is helping me to understand job salary and how much I should send just as a gift to be helpful and not be used by her. Thank you so much. Keep up the helpful station
If you could afford to pay your staff more than minimum wage you should do so, it helps to remove people out of poverty, schools are to not free, and medication cost more than develop countries, it’s cost more to live in developing countries, they have no social care, no benefits if a person is ill he/ she is in a serious problem.. pay the local more if you can..
They just follow what our own black people tell them here as to pay their workers low wages cus I can bet my bottom dollar that a driver earns more than that in the u.k.....blame our own people not the expats..go to spintex and see how low people are paid after working back breaking jobs..
According to your calculation $440 is 2,000cedi Then 500cedi is $110 which is what u are encouraging as monthly payment? Damn. I was in Ghana early this year with 2friends..spent one day in Accra and the next day we were off to Cape Coast for a week. I negotiated 100cedi a day with a taxi man who comes to the hotel to pick us daily to where ever we wanted to go. He leaves sometimes after dropping us off but when we are ready to move..we call and he's back in less than 10mins. We paid him 550 because the last day he only picked us from the hotel straight to the car park. The Ghanaians we met in Accra said we paid to much but it was too late. We had fun though.
+that gidi yes that calculation is right. 550 is a lot but because you were on holiday I guess it’s about fair. You couldn’t afford to pay such prices if you lived here but holiday mode is entirely different because you come to spend money and have a good time as you said.
you are contributing to the inflation if you are overpaying for anything in ghana. poor people will suffer if everything is expensive because expatriates are over paying
A very good and informative video. I definitely want to start my own business when I move to Ghana... It's something I would never thought of doing whilst in the UK. I love that Ghana offers these opportunities.
do you think you could do a video on things you wish you did before moving to ghana. so for example msybe after getting there you realized maybe from being on ground that theres maybe sn easier way to ship cars, or an area to live you would have recommended. things you should have brought from u.k or what to have bought first or a bank that has services that would help diaspora or maybe an easier way to send large amounts of money outside western union. etc . thanks
Oo bro..can you imagine..how do you expect someone to live off 500 cedis..you see why Africans are still poor...but she can't live off 2000 cedis.... horrendous
Very helpful thank you. Looking forward to your next video. Would you also be able to talk about starting a business in Ghana while living in the U.K. x
I am retired and whole three degrees in the area of education, early childhood education and community psychology. I have worked all my life, and starting a business is new to me. And I don't know where to begin. I would like a business in teaching teachers, public speaker an etc.
Question: I will be done with medical school in 2 years. I will do my specialization and consider doing private practice in Ghana. is the healthcare a good stable field in Ghana?
What?!!! YES!!! People always need a good doctor or professional. If you don't have health, you don't have anything. In Ghana people just want an honest person and are always willing to pay for that.
Oshay Vlogcast Channel Sounds like she can only tell you about low salary jobs. If she’s a teacher I’m sure she doesn’t have a masters degree. She’s talking a lot but not giving a lot of info.
No stress. Medical practitioners are very much needed anywhere in Africa. Not to be a pessimist but there are so many sick people. Your medical business will obviously do well.
Hey, so I really want to take a trip to Ghana with my one year old son in June. I'd like to stay for a month. It's unfortunate because I was looking into volunteer programs but he's too young for the programs.I was trying to find organizations that I could still volunteer at while I'm there, hotels, places to go and things to do? Do you have any recommendations? I'm kind of nervous traveling alone and not through an organization but I really want to do it!
My Goddess Keep Spiting That KNOWLEDGE. Peace and Black Power... You read my mind, become an entrepreneur is the only way to go... Also growing your own food... Making your own herbal medicine etc... Peace!!!
I know people pay house helps 200 to 300 ghs a month and apparently that is even too much! This is live in full time! Some graduates I heard are doing office jobs earning 80 ghs a month and have to borrow to make it to end of the month but apparently they are glad just to have a job. Sick!
I really needed this. Thank you! Thank you! What jobs do you think is more going on in Ghana? I mean are there a lot of retail jobs? Is there part time jobs too? I checked online and I found just some few ones. Thank you anyway. Peace and love
Part time jobs are very rare. You can get retail jobs but if that is what you are looking for but i would suggest more of a management type role. The general customer services ones won't pay very much. Maybe around 500ghc if you are lucky.
