Cambodia is far from perfect, but there is a lot of good here. If money is your goal, it's probably not the best, but if you want a nice lifestyle, it's pretty damn good.
I love Cambodia 🇰🇭 I can see from a teaching perspective why Vietnam is better. Bigger market better pay, but I think Cambodia has a charm that'd hard to explain. Takes some time to see it, but it's a really good place.
@@ngockimanh9652sihanoukville là của trung quốc rồi còn gì nữa mà sắp thành😂😂😂 Hunsen là thủ tướng của Cambodia nhưng lại là người hoa thì Cambodia sẽ là vật tế thần của trung quốc thôi
It is kinda ridiculous when these guys come to a country and make the money from this country but do not want to abide by its laws. Every country is different and you need to learn to adapt it. Have you guys ever imagined how hard it is for a South East national to travel to the US. Should the US government let them stay and work without any documents or paperwork ?
He has a master's degree and all bis documents, so I have no clue what you're talking about, lol. Also, it's kind of funny that you're oblivious to literally the entire world, including Southeast Asian nationals breaking our immigration laws at the moment. I don't even teach. Total clown. You don't think Vietnamese enter Western countries illegally? Hahaha 😆 😂 😆 😂 😂 that's funny. The part that's so funny is that he has a work permit and works for a major company, so spare me your lazy opinions. Clearly, I didn't watch the video, but I still think we should care about your opinion, haha ....gump....brush yo teeth 😬 🪥
@@rebornabroad Why do you have to approach this argument with such hostility. I believed this is an open friendly debate. Nobody said about illegal immigrants, what i said is when people come to any country then they need to abide by the laws of that country whether they like it or not. You come to America, you obey American laws, the same applies to expats coming to Vietnam. Regarding to the teaching English environment here in Vietnam, i am sure many local teachers in here can teach as good, if not even, better than native English teachers. However, they even can't get half of the pay that you guys do. You must know the reason why, the preference for a foreign look than the local one. I think you gotta accept this fact, not because of your degree or your English.
@@namvinhtran4034you are right, as a student in Vietnam, I don’t think we should be paying so much money for foreign teachers that aren’t doing their job well. Like you said, many Vietnamese teachers can also do the job much better. There are even cases of foreign teachers swearing at little kids some years ago. That’s why I agree with what the government is doing in cracking down on this industry. However, their process probably still need improvement tho.
@@namvinhtran4034 He responds with such hostility because more and more people are exposing him and his grift. He sells information at a high price that's available for free on Facebook.
Not much money to be made in Cambodia compared to Vietnam, but if you want international experience, easier visa process, and better cost of living, is Cambodia
Hi folks. I’m the guy in the video. In short, money isn’t an issue for me at all, I’m happy everyday being in Asia, and the women here are stunning. I have everything I need and almost everything I want, with zero debt. What more could a man ask for?
After spending a good few months teaching in Cambodia. I think that Vietnam sounds like a better place to teach English. But Cambodia is better if you want a laidback expat lifestyle. But If you want to teach English In Cambodia, you need to get to enjoy doing lesson plans, as you have to submit weekly lesson plans by Friday. That’s on top of setting homework for the students and working from 7am - 5 pm. No guarantee you’ll be allowed to take holidays as well or vacation. As the schools will say that you need to be there for the students. You’ll also get last minute tasks in the evening to do like reports and newsletters and you’ll be expected to do them, on the same night. Parent and teacher conferences you’re expected to attend, as well as writing monthly reports for the students. Some schools even expect you to teach evening classes and work on some weekends. So you don’t get much down time outside of work you need to bare that in mind. But as he said it’s easy to get a visa and work permit and you have the freedom of movement. So if you don’t like the school, you can just leave but make sure you leave after payday so you don’t get cheated of your money. Also you can be fired for no reason as you’re very replaceable here due to no requirement to have a bachelors degree. So they may find someone who they can pay less, so that they save money. The schools here are a business and the students are the customers. So don’t have this mindset that you’re the light in shining armour. As you’re the foreigner who’s going to change the system will all your fantastic ideas as it does not work like that here. You have to follow what they want you to do. And the students are very pleasant, but also very, very, very noisy and often big classes as well. So it’s not an easy ride by any means, as there is big competition here. And the communication with Khmer people is zero, as they don’t communicate what they want you to do. However if you have a degree and teaching experience and even a teaching qualification. you’ll probably get a better gig like quieter classes and a lighter workload. This is things I wish that I’d have known before coming to Cambodia. So please bear that in mind but however it’s a great country and I love living here and the low cost of living.
