BIG MOVE

lvnrtnr · February 18

Hello! I just got my grant yesterday. Ask ko lang po kung normal ba na hindi agad nagrereflect sa vevo yun visa details? Error kasi lumalabas sa akin.

MidnightPanda12 · February 20

Hello anybody here who tried applying for hospitality works onshore (kumbaga po as temporary work)? I’m thinking coffee barista, like do they need or ask for prior experience. Because I do have some experience in coffee but on the processing part (grinding and cupping) and now I’m seeing some coffee barista courses online (administered F2F) and I kinda wanna take some. Baka lang gumana kumbaga as a way to put my foot forward to being hired. Thanks.

PeanutButter · February 20

@MidnightPanda12 said:
Hello anybody here who tried applying for hospitality works onshore (kumbaga po as temporary work)? I’m thinking coffee barista, like do they need or ask for prior experience. Because I do have some experience in coffee but on the processing part (grinding and cupping) and now I’m seeing some coffee barista courses online (administered F2F) and I kinda wanna take some. Baka lang gumana kumbaga as a way to put my foot forward to being hired. Thanks.

Gawa ka ng resume na 1 page lang then ipasa mo sa shops. Ang alam ko ittrain ka naman nila eh. Ako kasi sa Linkedin ako naghanap ng work nun tapos ayun naging Retail Sales Consultant ako sa Telstra at may training naman sila hindi sabak agad.

lunarcat · February 20

@DBCooper said:
Hello, for those who moved recently, what shipping service did you use? Planning to take some of our small items like books, toys, etc. Probably just a few balikbayan boxes, so I'm looking for something similar to the MoveCube by Seven Seas, but it seems it does not cater to Philippines.

Thank you.

Hello, I have been using Forex Cargo> @MidnightPanda12 said:

Hello anybody here who tried applying for hospitality works onshore (kumbaga po as temporary work)? I’m thinking coffee barista, like do they need or ask for prior experience. Because I do have some experience in coffee but on the processing part (grinding and cupping) and now I’m seeing some coffee barista courses online (administered F2F) and I kinda wanna take some. Baka lang gumana kumbaga as a way to put my foot forward to being hired. Thanks.

Hi, if you wish to apply for hospo jobs here, you need to earn certs like RSA and RSG in order to work sa mga bars or pubs. For Barista jobs, you can enroll in trainings, malakas foundations pag certified barista. Madami naman school nag ooffer ng trainings. Also, shops/restos/cafes will require you for a trial before you can get the job, most likely 2-3 hours some unpaid, some paid depende sa owner.

MidnightPanda12 · February 20

@lunarcat said:

@DBCooper said:
Hello, for those who moved recently, what shipping service did you use? Planning to take some of our small items like books, toys, etc. Probably just a few balikbayan boxes, so I'm looking for something similar to the MoveCube by Seven Seas, but it seems it does not cater to Philippines.

Thank you.

Hello, I have been using Forex Cargo> @MidnightPanda12 said:

Hello anybody here who tried applying for hospitality works onshore (kumbaga po as temporary work)? I’m thinking coffee barista, like do they need or ask for prior experience. Because I do have some experience in coffee but on the processing part (grinding and cupping) and now I’m seeing some coffee barista courses online (administered F2F) and I kinda wanna take some. Baka lang gumana kumbaga as a way to put my foot forward to being hired. Thanks.

Hi, if you wish to apply for hospo jobs here, you need to earn certs like RSA and RSG in order to work sa mga bars or pubs. For Barista jobs, you can enroll in trainings, malakas foundations pag certified barista. Madami naman school nag ooffer ng trainings. Also, shops/restos/cafes will require you for a trial before you can get the job, most likely 2-3 hours some unpaid, some paid depende sa owner.

Do you they will recognize trainings from here in the Philippines, I’d like to make it a sustenance job po kasi while looking for a job in my profession.

lunarcat · February 21

@MidnightPanda12 said:

@lunarcat said:

@DBCooper said:
Hello, for those who moved recently, what shipping service did you use? Planning to take some of our small items like books, toys, etc. Probably just a few balikbayan boxes, so I'm looking for something similar to the MoveCube by Seven Seas, but it seems it does not cater to Philippines.