Natural Ghana Girl haha I am a teenager and I want to just come and rest my head. So I would like to have at least a part time job. Thank you so much anyway
Does Ghana have a good IT jobs? Ive been doing IT here in the US for over 20years and was wondering if i moved to Ghana would i need a whole different career or do they have computers and servers and tech support etc there as well?
There are good IT jobs in Ghana. The IT industry in Ghana is relatively young but it's getting more professional and competitive. It's also expanding. Btw Google established an AI center in Accra, Ghana a few years back.
You would need to register with the medical council or association then you would write an exam then would be posted to a healthcare facility or if you are you can apply to the private healthcare facilities after you pass the exam
Really you are telling employers not to pay their works well it's the reason why most Ghanaians are poor works are fighting government over this already you can't survive 2000 cedis how do you expect someone survive with 500 cedis my sister
You are underpaying your workers.... And that's in Accra where life is expensive.In the UER life is cheap and I still do pay fair. 500 cedi...... my daily labourers get 30 cedi/day. My foreman 45cedi/day + vehicle. Mason 45cedi/day. plus what they don't know,.... i did give them a week paid holidays over christmas.....
Didn't you say, don't pay more than 500? Don't pay them 1000 or 1500 because they will never find a job like that...? Anyway it's the same my wife does, luckily for my workers i'm the paying one.
Thank you for the info. Are you able to refer places where you can hire a driver for the prices you quoted? Because last time I came on holiday when I enquired about the prices for a driver for a month. My cousin quoted me $1000 US. I ended up using mostly Ubers to get around.
If you couldn’t make it in UK what makes you think you will make it in Ghana? If you were fortunate to love abroad you should create a business back home if you decide relocate.
+Charles Charles In fact I don’t know any professional electrical companies. Most people I know are just individuals. Are you moving here or just a holiday?
Diaspora are being invited by government to return to the continent to stimulate the economy, create jobs, introduce technology, etc. We are not going to continue with the status quo respectfully. There should be a minimum wage. Base salary for every job should be significantly higher than what they are. Regulations on home building should be standardized to include addresses, access roads, lighting, proper sewage, natural gas, and water. Environmental safety should be enforced rather than allow homes to dump gray and black water into the ground at will. So no I will not hire a worker and insults them with a salary that I wouldn’t even pay a small child. My morals would not allow me to have someone work for me an entire month and only pay them crumbs. Again, we are not being asked to return and fall into a business as usual mentality. I hope to learn, share ideas, and bring prosperity to the continent. Someone got you thinking that you are not worthy of a fair wage commensurate with the work performed, but I beg to differ.
I couldn't watch the entire video. Let's pay living wages. If you are not able to pay your driver, house keeper a living wage, then don't have one. DO NOT discourage others from paying as much as they can. If I can pay 1k or 2k, I am going to. I don't want my driver thinking about his next job while driving me or my family. It's like those big businesses that gross millions and billions a year and refuse to pay people at least $15 per hour. Imagine someone discouraging your employer to reduce your rate😂. Living wages is a must. People shouldn't have to work 2 to 3 jobs to make ends meet.
Why would you say someone doesn't need to pay a certain amount that their worker or assistant is worth? Are you trying to oppress people or what? Get your facts right. And do not make it seem like a driver doesn't deserve a high salary.
If you want to pay your driver 1000 a month I’m not stopping you. Most people will pay whatever the going rate is. If you believe that is 1000 cedis then you should definitely pay it, you don’t have to listen to me.
Vauban Schwarzwald she has said exactly that in some of her previous videos. That is why she is sharing her info & experiences with us, so that others will do their research and be better prepared for the transition. 🙂
Let me understand this .. You want more for your work. But paying the people that run your home and take care of your things are doing nothing and deserve much less. Wow
Precisely what I was thinking... U want UK rates for yourselff but paying rock bottom for other services...that's sad... The driver you pay 1500cedis for just might be offering better quality of service than the one for 500..granted, they both drive a car, but u will probably be able to let one driver run more complex errands (without having to micromanage n direct every single step) than the other, one's educational background cd b better than the other etc...One thing I know, if you pay peanuts, you will get monkeys!!! Its doesnt add up to say that if you pay someone higher than market rate, you are doing them a disservice bcos when they lose their job, then what??? Won't they have saved from when they made higher earnings...?? If if they were paid lower n they lose their job they still can't get another job that either pays the same or better or worse?? Pay those who work for you what is "decent" and hold them to the required standards..if they don't meet the standards, you fire them....they also need to buy food, cater for transport, etc....just as you needed to when you were considering the teaching job...if you pay the barest minimum, you'll mostly get ppl who won't work with the right commitment, and you'll probably have to do the work yourself again or hire another person to do it..
