Nice job. Actually i been watching you and @ireneinnz channels when i was in HK during pandemic. Im here in NZ now working as small potatoes in financial crime and fraud area. Learning new stuff is challenging but glad i found a job , least i can show to my kids , daddy is working and paying tax for the country. All the best in Ur future career life.
@runninglogung5 күн бұрын
@@nzape10 Thank you and congrats! Hope you enjoy the new life here!
@yzxie23847 күн бұрын
Hi 睇左你搵工的历程,我都有感而发,我深信机会是留比有准备的人。正如我亦冇谂过, 差不多近退休年龄,都可入到伯明翰间大医院做。经过多次面试,虽然我冇Gcse等资历,但有Hkcee的学历补救,加上英语沟通,重来难不到我。现在已做了两年了。所以香港人在海外,只要肯努力,不愁找不到工作 😊
新西蘭工程建築師專業當然類似香港,不過生活在新西蘭有些不同,whatsoever unitec Auckland U etc. I know it is different, but I feel enjoying your work, your job, your colleagues that's adequate. My comment come from I retired with MSc degree, HKIE, IPENZ,.
In any event, your NZ diploma can't be registered as a qualified Architect unless you hold First Class Honors Bachelor in Architecture degree froin University Auckland or Unitec's Master degree in Architecture . Please bear in mind that if you can't get pass grade in the first year and you can't apply for tution free in the second year. I'm disappointed that you aslo mentioned the Hong Kong academic degree as it would not help your job opportunities in the mainstream.
@runninglogung3 ай бұрын
@@patricklo461 Please bear in mind that seeking a job in the construction industry or becoming an architect is not a must to me. And what I have mentioned was not only a HK degree, not only in accounting. There are so many different things I could pursue in life. My meaning of life is not defined by a “good” school, a “good” degree, a “good” job. I think you don’t understand and our conversation could hardly be meaningful.
I am a Kiwi myself but fled to Australia decades ago as there were plenty more opportunity for my career. The cost of living in Auckland is so much higher than Sydney including grocery, petrol... etc whereas the pay in Sydney is higher than Auckland. Now I am living in a standalone house in Sydney 10 km from cbd growing my favourate fruit and vegetable in my garden in the backyard. I am cooking at home 99.999% of time and I drive to work everyday. I only take the public transport into cbd maybe less than 10 times a year. I am not quite sure what you are talking about Sydney life style is very similar to HK !!!