It's also a mecca for shopping. You can easily buy imported video games from Europe, Japan and North America. Unlike in North America where chances are you'll have to get your imports thru mail order.
HKIS in in Repulse Bay. Mongkok to work is a long commute for hk. At least 45-50 min all on v clean mtr & v clean buses . Good that it’s light traffic.
I remember a nutritionist in Hong Kong said not to eat too regularly in the dai pai dongs as too much MSG is used and why that would partly explain why Hong Kongers are hyper much of the time😊
@@NomadicTeachers thanks for the quick reply. By diversity I meant, local vs expat kids proportion, economical I meant best school in terms of tution fees and academic performance and by results, i meant academic results of children from these schools
Awesome video, I also wanna go Hong Kong for further education, and be a math teacher in international high school. Is it easy for you to be a teacher there and what should I prepare for that. ^-^
I love to become an international teacher in Hongkong. I’m currently studying Bachelor of Education in Australia. I would love to work in Hong Kong for 2 years. Just a feedback for you, you spun your camera so fast that it made me dizzy when watching. Maybe slow it down a bit will be better.
Hi there I know your video is pretty old by now but I wanted to find out if you have any recommendations for agencies to get over to HK as I am looking to go over there next year?
I’ve got a teaching certificate from a U.S. university. Oftentimes international schools require a minimum of two years of full-time teaching experience, which I had from the states. My fav site is nomadicteachers.com but I’m biased bc I built it haha. My professor in San Francisco knew I wanted a job in the Far East, and she knew the past principal at the school I’m at and she made the connection.
with so many corporate people leaving Hong Kong, do you suppose that will make international schools need to downsize; thus, teachers will be let go in the next few years to come?
That’s an interesting question. I have been told a lot of Westerners have left, altho the truth is I haven’t seen data on it. However, I think in the years to come more Mainlanders will move to HK, and they like international schools too, so it could possible make for even more demand- possibly. Thanks for the thought!
You need an internationally recognized teaching certification. So for example, for American teachers, like Mr. Bohemian, you would likely have completed a teaching certification program through a university. In my case, I went to a university in New Jersey, USA, and needed to complete a four year degree in Music Education, which culminated in a year of student teaching and completion of an exam called the EdTPA to receive my certification to teach music in New Jersey public schools. Every country certifies differently, so you can look into your local system, but basically you would need to the proper certifications to teach in a public school in whatever country you live in. Frankly it's a lot of work, and unlike the english teacher in a cram school path, this is more for people looking to make teaching their long term career.
Hey Fatemeh, great question. I really lucked out last year. I got a class full of really amazing kids. We’ll see how this coming year goes! Haha, cheers
Is it safe teaching in school? Any gun shooting or student bully in your school? Any violence like push people down the subway track, stores gang robbery? From the movies, Hong Kong is a place full of gangs, and kung fu fight on the streets all the time, is that true?
I’m in my 11th month here in HK and we i love the place, pretty awesome
It's also a mecca for shopping. You can easily buy imported video games from Europe, Japan and North America. Unlike in North America where chances are you'll have to get your imports thru mail order.
Awesome video! I’m currently based in Changsha, Hunan, on the mainland , working at an international school. I would love to move to Hong Kong soon.
That’s awesome Ace, and thanks for the feedback. Good luck at your next international position!
Interesting video ! Cheers from international student studying in amazing Hong Kong 🇭🇰 💕
Cheers!!
HKIS in in Repulse Bay. Mongkok to work is a long commute for hk. At least 45-50 min all on v clean mtr & v clean buses . Good that it’s light traffic.
Thanks for sharing..Sending my full support 🤙..
Thanks Mae Ann, and same to you!
我哋好撚中意Hong Kong，祝你喺香港有個愉快嘅旅程🥳
非常感謝！
I remember a nutritionist in Hong Kong said not to eat too regularly in the dai pai dongs as too much MSG is used and why that would partly explain why Hong Kongers are hyper much of the time😊
Oh man, that’s definitely a good consideration to keep in mind 🍜
@@NomadicTeachers I'm in hong kong
It would be great to hear from you about the international schools in HK. For ex highest diversity, economical, best results etc
Thanks for reaching out Jasmeet. Diversity of students? Economical as economical background of students? How about best results? Test results?