Shame on you. How come you were promoting with some fake smile house sales for $165K USD at Ayi Mensah Park which even average diapora in UK or US can afford.? Shame on you again
I would suggest to anyone wanting professional advice about jobs or housing in Ghana not to talk to these people on UA-cam but talk to a professional consultant in Ghana especially if you’re in a white collar job. They don’t give good information if you’re blue collar either I don’t know why they waste their time making these videos.
Natural Ghana Girl I can share a lot of knowledge regarding composing a lesson plan or a presentation. I am world traveled. I have taught from middle school to college. I wasn’t trying to be smart or anything but I think our people should put out a good product even if it is a video. Anyone can tell when work goes into something versus when very little was. If we want good pay we have to put out a good product. Don’t ever waste your time on anything you haven’t put your best into. If the title of your video says you’re going to give salaries, prices etc. that’s what the content should be. I instilled hard work into my daughters and it paid off for both of them. I held myself to those same standards since I was in my twenties. My oldest daughter is 45 and my youngest is 30. I just look young for my age. I’ve done a lot in my lifetime. I retired in 2005 and completed some other careers I wanted to do like real estate and decorating. I also traveled more. My husband retired from the Air Force. All I do now is what I want when I wake up each day. I want to see young black ladies do well regardless if they’re my daughters or someone else’s. I’ve had jobs where I hired and fired people. I’ve been appointed to certain positions by the Governor of my state. I’ve had over five hundred people under my supervisor at a time with three subordinate supervisors. I have always encouraged young black females and males to do well. The ones that listened to my instructions and took advice from me got promoted. They had to take state and civil service tests to get promoted I just taught them how to get promoted, the rest was on them. I merely prepared them. One young lady I mentored is listed in the top 100 most influential women in my state. She says I’m her second mom. She practically lived at my house growing up. She graduated in the top 1% of her class in Mechanical Engineering. She autographed on the back of her college picture I could always see my future through you. Others have done well too. If I were to list what my daughters do and other young people I’ve mentored people would read this post get jealous and say I’m bragging. I happened across your video and some others on UA-cam. I was interesting in learning something about the price of housing and salaries in Ghana but I didn’t. I never close my mind to learning regardless of how old I get or what the source is as long as its good. I find as a whole our race must do better with what we put out if we want to compete on a world level. There are minor things you could have done with this video to make it much better. Remember your audience, what your title promised and deliver it. Convert Ghana’s money to US money, give salaries for jobs on your level higher and lower levels. Give prices on rentals, home purchases and show pictures of what one could expect for the prices. Small things could make a difference in getting a hundred hits versus a thousand and pick up followers. You could even start a consultant firm from your followers on UA-cam. Your president is trying to get Black people to live in Ghana so your country is open to all sort of businesses. Someone said they bought rice in Ghana that was imported from China. With all the fertile land in Ghana somebody should grow rice. If black people don’t take the opportunity to invest in Ghana and think outside the box next thing the Europeans will be there thinking outside the box and owning everything. Black people in America are still in captivity. We’re still in slavery just a different form. However there are those of us that took advantage of what our captors offered in education and business so we’ve done well while others put nothing in and got nothing out. We were raised in the same communities as them under the same circumstances but realized we had a brain and had a desire to do better regardless of how hard we had to work. We didn’t give up. I’m sure your president is looking for Black people to come there with those same traits because when you have a Dream you’re gonna succeed or die trying. He’s looking for Black people that can bring something with them. You never know who might watch one of your videos and want to meet you to start your own school. Get a dream and just do it.