Thank you.

Hello, I have been using Forex Cargo> @MidnightPanda12 said:

Hello anybody here who tried applying for hospitality works onshore (kumbaga po as temporary work)? I’m thinking coffee barista, like do they need or ask for prior experience. Because I do have some experience in coffee but on the processing part (grinding and cupping) and now I’m seeing some coffee barista courses online (administered F2F) and I kinda wanna take some. Baka lang gumana kumbaga as a way to put my foot forward to being hired. Thanks.

Hi, if you wish to apply for hospo jobs here, you need to earn certs like RSA and RSG in order to work sa mga bars or pubs. For Barista jobs, you can enroll in trainings, malakas foundations pag certified barista. Madami naman school nag ooffer ng trainings. Also, shops/restos/cafes will require you for a trial before you can get the job, most likely 2-3 hours some unpaid, some paid depende sa owner.

Do you they will recognize trainings from here in the Philippines, I’d like to make it a sustenance job po kasi while looking for a job in my profession.

They prefer local experience or locally acquired certificate tbh. From my experience, even overseas experience ko, hindi inacknowledge when I applied for jobs.

brainsap · February 21

sa case ng sister ko, every > @MidnightPanda12 said:

@lunarcat said:

@DBCooper said:
Hello, for those who moved recently, what shipping service did you use? Planning to take some of our small items like books, toys, etc. Probably just a few balikbayan boxes, so I'm looking for something similar to the MoveCube by Seven Seas, but it seems it does not cater to Philippines.

Thank you.

Hello, I have been using Forex Cargo> @MidnightPanda12 said:

Hello anybody here who tried applying for hospitality works onshore (kumbaga po as temporary work)? I’m thinking coffee barista, like do they need or ask for prior experience. Because I do have some experience in coffee but on the processing part (grinding and cupping) and now I’m seeing some coffee barista courses online (administered F2F) and I kinda wanna take some. Baka lang gumana kumbaga as a way to put my foot forward to being hired. Thanks.

Hi, if you wish to apply for hospo jobs here, you need to earn certs like RSA and RSG in order to work sa mga bars or pubs. For Barista jobs, you can enroll in trainings, malakas foundations pag certified barista. Madami naman school nag ooffer ng trainings. Also, shops/restos/cafes will require you for a trial before you can get the job, most likely 2-3 hours some unpaid, some paid depende sa owner.

Do you they will recognize trainings from here in the Philippines, I’d like to make it a sustenance job po kasi while looking for a job in my profession.

I have some friends who are students with no certificates or qualifications for hospo jobs but are working as baristas, kitchen hands, or in catering. All they did was ask directly if places were hiring, and they got trained on the job. Others got in more easily through referrals from a colleague or friend.

MidnightPanda12 · February 21

@brainsap said:
sa case ng sister ko, every > @MidnightPanda12 said:

@lunarcat said:

@DBCooper said:
Hello, for those who moved recently, what shipping service did you use? Planning to take some of our small items like books, toys, etc. Probably just a few balikbayan boxes, so I'm looking for something similar to the MoveCube by Seven Seas, but it seems it does not cater to Philippines.

Thank you.

Hello, I have been using Forex Cargo> @MidnightPanda12 said:

Hello anybody here who tried applying for hospitality works onshore (kumbaga po as temporary work)? I’m thinking coffee barista, like do they need or ask for prior experience. Because I do have some experience in coffee but on the processing part (grinding and cupping) and now I’m seeing some coffee barista courses online (administered F2F) and I kinda wanna take some. Baka lang gumana kumbaga as a way to put my foot forward to being hired. Thanks.

Hi, if you wish to apply for hospo jobs here, you need to earn certs like RSA and RSG in order to work sa mga bars or pubs. For Barista jobs, you can enroll in trainings, malakas foundations pag certified barista. Madami naman school nag ooffer ng trainings. Also, shops/restos/cafes will require you for a trial before you can get the job, most likely 2-3 hours some unpaid, some paid depende sa owner.

