Canada can be great for people who have 3rd world passport, to get a 1st world passport, and afterwards, you can go back to Dubai to be treat better with your 1st world passport(Canada)

Hi, yes many people don’t, I prefer to 😉.

Hey, great question. It depends, this comes directly from the government website: “As a non-resident of Canada, you pay tax on income you receive from sources in Canada. The type of tax you pay and the requirement to file an income tax return depend on the type of income you receive. Generally, Canadian income received by a non-resident is subject to Part XIII tax or Part I tax.” www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/tax/international-non-residents/individuals-leaving-entering-canada-non-residents/non-residents-canada.html# Hope this helps!

There will be more speaking lessons 😊.

@@englishetcwithjulie tnx

Hey, I agree, fall is a beautiful time of year in Canada. And yes, the weather is definitely a shock for people who have never lived in a cold climate, you absolutely need to get used to it, and a whole new wardrobe!😜

You must visit a few cities in India to find out why Indians complain in Canada. Good luck

Hey, there are ways to remain in Dubai aside from marriage. Of course they do require money and planning - investments or business for instance. For now my husband and I both enjoy living and working here but we are keeping our options open for later on down the road. Dubai is always evolving so we’ll have to see how things go over the next few years and then decide 😉.

@@englishetcwithjulie Oh yeah, I know a lot about Dubai and the other Emirates. The place is a revolving door for Expats. I have a friend who has been living there for over 40 + years. I have been there four times in the past years. My first trip to UAE was in 1983, that was years before the rest of the world learned about Dubai. My friend still lives there because she married a local back in the 1980s. I have had some of my most memorable, and what I would describe as out of this vacations in both Dubai and Abu Dhabi.

Hey, I’m glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for question. There are quite a few differences for school teachers in the UAE (specifically Dubai) compared to Canada. Here in Dubai many international schools offer accommodation for single teachers, a tax free salary and other benefits. This attracts many young, single teachers to Dubai. In Canada the cost of living is extremely high right now so benefits like this make a big difference. Another thing about teaching in Canada is that many teachers start off as supply teachers before getting a permanent placement in a school, so there can be a period of instability for new teachers to consider. However, once you get a permanent placement generally the position is quite stable. The curriculums are also quite different. In Canadian public schools, teachers have to cover a lot of social issues that aren’t really part of the curriculums here in Dubai. There are quite a few cultural differences to consider, you’ll definitely see big differences with the parents and students themselves in both places. These are just a few differences, I think there are pros and cons to teaching in different places. Hopefully this at least gives you an idea of a few differences 😉.

… one more thing, no homeless people in Dubai *they offered place to live or leave the country. Toronto, Vancouver downtown smell is …

Yeah I agree the weather plays a huge part in how we feel. Growing up in Canada the weather wasn’t an issue, but it wasn’t until I moved to a sunny, warm climate that I really felt the difference! Now I usually visit my family in the summer.

@@englishetcwithjulie yep, over 90% people don’t have the courage to wake up.

Bro, its good 7 months winter - from 10/08- 05/08. Cmon - it is cooooold and windy.

Hey, thanks for sharing some more information about the weather in Toronto. It’s just a personal preference. And while yes in theory winter should be three months, it’s quite cold for more than three months out of the year. I have friends who love cold weather, it’s just not for me. Winter can definitely be beautiful but if given the choice I’d go with a hotter climate. The summers here are super hot but I don’t mind. People usually spend more time indoors and many people travel in the hotter months. For now I love seeing the sun almost every day ☀️☺️.

@@englishetcwithjulie …. Dubai is a lovely city. With healthy and cheaper food, really good friendly and happy people, expensive but cheap at the same time, not 50-75% taxation, very close to many great places *Europe, Asia… city that think about future and people, weather is just a bonus. There are many many good things, wondering why simple normal instagram posts from Dubai are blocked for people in Canada #think…

And super clean without smell of homeless people *wishing them all the very best.

Dubai is extremely safe for Women’s, Kids = priceless.

Thank you! I’m you enjoyed the video. ☺️

My mom used to say, never drop your Ts, do not degrade the language.

My mom used to say, never drop your Ts, do not degrade the language.

Not for me 😉.

Americans (US) drop their t's as well or turn it into a d (wader instead of water) it's a hallmark of the American accent

That's great to hear, I’m really glad you’re students are enjoying the lessons!☺️