00:00 [Filipino English Teacher's Advertisement]
00:10 [Filipino English Teacher's Advertisement]
00:12 [Filipino English Teacher's Advertisement]
00:31 800 to 900 dollars.
00:33 In the Philippines, it's hard to teach in special education.
00:39 Here, they give a lot of opportunities for special teachers.
00:44 Lovi May, a former English teacher in Cambodia, has her own private school.
00:51 Actually, I am a civil engineering graduate.
00:54 So when you come here in Cambodia, even if you're not a teacher, you can be a teacher.
00:59 You just try and study and qualify yourself as a teacher if you want to go higher level.
01:07 The good news for those who want to work here as teachers,
01:11 the Filipino English teachers are looking for Cambodia.
01:15 They are still looking for teachers here in Cambodia.
01:19 They want our English.
01:22 I guess they understand it better than the Americans because we are accentless.
01:27 On the website of the DMW or Department of Migrant Workers, you can look for job posting.
01:32 You need to go to the recruitment agency because direct hire is prohibited here.
01:37 Currently, there are almost 6,000 OFWs here in Cambodia.
01:41 Most of them are teachers.
01:43 Even the staff in the Senate of Cambodia, the Filipino is the one teaching English.
01:47 From here in Phnom Penh for GMA Integrated News, Jonathan Andal, 24 Hours.
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