Do you they will recognize trainings from here in the Philippines, I’d like to make it a sustenance job po kasi while looking for a job in my profession.

I have some friends who are students with no certificates or qualifications for hospo jobs but are working as baristas, kitchen hands, or in catering. All they did was ask directly if places were hiring, and they got trained on the job. Others got in more easily through referrals from a colleague or friend.

Napapaoverthink kasi magsasabi na ako sa office namin na magmimigrate ako. Kaso ang hirap mag apply ng work walang nabalik sa akin kasi wala ako AU number and nasa offshore pa nga. Haha.

lvnrtnr · February 21

@MidnightPanda12 said:

@brainsap said:
sa case ng sister ko, every > @MidnightPanda12 said:

@lunarcat said:

@DBCooper said:
Hello, for those who moved recently, what shipping service did you use? Planning to take some of our small items like books, toys, etc. Probably just a few balikbayan boxes, so I'm looking for something similar to the MoveCube by Seven Seas, but it seems it does not cater to Philippines.

Thank you.

Hello, I have been using Forex Cargo> @MidnightPanda12 said:

Hello anybody here who tried applying for hospitality works onshore (kumbaga po as temporary work)? I’m thinking coffee barista, like do they need or ask for prior experience. Because I do have some experience in coffee but on the processing part (grinding and cupping) and now I’m seeing some coffee barista courses online (administered F2F) and I kinda wanna take some. Baka lang gumana kumbaga as a way to put my foot forward to being hired. Thanks.

Hi, if you wish to apply for hospo jobs here, you need to earn certs like RSA and RSG in order to work sa mga bars or pubs. For Barista jobs, you can enroll in trainings, malakas foundations pag certified barista. Madami naman school nag ooffer ng trainings. Also, shops/restos/cafes will require you for a trial before you can get the job, most likely 2-3 hours some unpaid, some paid depende sa owner.

Do you they will recognize trainings from here in the Philippines, I’d like to make it a sustenance job po kasi while looking for a job in my profession.

I have some friends who are students with no certificates or qualifications for hospo jobs but are working as baristas, kitchen hands, or in catering. All they did was ask directly if places were hiring, and they got trained on the job. Others got in more easily through referrals from a colleague or friend.

Napapaoverthink kasi magsasabi na ako sa office namin na magmimigrate ako. Kaso ang hirap mag apply ng work walang nabalik sa akin kasi wala ako AU number and nasa offshore pa nga. Haha.

Hello. Kailan ka pala magbBM? 🙂

Ozdrims · February 21

@MidnightPanda12 said:

@brainsap said:
sa case ng sister ko, every > @MidnightPanda12 said:

@lunarcat said:

@DBCooper said:
Hello, for those who moved recently, what shipping service did you use? Planning to take some of our small items like books, toys, etc. Probably just a few balikbayan boxes, so I'm looking for something similar to the MoveCube by Seven Seas, but it seems it does not cater to Philippines.

Thank you.

Hello, I have been using Forex Cargo> @MidnightPanda12 said:

Hello anybody here who tried applying for hospitality works onshore (kumbaga po as temporary work)? I’m thinking coffee barista, like do they need or ask for prior experience. Because I do have some experience in coffee but on the processing part (grinding and cupping) and now I’m seeing some coffee barista courses online (administered F2F) and I kinda wanna take some. Baka lang gumana kumbaga as a way to put my foot forward to being hired. Thanks.

Hi, if you wish to apply for hospo jobs here, you need to earn certs like RSA and RSG in order to work sa mga bars or pubs. For Barista jobs, you can enroll in trainings, malakas foundations pag certified barista. Madami naman school nag ooffer ng trainings. Also, shops/restos/cafes will require you for a trial before you can get the job, most likely 2-3 hours some unpaid, some paid depende sa owner.

Do you they will recognize trainings from here in the Philippines, I’d like to make it a sustenance job po kasi while looking for a job in my profession.

I have some friends who are students with no certificates or qualifications for hospo jobs but are working as baristas, kitchen hands, or in catering. All they did was ask directly if places were hiring, and they got trained on the job. Others got in more easily through referrals from a colleague or friend.