+Mw Mw hi and thanks for your reply. I was actually quite impressed with your list of achievements even though you felt the need to list them all here. I find your last sentence to be quite rude though “get a dream and just do it”? You don’t know me to say that I don’t have a dream. There is a very fine line between giving constructive criticism and being arrogant. The title of the video is “Ghana Salaries” and I have done as the title says. I can’t give precise amounts as every company pays differently. I’m not quite sure how you find this video to be misleading but you seem to be the only one. I’m wondering if you have ever been to Ghana before or in fact Africa? I think I’m quite a fair person so some of your comments I do take on board and the rest I will just throw away as they are quite frankly rude. If you do ever decide to start a UA-cam channel I shall be the first to subscribe. Anyhoo, have a wonderful evening😊
Natural Ghana Girl I wasn’t telling you get a dream I was speaking in general for anyone. Secondly this is not the forum for me to list all my achievements. If I did I would be writing for a long time. I merely listed a few. I answered your question. I believe you asked what I had done, and I’m paraphrasing? Sometimes it’s hard to talk to black females when you give them constructive criticism. They get defensive. I was on my own since I was 14 years old. By the time I was in my twenties I welcomed constructive criticism from older women. I didn’t know at the time it was God behind all my success. However, I sought out counsel from older women and they taught me well. I made a lot of mistakes along the way but my dream was to be successful and help my ten brothers and sisters. We lost my mom when I was eight years old and my dad fell off the map so to speak. He was there but not there. We grew up partially on a farm and in the inner cities. I do apologize if you felt that statement was just for you, however, whatever I said it was for you to chew the meat, spit out the bones. On this forum people from around the world in all types of professions watch these videos. Even people in the White House. You never know who you might meet. In fairness to you I will watch some of your other videos.
+Mw Mw I understand, perhaps I was being slightly defensive in my answer. As I said before I do take on board some of your comments as you did make some genuine points. Thanks for taking the time to respond.
Omg, I'm so glad I found you! You're gAWWgeous and I love this video! I am originally from Trinidad & Tobago but have been in the US for the past 13 years. I will be visiting Ghana in September with the hopes of loving it so much that I make the transition to reside over there!
Hi sis, how was your trip to Ghana?
Thank you so much. I met a woman on line from Ghana and this is helping me to understand job salary and how much I should send just as a gift to be helpful and not be used by her. Thank you so much. Keep up the helpful station
If you could afford to pay your staff more than minimum wage you should do so, it helps to remove people out of poverty, schools are to not free, and medication cost more than develop countries, it’s cost more to live in developing countries, they have no social care, no benefits if a person is ill he/ she is in a serious problem.. pay the local more if you can..
They just follow what our own black people tell them here as to pay their workers low wages cus I can bet my bottom dollar that a driver earns more than that in the u.k.....blame our own people not the expats..go to spintex and see how low people are paid after working back breaking jobs..
The baby in the background😍😩 so cute😥🤣❤
According to your calculation $440 is 2,000cedi Then 500cedi is $110 which is what u are encouraging as monthly payment? Damn. I was in Ghana early this year with 2friends..spent one day in Accra and the next day we were off to Cape Coast for a week. I negotiated 100cedi a day with a taxi man who comes to the hotel to pick us daily to where ever we wanted to go. He leaves sometimes after dropping us off but when we are ready to move..we call and he's back in less than 10mins. We paid him 550 because the last day he only picked us from the hotel straight to the car park. The Ghanaians we met in Accra said we paid to much but it was too late. We had fun though.
that gidi those were the best days of his life,lol.
+that gidi yes that calculation is right. 550 is a lot but because you were on holiday I guess it’s about fair. You couldn’t afford to pay such prices if you lived here but holiday mode is entirely different because you come to spend money and have a good time as you said.
Lol!
Jobs availablity hai
you are contributing to the inflation if you are overpaying for anything in ghana. poor people will suffer if everything is expensive because expatriates are over paying
A very good and informative video.
I definitely want to start my own business when I move to Ghana... It's something I would never thought of doing whilst in the UK. I love that Ghana offers these opportunities.
+Sue D I completely agree
do you think you could do a video on things you wish you did before moving to ghana. so for example msybe after getting there you realized maybe from being on ground that theres maybe sn easier way to ship cars, or an area to live you would have recommended. things you should have brought from u.k or what to have bought first or a bank that has services that would help diaspora or maybe an easier way to send large amounts of money outside western union. etc . thanks
Michael Owusu Kyereko yess this is a great topic
Michael Owusu Kyerek Great topic!!!!!
@@Fayefaye545 faye faye you are right
You cant live off 200 usd but your expect your employee to live on less than 90 usd per month. That is witchcraft.
