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Thread: Advice for English worker living in Istanbul

101.       Loveprague
627 posts
 16 Feb 2009 Mon 10:08 pm

 

Quoting deli

hi love prague, all I did was a weekend tefl course ,when I was in istanbul i just walked into dersane and told them I had the certificate ,they didnt even ask to see it , I was earning 17 lira an hour and they started me off part time  could have had more hours but I moved away from I stanbul ,but i also taught a few children privately and was earning 50 lira an hour. my english,  grammer is poor but I just focused on the conversational parts and the turkish teachers taught the grammer. do the tefl course and just walk into english time or any place like that ,they should snap you up, like I said before I left england I only took the weekend course, anddddddddddd they didnt even look at my certificate . good luck

 

 Hi Deli,

           Thanks for your reply, I had already thought about exactly this as I know the more expensive course is way out of my reach even if I was working now I cannot justify paying nearly £1,000 pounds on a course without any guarantees of success.

 

I taught two students before with the help of my English teacher which was very confidence building and I enjoyed it but sadly it did not last as you can only teach so far.

 

Best wishes Rich



Thread: Advice for English worker living in Istanbul

102.       Loveprague
627 posts
 16 Feb 2009 Mon 09:51 pm

Hello all,

             I hope we are all well? my circumstances I thought were going to change but I am now in a catch 22 situation, I was going to teach English and complete a CELTA course in Turkey which would have gave me a very good chance to get some sort of employment if I was successful and completed the course with the certificate.

 

The problem lies with the price of the course which is £950.00 English pounds, this sort of money I simply have not got as I am living off my savings while I am in Turkey, I came to the U.K. to ask for help of any kind which was to ask for a loan which I would pay back but as Turkey are not in the E.U. there is not any help whatsoever to help my cause.  I would complete the course but cannot afford to fund it in the first place so I am back to Plan B.

 

I will now do anything to support my wife in Turkey with a baby on the way it is so important, we have talked just about every scenario, I even looked at jobs in the U.K. but I will not miss the most important time of anyones life seeing a baby born.  I just wanted to ask some advice, I have tried American hotels, consulate, American hospitals, Ataturk airport and just about looked at everything else that would possibly require a good English speaker.

 

The teaching is there just not the fee for the course has to be paid in full no options to pay monthly or anything.  So I am asking anyone for their advice, anything that would pay even a small amount I would consider just while I am living in Turkey

Thanks



Thread: English to Turkish please

103.       Loveprague
627 posts
 15 Feb 2009 Sun 11:12 pm

Cok tesekkur ederim



Thread: English to Turkish please

104.       Loveprague
627 posts
 15 Feb 2009 Sun 10:55 pm

Can someone translate this message please

 

A very nice couple you make Betul, I return to Turkey next thursday so I wish you all the best and keep intouch take care Richard 



Thread: Buying laptops for use in another country?

105.       Loveprague
627 posts
 08 Feb 2009 Sun 11:40 pm

Hello,
I could really do with some expert advice on this subject, I want to purchase a laptop in the U.K. and then use it in my home in Turkey, can anyone tell me what the difficulties or any connection problems I would have by doing this. I am not a computer expert at all so would someone with some knowledge please help.

I want to purchase a laptop in the U.K. to use in Turkey, I know there is a difference in voltage and it is lower than the U.K. in Turkey but can someone tell me would there be also components problems, with buying a laptop are the configurations of the components only for U.K. use only and finally what type of internet would I require can I use my current account package in the U.K. in Turkey.



Thread: English to Turkish please

106.       Loveprague
627 posts
 04 Feb 2009 Wed 11:18 am

 

Quoting berkcan

 

 

 

 

 

Merhaba ayse..

nasýlsýn? Kendin ve Ali ile ilgili haberler duyduðumuz için üzgünüz,yakýnda bizi mutlaka ziyaret et

 

en iyi dileklerimle richard & nesrin

 

 Cok tesekkur ederim Berkcan{#lang_emotions_flowers}



Edited (2/4/2009) by Loveprague



Thread: English to Turkish please

107.       Loveprague
627 posts
 04 Feb 2009 Wed 11:06 am

Hello Ayse,

                 How are you? sorry to hear your news about yourself and Ali, you must come and visit us sometime soon

Best wishes Richard & Nesrin



Thread: Update om my life in Turkey

108.       Loveprague
627 posts
 03 Feb 2009 Tue 11:34 am

A big thank you for everyone who replied to my latest post, I am sorry I usually respond to everyones post individually but do not spend as much time on the computer as I used to.

 

I have read each comment and myself and Nesrin wish you all the best and thanks again for the messages, here is some flowers for all of you hope there are enough to go around{#lang_emotions_rolleyes}

 

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Rich & Nes



Thread: Update om my life in Turkey

109.       Loveprague
627 posts
 22 Jan 2009 Thu 02:50 pm

Hello all,

             I hope we are all well here on T.C. it feels like an age since I wrote here last sorry about that.

 

I am thinking about a course in English to gain a qualification to be able to teach here in Istanbul the course is a Cambridge course after much reasearch into this I was told this would be probably the best course to undertake.  I have so far been unsuccessful in finding work although a number of people here have been very helpful.  For those people who were kind enough to ask for my C.V. sorry somehow it got deleted off the computer and the complete information is back in the U.K. where I will go home to next month for a visit.

 

Some good news my dear wife Nesrin is Pregnant and nearly five months gone, we did not tell everyone as there were a number of tests to perform including a chromosone test all which are so far fine thankfully.  We are certain and the doctors it will be a girl and we have already a name but sorry everyone you will have to wait for a few months yet until I tell you{#lang_emotions_bigsmile} .  When I first discovered she was pregnant it was the best news I have ever received in my life and we are now wondering will she look Turkish or English or perhaps have a little bit of German in her from my mum, so all in all three possibilities.

 

Best wishes everyone I will try and write more often

Rich & Nes



Thread: Turkish ladies help please

110.       Loveprague
627 posts
 30 Oct 2008 Thu 02:26 pm

Hi all,

        I need some help please from the Turkish lady members on T.C. as christmas is coming I wanted to buy my wife a nice pair of boots for the winter, we both saw a great pair and a pair she really liked in a shop called Greyder in Taksim Istanbul, but they were not available in her size, I have not got a picture but have a description of the boots.

 

The boots were similar to a pair of boxing boots although they came just up to half way up the calf, the boots were black and laced at the front but had a nice flat heel and were very comfortable to wear, my wife tried on a similar pair in her size but they were brown in colour.  I would really like to get a pair for her as a surprise would you help me please{#lang_emotions_bigsmile}

 

 

The boots were very similar to these but not as high up the calf

 

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