Napapaoverthink kasi magsasabi na ako sa office namin na magmimigrate ako. Kaso ang hirap mag apply ng work walang nabalik sa akin kasi wala ako AU number and nasa offshore pa nga. Haha.

“ Sa mga wala pang AU number, get AMAYSIM, cheapest and working AU number na pwede ma activate sa Pinas as long as may ESIM capability yung phone mo.

Pag old model or cheap phone, bili ng 5ber SIM para maging esim ready.

1k a month per 100 mins roaming call.”

MidnightPanda12 · February 21

@Ozdrims said:

@MidnightPanda12 said:

@brainsap said:
sa case ng sister ko, every > @MidnightPanda12 said:

@lunarcat said:

@DBCooper said:
Hello, for those who moved recently, what shipping service did you use? Planning to take some of our small items like books, toys, etc. Probably just a few balikbayan boxes, so I'm looking for something similar to the MoveCube by Seven Seas, but it seems it does not cater to Philippines.

Thank you.

Hello, I have been using Forex Cargo> @MidnightPanda12 said:

Hello anybody here who tried applying for hospitality works onshore (kumbaga po as temporary work)? I’m thinking coffee barista, like do they need or ask for prior experience. Because I do have some experience in coffee but on the processing part (grinding and cupping) and now I’m seeing some coffee barista courses online (administered F2F) and I kinda wanna take some. Baka lang gumana kumbaga as a way to put my foot forward to being hired. Thanks.

Hi, if you wish to apply for hospo jobs here, you need to earn certs like RSA and RSG in order to work sa mga bars or pubs. For Barista jobs, you can enroll in trainings, malakas foundations pag certified barista. Madami naman school nag ooffer ng trainings. Also, shops/restos/cafes will require you for a trial before you can get the job, most likely 2-3 hours some unpaid, some paid depende sa owner.

Do you they will recognize trainings from here in the Philippines, I’d like to make it a sustenance job po kasi while looking for a job in my profession.

I have some friends who are students with no certificates or qualifications for hospo jobs but are working as baristas, kitchen hands, or in catering. All they did was ask directly if places were hiring, and they got trained on the job. Others got in more easily through referrals from a colleague or friend.

Napapaoverthink kasi magsasabi na ako sa office namin na magmimigrate ako. Kaso ang hirap mag apply ng work walang nabalik sa akin kasi wala ako AU number and nasa offshore pa nga. Haha.

“ Sa mga wala pang AU number, get AMAYSIM, cheapest and working AU number na pwede ma activate sa Pinas as long as may ESIM capability yung phone mo.

Pag old model or cheap phone, bili ng 5ber SIM para maging esim ready.

1k a month per 100 mins roaming call.”

@lvnrtnr deadline ko po sa sarili ko ay June if di makahanap ng work while offshore.

@Ozdrims tried availing this but failed sa activation. They need na onshore daw kayo for verification.

lvnrtnr · February 21

@MidnightPanda12 said:

@brainsap said:
sa case ng sister ko, every > @MidnightPanda12 said:

@lunarcat said:

@DBCooper said:
Hello, for those who moved recently, what shipping service did you use? Planning to take some of our small items like books, toys, etc. Probably just a few balikbayan boxes, so I'm looking for something similar to the MoveCube by Seven Seas, but it seems it does not cater to Philippines.

Thank you.

Hello, I have been using Forex Cargo> @MidnightPanda12 said:

Hello anybody here who tried applying for hospitality works onshore (kumbaga po as temporary work)? I’m thinking coffee barista, like do they need or ask for prior experience. Because I do have some experience in coffee but on the processing part (grinding and cupping) and now I’m seeing some coffee barista courses online (administered F2F) and I kinda wanna take some. Baka lang gumana kumbaga as a way to put my foot forward to being hired. Thanks.

Hi, if you wish to apply for hospo jobs here, you need to earn certs like RSA and RSG in order to work sa mga bars or pubs. For Barista jobs, you can enroll in trainings, malakas foundations pag certified barista. Madami naman school nag ooffer ng trainings. Also, shops/restos/cafes will require you for a trial before you can get the job, most likely 2-3 hours some unpaid, some paid depende sa owner.