Oo bro..can you imagine..how do you expect someone to live off 500 cedis..you see why Africans are still poor...but she can't live off 2000 cedis.... horrendous
Exactly! SMH
Great topic! And I can't wait for the next video.
"Kpa Kpa Kpa it's a movement" lol
Good vid sis
thank you for this information.
valuable.
Great vid. Informative. Thanks.
Very helpful thank you. Looking forward to your next video. Would you also be able to talk about starting a business in Ghana while living in the U.K. x
No problem! Yes I can do that. :)
i hope to visit Ghana. Thanks for posting the video.
Thanks for sharing with us.
I am retired and whole three degrees in the area of education, early childhood education and community psychology. I have worked all my life, and starting a business is new to me. And I don't know where to begin. I would like a business in teaching teachers, public speaker an etc.
Question: I will be done with medical school in 2 years. I will do my specialization and consider doing private practice in Ghana. is the healthcare a good stable field in Ghana?
What?!!! YES!!! People always need a good doctor or professional. If you don't have health, you don't have anything. In Ghana people just want an honest person and are always willing to pay for that.
I heard the ducational sector, health sector, and technology sector or even mba are very much and desperately needed
Oshay Vlogcast Channel Sounds like she can only tell you about low salary jobs. If she’s a teacher I’m sure she doesn’t have a masters degree. She’s talking a lot but not giving a lot of info.
No stress. Medical practitioners are very much needed anywhere in Africa. Not to be a pessimist but there are so many sick people. Your medical business will obviously do well.
Informative as always TFS!
Hey, so I really want to take a trip to Ghana with my one year old son in June. I'd like to stay for a month. It's unfortunate because I was looking into volunteer programs but he's too young for the programs.I was trying to find organizations that I could still volunteer at while I'm there, hotels, places to go and things to do? Do you have any recommendations? I'm kind of nervous traveling alone and not through an organization but I really want to do it!
New Sub!
🤗
Thank so much but can you please explain cd Ced I hope I’m asking correctly
My Goddess Keep Spiting That KNOWLEDGE. Peace and Black Power... You read my mind, become an entrepreneur is the only way to go... Also growing your own food... Making your own herbal medicine etc... Peace!!!
+Tutyn Gen 100% agree!!!
I know people pay house helps 200 to 300 ghs a month and apparently that is even too much! This is live in full time! Some graduates I heard are doing office jobs earning 80 ghs a month and have to borrow to make it to end of the month but apparently they are glad just to have a job. Sick!
THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR GREAT INFORMATION. I LOOK FORWARD TO VIEWING AND ASKING QUESTIONS ON LIVING IN GHANA.
I cant wait for your next video!!
I really needed this. Thank you! Thank you! What jobs do you think is more going on in Ghana? I mean are there a lot of retail jobs? Is there part time jobs too? I checked online and I found just some few ones.
Thank you anyway. Peace and love
Part time jobs are very rare. You can get retail jobs but if that is what you are looking for but i would suggest more of a management type role. The general customer services ones won't pay very much. Maybe around 500ghc if you are lucky.
Natural Ghana Girl haha I am a teenager and I want to just come and rest my head. So I would like to have at least a part time job. Thank you so much anyway
i will advice you to be part of a network marketing company. a lot of Ghanaians are looking for solutions
My family would love to meet you and your family I live in the Volta Region
Next time you are in accra, send me an email :)
I want to take a trip to Ghana
You should give it a go.
good video and informative.
What area would you recommend visiting for first time visitors? Great video by the way . Is there a need for software engineers?
Accra (but its the capital so will be expensive for certain things), and Tema. But depends on how long you’d be staying
Hahahaha...people are paid 500 cedis here in Ghana..they pay people like crap here
Does Ghana have a good IT jobs? Ive been doing IT here in the US for over 20years and was wondering if i moved to Ghana would i need a whole different career or do they have computers and servers and tech support etc there as well?
There are good IT jobs in Ghana. The IT industry in Ghana is relatively young but it's getting more professional and competitive. It's also expanding. Btw Google established an AI center in Accra, Ghana a few years back.
Hoildays with potential thought depending on my visit.
This is gettin real GH my count down is days.
I really hope you enjoy it!
Starting a business is a thing on the continent, but not so much in America. I think you got that part backwards.
