LIVE-IN CAREGIVER

[nicolo]

Sorry for the late announcement, been really busy with preparing for my trip to your beautiful country.

This is an invitation for people to attend the free LIVE-IN CAREGIVER Seminar by SMART Training and our school, STI VIETNAM on Aug.10, 2008 at Pandarra Hotel (in front of Intercontinental). The seminar starts at 8:00am and ends at 12:00 noon.
More details of the program can be found at the official website of CANADA http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/caregiver/apply-who.asp

We are giving out free brochures to help you understand about our program and we are more than willing to entertain questions about the LIVE-IN CAREGIVER program.

For more queries, please contact MR.Vincent Bui
Cell: 098652042
Telephone No: 023351176
Fax: 023995501
or visit us at 8A Ruesey Keo District, Phnom Penh, Cambodia. or email me at nikdudu@yahoo.com.

Hope to see you guys, this won't be the last seminar  we are doing here in Cambodia so i will keep you posted for more details in the future.

[nicolo]

Ey guys, the seminar today was great. we had around 80 people in the meeting room. I just want to inform everybody that aside from the LIVE IN CAREGIVER program we are starting in Cambodia, we are also going to start with other vocational courses (short and long courses) for you to choose from. More updates will follow in the next few weeks. For now, we are set on offering DOMESTIC HOME CARE training and also CUSTOMER SERVICE Training. Can't give much details for now but before going, i would like to tell everybody here that i like Cambodia more and more each day. I feel at home and the people are very nice. Not to mention, are good in speaking in English too.
Please expect more posts on his section in the future.

[denith]

Man... it was really LATE.

[nicolo]

Yeah, we are planning another one last this month or 1st week next week.Updates to follow.. I visited the Tourist street. It was a lot of fun too. Hanging around and watching people on the street.

[Pros_DingDong]

Nicolo @August 10, 2008, 08:38:27 AM,

Live-in caregiver course seems to be a promising training opportunity for many young Cambodians. In the future, with improving medical care and increasing number of middle class and aging Cambodians, mostly suffering from stroke, properly trained care givers will be very much seeked.

Regarding the future of the country, i'm not very optimistic. It will be a long long long time before some real justice can be found here in Cambodia. If you can turn blind eye on all the little but subtle injustice that little people are swallowing in with pain but pretend it is just a part of their lives, you'll find complete harmony with this country. BUT i can't. Anyone can see the acts and their consequences or results of corruption, cronyism, and bribery under the bright sunlight in Phnom Penh. But they are still, for me at my lowest standard of critic for a governing authority, slightly acceptable considering all the wars and political chaos that Cambodia has experienced. However, the lack of respect for others' lives by some of the riches and the powerfuls has saddened me considerably. Murderers can get away without any repercussion if they have strong connections. The lives of poor people are not worthy for compassion from the riches. If a rich person who violates traffic laws and at the same time kills another trafficker, who does not at all have any connection with powerful guys, it is very likely that the violator (murderer in this case) will get away by paying only 2000 US dollars to the victim family according to the new traffic LAWS.
There have been rumors that some traffick violators (car or truck drivers) who were involved in accidents once realized they hit somebody, they would back their vehicles and kill the injured traffickers, who laid blooding on the street so that they would have to pay only 2000 US dollars instead of having to pay for all the medical expenses for the victims and most likely it'd be much more than 2000 US dollars.
So be careful when you are your moto on the streets of PPenh. When you see nice and expensive cars roaring and approaching you, you'd better make big room for them. Just my advice because I would do the same. People who know that they won't get punished for violating laws will always violate laws although they don't have too.

The following link will take you to read an article that every much examplyfies what i just mentioned above: http://www.modbee.com/1647/story/401363.html

[nicolo]

Thank you so much for your insights sir. I really appreciate your honest and impartial thoughts about the development of Cambodia and the current state that the nation is in. I might not thoroughly understand the problems that overshadow the lives of many Cambodians but i must agree that there are irregularities that could dampen a person's enthusiasm for a better life. There are so many things that could and would happen despite all these and i just hope that when the time comes that people are ready to move on with their lives, they can set their eyes on the future beyond these borders. I would definitely root on the CAmbodian people's struggle for equality and respect for human life.  There are many sides that we all can take. We can live among the dead or be dead among the living so to speak.
I hope to make good in a business of creating opportunities for people who want something better where they are now.