Do you they will recognize trainings from here in the Philippines, I’d like to make it a sustenance job po kasi while looking for a job in my profession.

I have some friends who are students with no certificates or qualifications for hospo jobs but are working as baristas, kitchen hands, or in catering. All they did was ask directly if places were hiring, and they got trained on the job. Others got in more easily through referrals from a colleague or friend.

Napapaoverthink kasi magsasabi na ako sa office namin na magmimigrate ako. Kaso ang hirap mag apply ng work walang nabalik sa akin kasi wala ako AU number and nasa offshore pa nga. Haha.

Hello. Kailan ka pala magbBM? 🙂> @MidnightPanda12 said:

@Ozdrims said:

@MidnightPanda12 said:

@brainsap said:
sa case ng sister ko, every > @MidnightPanda12 said:

@lunarcat said:

@DBCooper said:
Hello, for those who moved recently, what shipping service did you use? Planning to take some of our small items like books, toys, etc. Probably just a few balikbayan boxes, so I'm looking for something similar to the MoveCube by Seven Seas, but it seems it does not cater to Philippines.

Thank you.

Hello, I have been using Forex Cargo> @MidnightPanda12 said:

Hello anybody here who tried applying for hospitality works onshore (kumbaga po as temporary work)? I’m thinking coffee barista, like do they need or ask for prior experience. Because I do have some experience in coffee but on the processing part (grinding and cupping) and now I’m seeing some coffee barista courses online (administered F2F) and I kinda wanna take some. Baka lang gumana kumbaga as a way to put my foot forward to being hired. Thanks.

Hi, if you wish to apply for hospo jobs here, you need to earn certs like RSA and RSG in order to work sa mga bars or pubs. For Barista jobs, you can enroll in trainings, malakas foundations pag certified barista. Madami naman school nag ooffer ng trainings. Also, shops/restos/cafes will require you for a trial before you can get the job, most likely 2-3 hours some unpaid, some paid depende sa owner.

Do you they will recognize trainings from here in the Philippines, I’d like to make it a sustenance job po kasi while looking for a job in my profession.

I have some friends who are students with no certificates or qualifications for hospo jobs but are working as baristas, kitchen hands, or in catering. All they did was ask directly if places were hiring, and they got trained on the job. Others got in more easily through referrals from a colleague or friend.

Napapaoverthink kasi magsasabi na ako sa office namin na magmimigrate ako. Kaso ang hirap mag apply ng work walang nabalik sa akin kasi wala ako AU number and nasa offshore pa nga. Haha.

“ Sa mga wala pang AU number, get AMAYSIM, cheapest and working AU number na pwede ma activate sa Pinas as long as may ESIM capability yung phone mo.

Pag old model or cheap phone, bili ng 5ber SIM para maging esim ready.

1k a month per 100 mins roaming call.”

@lvnrtnr deadline ko po sa sarili ko ay June if di makahanap ng work while offshore.

@Ozdrims tried availing this but failed sa activation. They need na onshore daw kayo for verification.

Good luck!! Deadline ko sa sarili ko ay May 😭

Arvs · 12:10PM

hello

MidnightPanda12 · 6:59PM

@lvnrtnr said:

@MidnightPanda12 said:

@brainsap said:
sa case ng sister ko, every > @MidnightPanda12 said:

@lunarcat said:

@DBCooper said:
Hello, for those who moved recently, what shipping service did you use? Planning to take some of our small items like books, toys, etc. Probably just a few balikbayan boxes, so I'm looking for something similar to the MoveCube by Seven Seas, but it seems it does not cater to Philippines.

Thank you.

Hello, I have been using Forex Cargo> @MidnightPanda12 said:

Hello anybody here who tried applying for hospitality works onshore (kumbaga po as temporary work)? I’m thinking coffee barista, like do they need or ask for prior experience. Because I do have some experience in coffee but on the processing part (grinding and cupping) and now I’m seeing some coffee barista courses online (administered F2F) and I kinda wanna take some. Baka lang gumana kumbaga as a way to put my foot forward to being hired. Thanks.