Great advice I am in ghana and wonder how did you get a job offer. I work in the medical profession and have no idea where to start
+beingmimi As usual it was actually through someone I knew. I find most opportunities come this way. Sorry I can’t be more helpful.
Natural Ghana Girl that's great I can tell your naturally a people person. I guess networking is the key
You would need to register with the medical council or association then you would write an exam then would be posted to a healthcare facility or if you are you can apply to the private healthcare facilities after you pass the exam
hahaha pagpaapah. ..girl you made me laugh load!
Thank you! ❤
Really you are telling employers not to pay their works well it's the reason why most Ghanaians are poor works are fighting government over this already you can't survive 2000 cedis how do you expect someone survive with 500 cedis my sister
I don't understand her at all
i love your eyes.
I have a Patient Care degree are there alot of job there for my skill
I want the woman in the video! She seems like a really cool chick! Ghanaian women are the best! I really miss my country women
"Good job. "Dela.😀.
How goes your Building projects? Any updates?
KC Azubuike it’s coming very soon!
u were not ready to take 2000 ghs pay but to wanted to pay someone only 500 ghs per month.
You are underpaying your workers.... And that's in Accra where life is expensive.In the UER life is cheap and I still do pay fair. 500 cedi...... my daily labourers get 30 cedi/day. My foreman 45cedi/day + vehicle. Mason 45cedi/day. plus what they don't know,.... i did give them a week paid holidays over christmas.....
+Alexander Strauss how do you know I underpay my workers?
Didn't you say, don't pay more than 500? Don't pay them 1000 or 1500 because they will never find a job like that...? Anyway it's the same my wife does, luckily for my workers i'm the paying one.
+Alexander Strauss I was talking about househelp. Labours and masons we pay usually by the day.
In other words, the salaries suck.
Nice video
Thank you for the info. Are you able to refer places where you can hire a driver for the prices you quoted? Because last time I came on holiday when I enquired about the prices for a driver for a month. My cousin quoted me $1000 US. I ended up using mostly Ubers to get around.
+alleyesonmeplease $1000???? Wow that’s a lot. Next time you are in Ghana let me know and I’ll see what I can arrange.
Thank you for the quick response, I will definitely contact you next time I go.
thats alot, I have met a connection in Ghana and the driver gonna charge me 25 dollars a week!!!
Lol your cousin was going to fleece you!
@@J.Shabazz can you please share that connection
You're gorgeous!
Thank you
Good content. Keep it up. Ghana is blessed!
If you couldn’t make it in UK what makes you think you will make it in Ghana? If you were fortunate to love abroad you should create a business back home if you decide relocate.
+Flower who told you we couldn’t make it in the uk?
2000 cedis= $2000....comparing to what you can afford earning that kind of money in ghana. you are rich!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Im comin to ghana next week do you know any electrical companies? How much does an electrician make?
+Charles Charles In fact I don’t know any professional electrical companies. Most people I know are just individuals. Are you moving here or just a holiday?
Is the pay weekly biweekly or monthly
Hello
Still waiting for the potential businesses in ghana video 😩
Diaspora are being invited by government to return to the continent to stimulate the economy, create jobs, introduce technology, etc. We are not going to continue with the status quo respectfully. There should be a minimum wage. Base salary for every job should be significantly higher than what they are. Regulations on home building should be standardized to include addresses, access roads, lighting, proper sewage, natural gas, and water. Environmental safety should be enforced rather than allow homes to dump gray and black water into the ground at will. So no I will not hire a worker and insults them with a salary that I wouldn’t even pay a small child. My morals would not allow me to have someone work for me an entire month and only pay them crumbs. Again, we are not being asked to return and fall into a business as usual mentality. I hope to learn, share ideas, and bring prosperity to the continent. Someone got you thinking that you are not worthy of a fair wage commensurate with the work performed, but I beg to differ.
Have you declared yourself as a expatriate.
If yes you should definitely get more than the local people.
thats a lot of money for that time
I couldn't watch the entire video. Let's pay living wages. If you are not able to pay your driver, house keeper a living wage, then don't have one. DO NOT discourage others from paying as much as they can. If I can pay 1k or 2k, I am going to. I don't want my driver thinking about his next job while driving me or my family.
It's like those big businesses that gross millions and billions a year and refuse to pay people at least $15 per hour.
Imagine someone discouraging your employer to reduce your rate😂.
