Living and Working in Ankara, Turkey as an Expat | Expats Everywhere

[@s.o.s.crawford83]

Thank you for pronouncing Ankara correctly. I lived their for four years. My father was in the Air Force. He was paid in US dollars. We lived off base but, we shopped on base at the commissary for products you couldn't get in the city and we went to the American hospital which was in the city. All of these years later I miss the bazaars and hot sunflower seeds well, I miss the food. All the elementary schools teach not only Turkish but, English and French.

[@ExpatsEverywhere]

Thanks for sharing. We don't pronounce much correctly so we're glad to hear it.

[@cbm2156]

I spend 18 months in Ankara with the US Army back in the 1960s. I know it has changed a lot since then and the city itself is about 4 or 5 times larger than it was when I was there from late 1962 to May 1964. I enjoyed living there and think of it often as a great experience. .

[@emincan007]

Hello guys. My origin is ankara and im every year there. I can say its one if the most beautiful cities i have seen. Its also safe and the people are funny and nice. In Ankara you can definitely have a great metropolitan life with nature around the city, lots of malls and safety. I only can advocate what shes telling about Ankara.

[@ExpatsEverywhere]

Thanks for sharing

[@armani8983]

Alot of Question resolved. Thats why we always needs Teacher for life. She defined very very well.

[@ExpatsEverywhere]

Thank you for the comment and feedback, Leo.

[@abdulrahman_khan2]

This is a great video i have ever seen about Ankara turkey

[@ExpatsEverywhere]

Woah! Thanks.

[@TheTanha47]

Thank you. Very clear insight for people who are interested to move to Turkey.

[@ExpatsEverywhere]

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[@yahyakhan649]

@@ExpatsEverywhere how to find job in turkey

[@dea2432]

Hi, please can you kindly do a video on the types of job available for unskilled workers?

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We'll see what we can turn up for you.

[@sbring00able]

Wow born in S Korea? Her English is perfect

[@cherifa8628]

thnx for these info specially for people like me who would to find a job in turkey

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[@bilaldavis5883]

I really enjoyed that information. Thank you!

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[@tico_carlinhos]

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[@mirandapillsbury7885]

thanks for the video!

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[@ckurtulmamis]

You may find pork products at big migros supermarket, including bacon.

[@ExpatsEverywhere]

Thanks for sharing.

[@GreatCityAttractions]

Interesting video - nice conversation.

[@ExpatsEverywhere]

Thanks for listening

[@GreatCityAttractions]

@@ExpatsEverywhere you're welcome

[@abdimuhumad7155]

Hi wher can i found a list or links of schools that i can teach on English and French languages in ankara?

[@mother2midwife]

Thank you 🙏🏻

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[@abdimuhumad7155]

Hi expats wher can i found a list or links of schools that i can teach on English and French languages in ankara?

[@ExpatsEverywhere]

International School Advisors is a pretty good resource for that. www.ischooladvisor.com/city/Ankara - Josh & Kalie

[@nomembers6666]

I would highly recommend you go to Horizon education Center which is partnered up with citizens, high school which is based in kizilay cankaya

[@Amira-ir6sb]

I am planning to retire at the end of 2021 and I am serouslly thinking to move to Ankara after I research many other cities like Antalya or other Mediterranean cities that are hot and humid, I am thinking I can always visit theses cities in winter when it's cold in Ankara . It's not easy to decide but as of now I am 65% leaning towards Ankara.

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Thanks for sharing, Amira. We appreciate you subscribing. - Josh & Kalie

[@thesabiqoon4178]

How can I find out information about english medium highschool and schools?

[@ExpatsEverywhere]

Here are your international school options. www.ischooladvisor.com/city/Ankara

[@nomembers6666]

I would like to recommend you at school that is based in Ankara Turkey, which is called horizon education centre which is based in kizilay cankaya konur sokak 57/3

[@syrinebendoub944]

Hello , I'm Morrocan and I have english civilisation and literature degree and my master is about english for communication and TESOL certification that allow me to teach in international private universities ?

[@ExpatsEverywhere]

Sorry, what's your question here? Are you wondering if you're able to teach at private international university based on what your qualifications are? Where did you study your degrees? It would certainly help if you got them in a native English speaking country like the US, UK, or Canada.

[@viajerozz]

Hi, great information, thanks! Can you recommend any resources or schools in Turkey that might employ a Spanish speaking (no English) teacher? Thanks!

