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TurkishCoffee

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English expat in Saudi Arabia

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8 years ago
charisma1

International Institute for Languages by charisma1

Has anyone here been hired by the International Institute for Languages in Saudi Arabia? They offered me a job teaching English in a medical school in Riyadh. Is that common?

TurkishCoffee

Well, it sounds like your experience there was/is similar to mine. It's a total mess of a place, and I've never come across such dishonest, corrupt and incompetent people. The Western management - Shaf Asif, Fergus Rea, Phillip Harttrup - ... Read More

TurkishCoffee replied to a thread
8 years ago
Priscilla

Customer care in Greece by Priscilla

Hello everyone, The way customer services are handled can greatly affect your views on certain brands, products, companies or stores. As a consumer, it is important to get familiar with local practices regarding client assistance in Greece and ...

TurkishCoffee

I've not had much experience, TBH. I guess it depends a lot on where you're shopping: if it's a small, family-owned local shop, say, as opposed to a large multinational chain. What's your own experience in this regard? Read More

TurkishCoffee replied to a thread
8 years ago
charisma1

International Institute for Languages by charisma1

Has anyone here been hired by the International Institute for Languages in Saudi Arabia? They offered me a job teaching English in a medical school in Riyadh. Is that common?

TurkishCoffee

You're better off trying for a job with a university. You'll get better (longer) holidays and a more established management structure. Many of the newer projects in Saudi, such as NITI (only 2-3 years old) are chaotic and disorganized and ... Read More

TurkishCoffee replied to a thread
8 years ago
charisma1

International Institute for Languages by charisma1

Has anyone here been hired by the International Institute for Languages in Saudi Arabia? They offered me a job teaching English in a medical school in Riyadh. Is that common?

TurkishCoffee

When you say ''the Has post'' do you mean: ''Al-Ahsa''? It's not a good place to work and the Western management at NITI are lapdogs for the Saudis: totally corrupt and useless. Read More

TurkishCoffee replied to a thread
8 years ago
charisma1

International Institute for Languages by charisma1

Has anyone here been hired by the International Institute for Languages in Saudi Arabia? They offered me a job teaching English in a medical school in Riyadh. Is that common?

TurkishCoffee

Yes, I'm pretty sure there's a scam going on with them. But I've not got proof and I have no way to get any proof. They are completely incompetent, one way or another. Working for them, and for NITI and for Kaplan, was a big big mistake ... Read More

TurkishCoffee replied to a thread
8 years ago
charisma1

International Institute for Languages by charisma1

Has anyone here been hired by the International Institute for Languages in Saudi Arabia? They offered me a job teaching English in a medical school in Riyadh. Is that common?

TurkishCoffee

Ah yes, you're questions. I don't know the Has operation and can't inform you about working hours, etc. You can indeed get a plane out of there, mind: most staff are on visas, not iqamas, and it's a relatively straightforward task to ... Read More

TurkishCoffee replied to a thread
8 years ago
charisma1

International Institute for Languages by charisma1

Has anyone here been hired by the International Institute for Languages in Saudi Arabia? They offered me a job teaching English in a medical school in Riyadh. Is that common?