Living wages is a must. People shouldn't have to work 2 to 3 jobs to make ends meet.
2000 cedi's a what a week a month
A month
@@moretodela kool thanks
well it not over paying pls dont say that
Mam can I get a job in ghana for sports teacher
I don’t see why not
Lots of poverty in Ghana
did you have a baby?
Yes I did, back in April. Thats why I disappeared for a while.
Why would you say someone doesn't need to pay a certain amount that their worker or assistant is worth? Are you trying to oppress people or what? Get your facts right. And do not make it seem like a driver doesn't deserve a high salary.
If you want to pay your driver 1000 a month I’m not stopping you. Most people will pay whatever the going rate is. If you believe that is 1000 cedis then you should definitely pay it, you don’t have to listen to me.
Mind your one finance
I thought paying the driver 1000gch is calm, he drives around a lot ohh lol
+mo brown it’s way too much
im from us i bring home 2000 dollars a month(retirement) will that be enough to live in Ghana?
+RJ Fard absolutely
So I bought my ticket today for Ghana for 2th of October. Thanks for the advice and the videos.
+RJ Fard awesome!!!
RJ Fard yessssss🇬🇭❤
Mr. All to Well wondering how things are going with you now?
Minimum salary in Ghana?
See sister taking about this really not good
2000ghc as at 2017 isnt the same now in 2020 lol not good
Geezus man.....what did you expect ? Different cultures and currencies. U should have done your research before you left the UK.
Vauban Schwarzwald she has said exactly that in some of her previous videos. That is why she is sharing her info & experiences with us, so that others will do their research and be better prepared for the transition. 🙂
Z
Your jealous a drive making more money
+hardik kharwa jealous of what exactly?
Let me understand this .. You want more for your work. But paying the people that run your home and take care of your things are doing nothing and deserve much less. Wow
Precisely what I was thinking... U want UK rates for yourselff but paying rock bottom for other services...that's sad... The driver you pay 1500cedis for just might be offering better quality of service than the one for 500..granted, they both drive a car, but u will probably be able to let one driver run more complex errands (without having to micromanage n direct every single step) than the other, one's educational background cd b better than the other etc...One thing I know, if you pay peanuts, you will get monkeys!!! Its doesnt add up to say that if you pay someone higher than market rate, you are doing them a disservice bcos when they lose their job, then what??? Won't they have saved from when they made higher earnings...?? If if they were paid lower n they lose their job they still can't get another job that either pays the same or better or worse?? Pay those who work for you what is "decent" and hold them to the required standards..if they don't meet the standards, you fire them....they also need to buy food, cater for transport, etc....just as you needed to when you were considering the teaching job...if you pay the barest minimum, you'll mostly get ppl who won't work with the right commitment, and you'll probably have to do the work yourself again or hire another person to do it..
@@edwardwalden3015 well said bro..well said...she's a stingy u.k girl..lol
Shame on you. How come you were promoting with some fake smile house sales for $165K USD at Ayi Mensah Park which even average diapora in UK or US can afford.? Shame on you again
+darlay jones 😂 thanks for the comment
Is that 2,000 in a year or a month or what??
+JOY AFRO a month
Your needs to go sit down quietly under your tree.
Haha you have no idea what's going on here
Lol..she doesn't know at all
I would suggest to anyone wanting professional advice about jobs or housing in Ghana not to talk to these people on UA-cam but talk to a professional consultant in Ghana especially if you’re in a white collar job. They don’t give good information if you’re blue collar either I don’t know why they waste their time making these videos.
+Mw Mw but yet here you are watching. I would love hear all about your expertise? Perhaps you can share some of the knowledge that you have?