[@ExpatsEverywhere]

Thanks, Ron. ISS and Search Associates seem to get the lion's share of job postings for international schools. So if you're looking for a job as a Spanish teacher, that's where to check.

[@viajerozz]

@@ExpatsEverywhere Thanks for the fast response! That's one reasn I subscrive :-)

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[@egekeremgencoglu]

You can search it from Turkish national employment site kariyer.net. You can easily find a job as a native spanish teacher.

[@abdimuhumad7155]

How can i get a link English and French teaching job schools

[@ibrahimadan2437]

Hey I was wondering what's the average cost of a 2 bedroom apartment in Ankara? Not luxurious and nothing to crowded and etc just a normal 2 bedroom apartment In a safe neighborhood

[@ExpatsEverywhere]

Numbeo is a solid resource for averages around the world. www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/in/Ankara?displayCurrency=USD

[@thewidowmaker3979]

2000-2500TL

[@egekeremgencoglu]

You can easily find a 2 bedroom apartment 300.000 to 700.000 (TL) depends on how luxury it is. You can look at sahibinden.com. for more real estate. It's a national real estate site. You can search that thousands of houses there.

[@egekeremgencoglu]

Rent price is around 1600 to 3000 TL depends on the neighborhood and luxuriousness.

[@preetibahravi2725]

Hello, would you advice studying English Literature/English First Language Degree in Turkey, Ankara? My end goal is to become an expat teacher. I would love to know about what is required and what expectation is needed?

[@ExpatsEverywhere]

Being a teacher in an international school generally requires being a licensed teacher in your home country.

[@dalailama9132]

TURKEY IS MOST BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY IN WORLD & HOLDS MOST SECRET$ OF ALL WORLD ; BASICALLY IN TURKEY THEY HAVE A LIBRARY OF ALL THE LANGUAGE$ THAT GOT LOST.. SAVED

[@aishaosman9446]

Hi. I am a registered nurse from the U.S. Are there any expat RN jobs for candidates like myself coming into Ankara? Thanks!

[@ExpatsEverywhere]

Certainly there's more of an opportunity in a private hospitals. Have you checked any job boards online? We haven't really vetted these but it's a start. unjobs.org/themes/nursing vacanciesinturkey.com/jobs/international-ngo-jobs-turkey-non-profit-nurse/

[@turhanoniz3523]

İt was more like a integration than interview

[@ExpatsEverywhere]

😂 that's funny.

[@koushazaribaf4752]

thank you very much. Could you please mention her instagram or something I could talk to her. I have some questions

[@ExpatsEverywhere]

IG c_park410 should do the trick.

[@nomembers6666]

I’m Somali and I’ve been in Ankara for seven months so far not even one Turkish person speaks English

[@trneighty5941]

Unfortunate to hear it’s unsafe to travel alone. I was hoping to visit there and I don’t have anyone to go with.

[@ExpatsEverywhere]

Thanks for sharing. We hope you can find a travel buddy.

[@ckurtulmamis]

It is mostly safe for solo travelers, if you do it with common sense. There are lots of solo travelers in Turkey, yeah even females too. She is making big of a deal.

[@suzzywebbers7961]

I am travelling alone in Turkey all the time. It is very safe. Turks are very considerate and respectful and very adequate in general. Just use your common sense.

[@manyakataria-p5z]

hi, loved the video. can you please provide her contact on any social media as i have a bunch of questions, hope she can guide me with those. so please if possible , give her updated social media contact. thank you❤

[@ExpatsEverywhere]

Hi, sorry, she doesn't want to be contacted about the interview. She also moved from Ankara some years back. Thanks for the love though.

[@robinhazell6019]

The first lady is an English teacher, yet her grammar is terrible, she kept saying 'a' instead in 'an;. No wonder Grammerly is an American invention.

[@ExpatsEverywhere]

This is a bit of a strange comment, Robin. Christine is a music teacher at international schools originally from South Korea. Her American accent is attributed to going to American international schools around the world as her parents are South Korean expats. So English is her second language at the end of the day.

[@robinhazell6019]

@@ExpatsEverywhere I too was an ESL /EFL Teacher in 3 Asian countries for 28 years.Nothing strange about my comment because I only pointed out the truth of her speaking skills. If she had American teachers, then that explains her grammar skills, as I pointed out, it is no surprie that GRAMMERLY is from the USA. BTW: I worked with many American teachers, and their grammar was good,.I would say that the level of Grammar in all English speaking countries has fallen remarkably in the last 20 - 30 years.