It's the same in Vietnam. Your value is that you are just hiring if you are a native speaker. Vietnamese are willing to pay more for natives and treat them better. Even in Cambodia, the native speakers I knew had low responsibility jobs. I am not sure if you are native or not because that will make a big difference in how Vietnam or even to some extent Cambodia will treat you and what they can get away with.
@@rebornabroad Thankyou I appreciate your comment sir. This is just my experience so far, it’s a high and stressful workload, in Cambodia, with very little pay compared to Vietnam. As you only have to use the family and friends book for the students and go through a few words and if they don’t want to learn, the TA’s don’t care. So that sounds way less stressful and if you don’t have to do lesson plans, reports and set homework as well as having have the evenings and weekends to yourself that’s a bonus. So you could enjoy Vietnam in your free time and I can always adapt to any country. Oh and I am a native English speaker from the U.K. I hope to work with you wants, I’ve finished my bachelors degree. Then I want to move and work in Vietnam thanks.
@regmohammad9426 cool if you are from the UK you can get a job no degree now. It just depends if the employer is willing to invest the time and money to get it. Some are. The ones I work with are able to get native speakers even without documentation work permits. For now. Future who knows but for sure getting a degree in anything will be better and less expensive. None the less you definitely can get work even now. The environment will be the same. No one cares, but hey, money is much more, and the overall cost of living is lower. Vietnamese government will make you miss Cambodia though lol
Vietnam is more way bigger than Cambodia but Cambodia is more freedom and less cost of living than Vietnam. It depends on how you like your lifestyle living.
*_I don't think the cost of living in Cambodia is cheaper than Vietnam. A month ago I went to Bavet province of Cambodia, a province bordering Vietnam. My friend and I went to a night market and bought a pair of normal slippers. 10 dollars for something that in Vietnam you only need to pay 4 to 6 dollars for a normal pair of sandals at any market😊_*
@@anhbocphet4875 That is your problem, you choose to pay those price not the seller threatened you to pay. You can even pay $2.5 per pairs in Cambodia if you choose the pairs that suits the price.
I got fired from a private school in Phnom Penh for complaining about an older Cambodian man who would piss on the toilet seat. I asked him not to do that as I didn't want to clean his piss. He said if I didn't like it, then I could tell the school director. I took his picture and talked to the school director. They fired me. After I left, another foreign teacher jumped off the top of the building. Great place.
@@rebornabroadnếu bạn dạy ở Việt Nam mà chỉ dạy cho có mà không dạy có tâm thì rất khó Vì Việt Nam rất tôn trọng giáo viên của họ nhưng nếu họ không nhận được sự tôn trọng tối thiểu từ bạn Thì chắc chắn bạn sẽ mất việc 100%
Ill be doing Cambodia. Im hoping to be able to save money even if its a few hundred so i can travle to Thialand in 6 months for a bachelor's degree in TEFL
A BA in anything is useful, but you can make enough to save in Vietnam. Cambodia will be more like breaking even. Obviously depending how much you are willing to scale down. I can still get you jobs in Vietnam, even without a degree.
I thought, "Wow, this guy is qualified. He could be making bank in China." Then I learned that he did nine years, and I thought, "OK, yeah. I'm in the same boat. Money is good, but so is enjoying life."
@@rebornabroad Ironically, the Chinese population is only 3% but they control 70% of Cambodia economy. lol While the whole SouthEast asia were worrying and having anti-Chinese sentiment because these Chinese immigrants will always loyal to their home country so they'll side with China if war breaks out but Cambodian invited them in with open arms. lol
@@argus-r1j Vietnam offer every country a chance to bid on project but limited Chinese business to bid even if their bids are lower, Vietnam still prefer to use local or Japanese companies instead. lol
Yeah. I lived in a hotel in Saigon, too, for 7 months. Was OK. 14K per month including a not-too-good breakfast. Got an offer on a one-room apartment right in the center for $600 per month. Didn't take it and glad I didn't. Quit the English job after 3 months; money good, micromanagement by management very bad. VN is a terrible place to work.
I worked in public schools and had zero responsibility and paid 7 million when I was teaching, so it's more who you know for employment and housing. Vietnam is a good place to work if you know the right people to work with.