@@NomadicTeachers thanks for the quick reply. By diversity I meant, local vs expat kids proportion, economical I meant best school in terms of tution fees and academic performance and by results, i meant academic results of children from these schools
Awesome video, I also wanna go Hong Kong for further education, and be a math teacher in international high school. Is it easy for you to be a teacher there and what should I prepare for that. ^-^
Great video! Can you please make a video breaking down your expenses for a month, excluding rent?
Thanks Kemone! Yeah, that sounds awesome, thanks for the suggestion 😃
@@NomadicTeachers I'll stay tuned:)
Hope you're staying safe 😔 The news about HK these days is quite scary.
Big thanks!
I love to become an international teacher in Hongkong. I’m currently studying Bachelor of Education in Australia. I would love to work in Hong Kong for 2 years. Just a feedback for you, you spun your camera so fast that it made me dizzy when watching. Maybe slow it down a bit will be better.
🇭🇰❣️🇭🇰
Hi there I know your video is pretty old by now but I wanted to find out if you have any recommendations for agencies to get over to HK as I am looking to go over there next year?
How did you become a teacher? What certificate you were required? What experiences you were required? Where did you find the job?
I’ve got a teaching certificate from a U.S. university. Oftentimes international schools require a minimum of two years of full-time teaching experience, which I had from the states. My fav site is nomadicteachers.com but I’m biased bc I built it haha. My professor in San Francisco knew I wanted a job in the Far East, and she knew the past principal at the school I’m at and she made the connection.
@@NomadicTeachers oh thank you. I just registered to your site. But unfortunately, there is no posted job for HK :(
I'm in hong kong
I am an internationa teacher in the US i wanna teach in HK
3:11 MTR 😄
Where should I look to find an esl job there ?
with so many corporate people leaving Hong Kong, do you suppose that will make international schools need to downsize; thus, teachers will be let go in the next few years to come?
That’s an interesting question. I have been told a lot of Westerners have left, altho the truth is I haven’t seen data on it. However, I think in the years to come more Mainlanders will move to HK, and they like international schools too, so it could possible make for even more demand- possibly. Thanks for the thought!
if you dont make it anywhere you can always become an english teacher in china
Haha, only if you can get in 🙃
MTR not MRT
What’s the qualifications you need to become an international teacher?
You need an internationally recognized teaching certification. So for example, for American teachers, like Mr. Bohemian, you would likely have completed a teaching certification program through a university. In my case, I went to a university in New Jersey, USA, and needed to complete a four year degree in Music Education, which culminated in a year of student teaching and completion of an exam called the EdTPA to receive my certification to teach music in New Jersey public schools. Every country certifies differently, so you can look into your local system, but basically you would need to the proper certifications to teach in a public school in whatever country you live in. Frankly it's a lot of work, and unlike the english teacher in a cram school path, this is more for people looking to make teaching their long term career.
hong kong is anything but clean lol
Hong Kong is certainly cleaner than NY city.
Do you find teaching in Hong Kong challenging? I mean are the students challenging? Do you have to deal with spoiled kids?
Hey Fatemeh, great question. I really lucked out last year. I got a class full of really amazing kids. We’ll see how this coming year goes! Haha, cheers
@@NomadicTeachers Thank you for your reply. Hope this would the same as last year :)
Yah
Hai do know any recruiters for international jobs in China
bro where can i find the link of the website video you were talking about?
I forget, what kind of site was I talking about?
@@NomadicTeachers the one you build in 48 hours and made over 700 dollars in the first month
Is it safe teaching in school? Any gun shooting or student bully in your school? Any violence like push people down the subway track, stores gang robbery? From the movies, Hong Kong is a place full of gangs, and kung fu fight on the streets all the time, is that true?
Yes, Kung fu fighting in the streets everywhere I turn. No shootings tho..
@@NomadicTeachers 💖
yes everytime i walk down the street everyone is kung fu fighting all the time non stop its like a jackie chan action movie u better not come here
@@jl1876 I am a street fighter, this place should be awesome.
@@pierusa123 lmao they are all joking.
MTR
My bad! : )
@@NomadicTeachers 😂 Sorry. I couldn't help myself. It's the ol' HKG-SGP rivalry.