adsa1207
Jordanian expat in Qatar
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Registration: 24 April 2015
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Best season to move to Kuwait by Priscilla
Hello, Many expats choose to move to Kuwait at a specific time of the year, and we invite you to share some tips about the best seasons to move to the country. What is the best season/time of the year to move to Kuwait, and why? How do rent ...
Best time to move to Kuwait is whenever employer tells you to join if you join between mid May-mid Sep , be ready to go for medical and other visa formalities in peak summer bright sun which may depress you . otherwise also these formalities ... Read More
assistant professor salary in Kuwait by hasankamru
Hi, I have been offered an assistant professor position in an university in Kuwait with the following benefits. basic: 1900 KD, housing 400 KD, Transport 100 KD. I have 2 years postdoc experience. Is the offer reasonable with respect to assistant ...
I agree with Koray E. the number of applications are in hundreds for the post of professors because Kuwait is good place to save money and lots of doctors specially from Arabic speaking countries are available readily . culture in all private ... Read More
AKU package for assistant professor by kmeryem
Hello! Do you know the package offred for an assistant professor at the australian university of kuwait?
Kuwait College of Science & Technology (KCST) is very new private university . I think this will be only their 2nd year of operations. look at the net savings you shall make and compare with your current savings. many companies in Kuwait started ... Read More
How to apply credit card in Kuwait? by sherrychen
Hi, is that easy for an expat to apply a credit card in Kuwait? What kind of materials need to provide? Thanks!
Civil id, salary certificate, Iqama are common documents in Kuwait which can be used for most of the banking needs. you may get first year free credit card but be careful and ask for yearly fees for second year onwards . I cancelled my credit card ... Read More
AKU package for assistant professor by kmeryem
Hello! Do you know the package offred for an assistant professor at the australian university of kuwait?
Do u want to say Australian College of Kuwait which is ACK. this is private college where the sole motive is to earn money .they make you work like servants and pay little if you compare with other private colleges . be ready to work in dirty ... Read More
Anyone going to teach / work in Kuwait from UK? by rifraf123
Hi guys, just got offered a job in Kuwait to teach, anyone else going there or already teach there? Moving there on my own ? I've lived in London practically all my life, British Asian, In my mid 20s, anyone around that age living there already? ...
Kuwait is great place to live and save money. Good infrastructure, grand malls, almost all the global brands available at lesser cost, amazing coastal area, restaurants etc. On the other side, it is conservative country. Alcohol is not allowed. ... Read More
American schools in Kuwait by zjannamel
Hello, My husband moved to Kuwait for work and now me and my daughter are considering moving too in a summer if find appropriate school. We are in Kuwait right now on spring break and going through application and testing process. So far we are ...
Between AIS and ASK, my recommendation AIS, this is the best in Kuwait. it also depends on which curriculum you want to take. IGCSE or IB or American? AIS will provide IB and American. BSK and many other schools are offering IG syllabus. All the ... Read More
American University of the Middle East? Please help by mikesharp
Hi All, I was interviewed twice over Skype, and was asked to visit the campus to do face-to-face interview. After reading this blog, I started to feel uncomfortable of going to Kuwait for 3rd interview. Can anyone comment on my situation and ...
The universities in this region are all similar, they use American - Australian - British or Canadian names. Student also prefer these universities, I worked in A.U.M. for more than 3 years .It was good experience. do not worry too much. I left ... Read More