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I have a podcast called Pop Abroad. I launched it Fall 2019. Season 1 is about global and local communities and the ladies who lead them.

Pop Abroad season 2 shares the stories of people who made the move to the Middle East, with an emphasis on Dubai and Abu Dhabi.

 

I am also a teacher.

I look scary here but that’s because I love Halloween at school! I got my M.A. degree in Education with an emphasis on teaching English to speakers of other languages and have taught at international schools around the world, specifically S.Korea, China and now the UAE.

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I love building communities everywhere I go.

Having built and supported over 30 cities in Asia and 7 in China totaling over 20,000 women for Girl Gone International. I’ve also worked with TEDxShanghaiWomen, International Professional Women’s Society, Podbabes China and various women’s advocacy groups planning and executing large and small-scale events. I love bringing people together. Community has been one of the many reasons why I have lived abroad since 2010.

Have you thought about purchasing an apartment abroad? How about in Dubai? Teacher Tom Streppel shares his story of how he made the move from China, Malaysia to Dubai and how he saved his hard earned cash to purchase an apartment. We also chat commun
Tom Streppel, a teacher originally from the Netherlands has lived in Spain, China, Malaysia and now Dubai where he has purchased his first piece of property. On this episode we chat: -Working in China compared to the UAE -Getting paid in Euro and
Share with all your nursing friends that are considering taking a job in the #unitedarabemirates On this episode of the podcast with @dizzielizzielou a cardio thoracic nurse in Abu Dhabi, we chat recruiters, salaries, accommodation, finding friends
New episode is out! Listen in and learn about how this sonographer made her move to the Middle East. Adrienne was recruited via @linkedin ! There are many high paying roles in healthcare in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. In this episode we chat: recruitment, c
Originally from France, Leila moved to the US to teach French at a charter school. There she was able to see firsthand the differences between teaching in the American vs French system. Here are a few of the first things she noticed. Listen to her gi