Hi, if you wish to apply for hospo jobs here, you need to earn certs like RSA and RSG in order to work sa mga bars or pubs. For Barista jobs, you can enroll in trainings, malakas foundations pag certified barista. Madami naman school nag ooffer ng trainings. Also, shops/restos/cafes will require you for a trial before you can get the job, most likely 2-3 hours some unpaid, some paid depende sa owner.

Do you they will recognize trainings from here in the Philippines, I’d like to make it a sustenance job po kasi while looking for a job in my profession.

I have some friends who are students with no certificates or qualifications for hospo jobs but are working as baristas, kitchen hands, or in catering. All they did was ask directly if places were hiring, and they got trained on the job. Others got in more easily through referrals from a colleague or friend.

Napapaoverthink kasi magsasabi na ako sa office namin na magmimigrate ako. Kaso ang hirap mag apply ng work walang nabalik sa akin kasi wala ako AU number and nasa offshore pa nga. Haha.

Hello. Kailan ka pala magbBM? 🙂> @MidnightPanda12 said:

@Ozdrims said:

@MidnightPanda12 said:

@brainsap said:
sa case ng sister ko, every > @MidnightPanda12 said:

@lunarcat said:

@DBCooper said:
Hello, for those who moved recently, what shipping service did you use? Planning to take some of our small items like books, toys, etc. Probably just a few balikbayan boxes, so I'm looking for something similar to the MoveCube by Seven Seas, but it seems it does not cater to Philippines.

Thank you.

Hello, I have been using Forex Cargo> @MidnightPanda12 said:

Hello anybody here who tried applying for hospitality works onshore (kumbaga po as temporary work)? I’m thinking coffee barista, like do they need or ask for prior experience. Because I do have some experience in coffee but on the processing part (grinding and cupping) and now I’m seeing some coffee barista courses online (administered F2F) and I kinda wanna take some. Baka lang gumana kumbaga as a way to put my foot forward to being hired. Thanks.

Hi, if you wish to apply for hospo jobs here, you need to earn certs like RSA and RSG in order to work sa mga bars or pubs. For Barista jobs, you can enroll in trainings, malakas foundations pag certified barista. Madami naman school nag ooffer ng trainings. Also, shops/restos/cafes will require you for a trial before you can get the job, most likely 2-3 hours some unpaid, some paid depende sa owner.

Do you they will recognize trainings from here in the Philippines, I’d like to make it a sustenance job po kasi while looking for a job in my profession.

I have some friends who are students with no certificates or qualifications for hospo jobs but are working as baristas, kitchen hands, or in catering. All they did was ask directly if places were hiring, and they got trained on the job. Others got in more easily through referrals from a colleague or friend.

Napapaoverthink kasi magsasabi na ako sa office namin na magmimigrate ako. Kaso ang hirap mag apply ng work walang nabalik sa akin kasi wala ako AU number and nasa offshore pa nga. Haha.

“ Sa mga wala pang AU number, get AMAYSIM, cheapest and working AU number na pwede ma activate sa Pinas as long as may ESIM capability yung phone mo.

Pag old model or cheap phone, bili ng 5ber SIM para maging esim ready.

1k a month per 100 mins roaming call.”

@lvnrtnr deadline ko po sa sarili ko ay June if di makahanap ng work while offshore.

@Ozdrims tried availing this but failed sa activation. They need na onshore daw kayo for verification.

Good luck!! Deadline ko sa sarili ko ay May 😭

Mas gusto ko nga din mag BM ng mas maaga, kaso wala pa work dun. Kaya magipon muna ng panggastos. hahaha

lvnrtnr · 8:28PM

@MidnightPanda12 said:

@lvnrtnr said:

@MidnightPanda12 said:

@brainsap said:
sa case ng sister ko, every > @MidnightPanda12 said:

@lunarcat said:

@DBCooper said:
Hello, for those who moved recently, what shipping service did you use? Planning to take some of our small items like books, toys, etc. Probably just a few balikbayan boxes, so I'm looking for something similar to the MoveCube by Seven Seas, but it seems it does not cater to Philippines.