Cambodia là đất nước mà ở đó chính phủ và người dân đã không tự đứng và đi bằng đôi chân của mình và giờ họ lệ thuộc hoàn toàn vào Trung Quốc. Một đất nước không có tinh thần và lòng tự tôn dân tộc mà chỉ coi mình là một đầy tớ của nước lớn sẽ khó phát triển. Tôi có xem một vài thông tin khi Trung Quốc hậu thuẫn cho họ vài khí tài quân sự họ rất tự tin và nghĩ họ có thể đánh nhau với Việt Nam. Cambodia nên tỉnh táo bởi tầm như cambodia có thể bị san phẳng trong 1 tuần. Hãy yên ôn làm ăn và bớt bám váy Trung Quốc cùng nhau làm ăn phát triển kinh tế. Dù các bạn vô ơn chúng tôi cũng không thèm chấp.
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Cambodia is far from perfect, but there is a lot of good here. If money is your goal, it's probably not the best, but if you want a nice lifestyle, it's pretty damn good.
I love Cambodia 🇰🇭 I can see from a teaching perspective why Vietnam is better. Bigger market better pay, but I think Cambodia has a charm that'd hard to explain. Takes some time to see it, but it's a really good place.
Sắp thành đất trung quốc rồi 😊
@@ngockimanh9652 Vietnam has always been😅
@@ngockimanh9652sihanoukville là của trung quốc rồi còn gì nữa mà sắp thành😂😂😂
Hunsen là thủ tướng của Cambodia nhưng lại là người hoa thì Cambodia sẽ là vật tế thần của trung quốc thôi
Thank you for your useful information. Greetings and sending love from Native Khmer in Mekong delta, Vietnam!
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Chào chị, em là người khmer krom ở Kiên Giang, em rất thích bL của chị, rất mọng nhận được lời kb của chị. Em xin cám ơn.
Really helpful comparison 👏
Very cool 😎
This is helpful. I've been considering teaching in Asia and you guys come across as pretty real.
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@@rebornabroad thanks, I've followed you on IG and I've started watching your vids here.
It is kinda ridiculous when these guys come to a country and make the money from this country but do not want to abide by its laws. Every country is different and you need to learn to adapt it. Have you guys ever imagined how hard it is for a South East national to travel to the US. Should the US government let them stay and work without any documents or paperwork ?
He has a master's degree and all bis documents, so I have no clue what you're talking about, lol. Also, it's kind of funny that you're oblivious to literally the entire world, including Southeast Asian nationals breaking our immigration laws at the moment. I don't even teach. Total clown. You don't think Vietnamese enter Western countries illegally? Hahaha 😆 😂 😆 😂 😂 that's funny. The part that's so funny is that he has a work permit and works for a major company, so spare me your lazy opinions. Clearly, I didn't watch the video, but I still think we should care about your opinion, haha ....gump....brush yo teeth 😬 🪥
@@rebornabroad Why do you have to approach this argument with such hostility. I believed this is an open friendly debate. Nobody said about illegal immigrants, what i said is when people come to any country then they need to abide by the laws of that country whether they like it or not. You come to America, you obey American laws, the same applies to expats coming to Vietnam. Regarding to the teaching English environment here in Vietnam, i am sure many local teachers in here can teach as good, if not even, better than native English teachers. However, they even can't get half of the pay that you guys do. You must know the reason why, the preference for a foreign look than the local one. I think you gotta accept this fact, not because of your degree or your English.
@@rebornabroad u did say you teach in video. You said you just read from the book and got paid $22. Gosh the hostility…
@@namvinhtran4034you are right, as a student in Vietnam, I don’t think we should be paying so much money for foreign teachers that aren’t doing their job well. Like you said, many Vietnamese teachers can also do the job much better. There are even cases of foreign teachers swearing at little kids some years ago. That’s why I agree with what the government is doing in cracking down on this industry. However, their process probably still need improvement tho.
@@namvinhtran4034 He responds with such hostility because more and more people are exposing him and his grift. He sells information at a high price that's available for free on Facebook.
Not much money to be made in Cambodia compared to Vietnam, but if you want international experience, easier visa process, and better cost of living, is Cambodia
💯 agree actually I think Cambodia is good for peace of mind around visas but Vietnam is money.
Hi folks. I’m the guy in the video. In short, money isn’t an issue for me at all, I’m happy everyday being in Asia, and the women here are stunning. I have everything I need and almost everything I want, with zero debt. What more could a man ask for?
Exactly!
A big reason why expats are expats because it’s cheap to get women there.
Great interview !