Natural Ghana Girl I can share a lot of knowledge regarding composing a lesson plan or a presentation. I am world traveled. I have taught from middle school to college. I wasn’t trying to be smart or anything but I think our people should put out a good product even if it is a video. Anyone can tell when work goes into something versus when very little was. If we want good pay we have to put out a good product. Don’t ever waste your time on anything you haven’t put your best into. If the title of your video says you’re going to give salaries, prices etc. that’s what the content should be. I instilled hard work into my daughters and it paid off for both of them. I held myself to those same standards since I was in my twenties. My oldest daughter is 45 and my youngest is 30. I just look young for my age. I’ve done a lot in my lifetime. I retired in 2005 and completed some other careers I wanted to do like real estate and decorating. I also traveled more. My husband retired from the Air Force. All I do now is what I want when I wake up each day. I want to see young black ladies do well regardless if they’re my daughters or someone else’s. I’ve had jobs where I hired and fired people. I’ve been appointed to certain positions by the Governor of my state. I’ve had over five hundred people under my supervisor at a time with three subordinate supervisors. I have always encouraged young black females and males to do well. The ones that listened to my instructions and took advice from me got promoted. They had to take state and civil service tests to get promoted I just taught them how to get promoted, the rest was on them. I merely prepared them. One young lady I mentored is listed in the top 100 most influential women in my state. She says I’m her second mom. She practically lived at my house growing up. She graduated in the top 1% of her class in Mechanical Engineering. She autographed on the back of her college picture I could always see my future through you. Others have done well too. If I were to list what my daughters do and other young people I’ve mentored people would read this post get jealous and say I’m bragging. I happened across your video and some others on UA-cam. I was interesting in learning something about the price of housing and salaries in Ghana but I didn’t. I never close my mind to learning regardless of how old I get or what the source is as long as its good. I find as a whole our race must do better with what we put out if we want to compete on a world level. There are minor things you could have done with this video to make it much better. Remember your audience, what your title promised and deliver it. Convert Ghana’s money to US money, give salaries for jobs on your level higher and lower levels. Give prices on rentals, home purchases and show pictures of what one could expect for the prices. Small things could make a difference in getting a hundred hits versus a thousand and pick up followers. You could even start a consultant firm from your followers on UA-cam. Your president is trying to get Black people to live in Ghana so your country is open to all sort of businesses. Someone said they bought rice in Ghana that was imported from China. With all the fertile land in Ghana somebody should grow rice. If black people don’t take the opportunity to invest in Ghana and think outside the box next thing the Europeans will be there thinking outside the box and owning everything. Black people in America are still in captivity. We’re still in slavery just a different form. However there are those of us that took advantage of what our captors offered in education and business so we’ve done well while others put nothing in and got nothing out. We were raised in the same communities as them under the same circumstances but realized we had a brain and had a desire to do better regardless of how hard we had to work. We didn’t give up. I’m sure your president is looking for Black people to come there with those same traits because when you have a Dream you’re gonna succeed or die trying. He’s looking for Black people that can bring something with them. You never know who might watch one of your videos and want to meet you to start your own school. Get a dream and just do it.
+Mw Mw hi and thanks for your reply. I was actually quite impressed with your list of achievements even though you felt the need to list them all here. I find your last sentence to be quite rude though “get a dream and just do it”? You don’t know me to say that I don’t have a dream. There is a very fine line between giving constructive criticism and being arrogant. The title of the video is “Ghana Salaries” and I have done as the title says. I can’t give precise amounts as every company pays differently. I’m not quite sure how you find this video to be misleading but you seem to be the only one. I’m wondering if you have ever been to Ghana before or in fact Africa? I think I’m quite a fair person so some of your comments I do take on board and the rest I will just throw away as they are quite frankly rude. If you do ever decide to start a UA-cam channel I shall be the first to subscribe. Anyhoo, have a wonderful evening😊
Natural Ghana Girl I wasn’t telling you get a dream I was speaking in general for anyone. Secondly this is not the forum for me to list all my achievements. If I did I would be writing for a long time. I merely listed a few. I answered your question. I believe you asked what I had done, and I’m paraphrasing? Sometimes it’s hard to talk to black females when you give them constructive criticism. They get defensive. I was on my own since I was 14 years old. By the time I was in my twenties I welcomed constructive criticism from older women. I didn’t know at the time it was God behind all my success. However, I sought out counsel from older women and they taught me well. I made a lot of mistakes along the way but my dream was to be successful and help my ten brothers and sisters. We lost my mom when I was eight years old and my dad fell off the map so to speak. He was there but not there. We grew up partially on a farm and in the inner cities. I do apologize if you felt that statement was just for you, however, whatever I said it was for you to chew the meat, spit out the bones. On this forum people from around the world in all types of professions watch these videos. Even people in the White House. You never know who you might meet. In fairness to you I will watch some of your other videos.
+Mw Mw I understand, perhaps I was being slightly defensive in my answer. As I said before I do take on board some of your comments as you did make some genuine points. Thanks for taking the time to respond.