Thank you.

Hello, I have been using Forex Cargo> @MidnightPanda12 said:

Hello anybody here who tried applying for hospitality works onshore (kumbaga po as temporary work)? I’m thinking coffee barista, like do they need or ask for prior experience. Because I do have some experience in coffee but on the processing part (grinding and cupping) and now I’m seeing some coffee barista courses online (administered F2F) and I kinda wanna take some. Baka lang gumana kumbaga as a way to put my foot forward to being hired. Thanks.

Hi, if you wish to apply for hospo jobs here, you need to earn certs like RSA and RSG in order to work sa mga bars or pubs. For Barista jobs, you can enroll in trainings, malakas foundations pag certified barista. Madami naman school nag ooffer ng trainings. Also, shops/restos/cafes will require you for a trial before you can get the job, most likely 2-3 hours some unpaid, some paid depende sa owner.

Do you they will recognize trainings from here in the Philippines, I’d like to make it a sustenance job po kasi while looking for a job in my profession.

I have some friends who are students with no certificates or qualifications for hospo jobs but are working as baristas, kitchen hands, or in catering. All they did was ask directly if places were hiring, and they got trained on the job. Others got in more easily through referrals from a colleague or friend.

Napapaoverthink kasi magsasabi na ako sa office namin na magmimigrate ako. Kaso ang hirap mag apply ng work walang nabalik sa akin kasi wala ako AU number and nasa offshore pa nga. Haha.

Hello. Kailan ka pala magbBM? 🙂> @MidnightPanda12 said:

@Ozdrims said:

@MidnightPanda12 said:

@brainsap said:
sa case ng sister ko, every > @MidnightPanda12 said:

@lunarcat said:

@DBCooper said:
Hello, for those who moved recently, what shipping service did you use? Planning to take some of our small items like books, toys, etc. Probably just a few balikbayan boxes, so I'm looking for something similar to the MoveCube by Seven Seas, but it seems it does not cater to Philippines.

Thank you.

Hello, I have been using Forex Cargo> @MidnightPanda12 said:

Hello anybody here who tried applying for hospitality works onshore (kumbaga po as temporary work)? I’m thinking coffee barista, like do they need or ask for prior experience. Because I do have some experience in coffee but on the processing part (grinding and cupping) and now I’m seeing some coffee barista courses online (administered F2F) and I kinda wanna take some. Baka lang gumana kumbaga as a way to put my foot forward to being hired. Thanks.

Hi, if you wish to apply for hospo jobs here, you need to earn certs like RSA and RSG in order to work sa mga bars or pubs. For Barista jobs, you can enroll in trainings, malakas foundations pag certified barista. Madami naman school nag ooffer ng trainings. Also, shops/restos/cafes will require you for a trial before you can get the job, most likely 2-3 hours some unpaid, some paid depende sa owner.

Do you they will recognize trainings from here in the Philippines, I’d like to make it a sustenance job po kasi while looking for a job in my profession.

I have some friends who are students with no certificates or qualifications for hospo jobs but are working as baristas, kitchen hands, or in catering. All they did was ask directly if places were hiring, and they got trained on the job. Others got in more easily through referrals from a colleague or friend.

Napapaoverthink kasi magsasabi na ako sa office namin na magmimigrate ako. Kaso ang hirap mag apply ng work walang nabalik sa akin kasi wala ako AU number and nasa offshore pa nga. Haha.

“ Sa mga wala pang AU number, get AMAYSIM, cheapest and working AU number na pwede ma activate sa Pinas as long as may ESIM capability yung phone mo.

Pag old model or cheap phone, bili ng 5ber SIM para maging esim ready.

1k a month per 100 mins roaming call.”

@lvnrtnr deadline ko po sa sarili ko ay June if di makahanap ng work while offshore.

@Ozdrims tried availing this but failed sa activation. They need na onshore daw kayo for verification.

Good luck!! Deadline ko sa sarili ko ay May 😭

Mas gusto ko nga din mag BM ng mas maaga, kaso wala pa work dun. Kaya magipon muna ng panggastos. hahaha