Appreciate it brother 💯
After spending a good few months teaching in Cambodia. I think that Vietnam sounds like a better place to teach English. But Cambodia is better if you want a laidback expat lifestyle.
But If you want to teach English In Cambodia, you need to get to enjoy doing lesson plans, as you have to submit weekly lesson plans by Friday. That’s on top of setting homework for the students and working from 7am - 5 pm. No guarantee you’ll be allowed to take holidays as well or vacation. As the schools will say that you need to be there for the students. You’ll also get last minute tasks in the evening to do like reports and newsletters and you’ll be expected to do them, on the same night. Parent and teacher conferences you’re expected to attend, as well as writing monthly reports for the students. Some schools even expect you to teach evening classes and work on some weekends. So you don’t get much down time outside of work you need to bare that in mind. But as he said it’s easy to get a visa and work permit and you have the freedom of movement. So if you don’t like the school, you can just leave but make sure you leave after payday so you don’t get cheated of your money.
Also you can be fired for no reason as you’re very replaceable here due to no requirement to have a bachelors degree. So they may find someone who they can pay less, so that they save money.
The schools here are a business and the students are the customers. So don’t have this mindset that you’re the light in shining armour. As you’re the foreigner who’s going to change the system will all your fantastic ideas as it does not work like that here. You have to follow what they want you to do. And the students are very pleasant, but also very, very, very noisy and often big classes as well. So it’s not an easy ride by any means, as there is big competition here. And the communication with Khmer people is zero, as they don’t communicate what they want you to do.
However if you have a degree and teaching experience and even a teaching qualification. you’ll probably get a better gig like quieter classes and a lighter workload.
This is things I wish that I’d have known before coming to Cambodia. So please bear that in mind but however it’s a great country and I love living here and the low cost of living.
It's the same in Vietnam. Your value is that you are just hiring if you are a native speaker. Vietnamese are willing to pay more for natives and treat them better. Even in Cambodia, the native speakers I knew had low responsibility jobs. I am not sure if you are native or not because that will make a big difference in how Vietnam or even to some extent Cambodia will treat you and what they can get away with.
@@rebornabroad Thankyou I appreciate your comment sir. This is just my experience so far, it’s a high and stressful workload, in Cambodia, with very little pay compared to Vietnam. As you only have to use the family and friends book for the students and go through a few words and if they don’t want to learn, the TA’s don’t care.
So that sounds way less stressful and if you don’t have to do lesson plans, reports and set homework as well as having have the evenings and weekends to yourself that’s a bonus. So you could enjoy Vietnam in your free time and I can always adapt to any country. Oh and I am a native English speaker from the U.K. I hope to work with you wants, I’ve finished my bachelors degree. Then I want to move and work in Vietnam thanks.
@regmohammad9426 cool if you are from the UK you can get a job no degree now. It just depends if the employer is willing to invest the time and money to get it. Some are. The ones I work with are able to get native speakers even without documentation work permits. For now. Future who knows but for sure getting a degree in anything will be better and less expensive. None the less you definitely can get work even now. The environment will be the same. No one cares, but hey, money is much more, and the overall cost of living is lower. Vietnamese government will make you miss Cambodia though lol
Depends on each person's individual preferences and qualifications. Cambodia is it for me, for now! 🙏
I agree. I don't teach anymore, but the guy we interviewed also prefers Cambodia
Really helpful vid
I am glad
Vietnam is more way bigger than Cambodia but Cambodia is more freedom and less cost of living than Vietnam. It depends on how you like your lifestyle living.
Totally agree
*_I don't think the cost of living in Cambodia is cheaper than Vietnam. A month ago I went to Bavet province of Cambodia, a province bordering Vietnam. My friend and I went to a night market and bought a pair of normal slippers. 10 dollars for something that in Vietnam you only need to pay 4 to 6 dollars for a normal pair of sandals at any market😊_*
@@anhbocphet4875 That is your problem, you choose to pay those price not the seller threatened you to pay. You can even pay $2.5 per pairs in Cambodia if you choose the pairs that suits the price.
Helpful thanks
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Just a thought, if you come to Germany to teach English no way you can save $900 monthly
Yeah, it's not bad, and his cost of living is a fraction of what it'd be in Germany
Thx for Good information
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I got fired from a private school in Phnom Penh for complaining about an older Cambodian man who would piss on the toilet seat. I asked him not to do that as I didn't want to clean his piss. He said if I didn't like it, then I could tell the school director. I took his picture and talked to the school director. They fired me. After I left, another foreign teacher jumped off the top of the building. Great place.
Sounds like the best job in town. You'll find similar places in Vietnam, though. This mindset is regional
@@rebornabroadnếu bạn dạy ở Việt Nam mà chỉ dạy cho có mà không dạy có tâm thì rất khó
Vì Việt Nam rất tôn trọng giáo viên của họ nhưng nếu họ không nhận được sự tôn trọng tối thiểu từ bạn
Thì chắc chắn bạn sẽ mất việc 100%
Ill be doing Cambodia. Im hoping to be able to save money even if its a few hundred so i can travle to Thialand in 6 months for a bachelor's degree in TEFL
A BA in anything is useful, but you can make enough to save in Vietnam. Cambodia will be more like breaking even. Obviously depending how much you are willing to scale down. I can still get you jobs in Vietnam, even without a degree.
I thought, "Wow, this guy is qualified. He could be making bank in China." Then I learned that he did nine years, and I thought, "OK, yeah. I'm in the same boat. Money is good, but so is enjoying life."
He could definitely go back to China it's just not what he is looking for. I was also in China and two times I still ended up choosing Vietnam.
teachers are the second parents to the Cambodia in the respective ! share your knowledge and love to needy
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That scooter ride is chaotic af 😅 Nice info
Glad you enjoyed it!
Which is your favorite vietnam or Cambodia?
For a teacher, Vietnam, for overseas sources of income Cambodia
Your question should be "Little Chinese colony VS Vietnam" . lol
Cambodia is awesome. Both countries have issues with politics. I agree that Chinese involvement here is one of the negatives.
@@rebornabroad Ironically, the Chinese population is only 3% but they control 70% of Cambodia economy. lol While the whole SouthEast asia were worrying and having anti-Chinese sentiment because these Chinese immigrants will always loyal to their home country so they'll side with China if war breaks out but Cambodian invited them in with open arms. lol
@@rebornabroad The same is true for Vietnam. The subway in their capital was built by China.
Communist party of viet nam： LOL
@@argus-r1j Vietnam offer every country a chance to bid on project but limited Chinese business to bid even if their bids are lower, Vietnam still prefer to use local or Japanese companies instead. lol
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So Cambodia 1 Vietnam 0
Largely depends on what you are looking to accomplish
Yeah. I lived in a hotel in Saigon, too, for 7 months. Was OK. 14K per month including a not-too-good breakfast. Got an offer on a one-room apartment right in the center for $600 per month. Didn't take it and glad I didn't. Quit the English job after 3 months; money good, micromanagement by management very bad. VN is a terrible place to work.
I worked in public schools and had zero responsibility and paid 7 million when I was teaching, so it's more who you know for employment and housing. Vietnam is a good place to work if you know the right people to work with.
@@rebornabroad I earned 54 million per month but the job still mega-sucked.
It's a very stupid video. You guys compare Cambodia to Vietnam.
No one cares about your opinion. Please feel free to cry for me
Because you're stupid.
@@rebornabroad😂😂😂😂
Cambodia
For teaching or living?
@@rebornabroad teaching
Interesting why?
Campichia sắp thành đất của Trung Quốc rồi 😁
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Jealous of Cambodia’s high-speed rail lines
But you guys are coming from Chinese ethnic in the past, so it's mean you guys are curse your ancestors
CAMBOCHE BU CAC VIETNAM
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Nếu bạn muốn lối sống theo kiểu ( ăn cháo đá bát) thì lên đến Cambodia
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Cambodia là đất nước mà ở đó chính phủ và người dân đã không tự đứng và đi bằng đôi chân của mình và giờ họ lệ thuộc hoàn toàn vào Trung Quốc. Một đất nước không có tinh thần và lòng tự tôn dân tộc mà chỉ coi mình là một đầy tớ của nước lớn sẽ khó phát triển. Tôi có xem một vài thông tin khi Trung Quốc hậu thuẫn cho họ vài khí tài quân sự họ rất tự tin và nghĩ họ có thể đánh nhau với Việt Nam. Cambodia nên tỉnh táo bởi tầm như cambodia có thể bị san phẳng trong 1 tuần. Hãy yên ôn làm ăn và bớt bám váy Trung Quốc cùng nhau làm ăn phát triển kinh tế. Dù các bạn vô ơn chúng tôi cũng không thèm chấp.
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Campuchia là số một asian
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