Hello!
I am looking for some salary transparency as were told all these lies in grad school (high rates). The reality is low, I was slapped with a 20 hr rate and, I found that insulating (Texas).
Hello SA folks! I'm looking for some advice.
I'm an American woman (white, if that matters). I've traveled extensively throughout South Africa, particularly Cape Town and Johannesburg. I've seen everything from beautiful areas to some places that definitely made me question my sanity, but overall I've had an amazing experience. The people have been friendly, and I've found that treating everyone with respect, especially service workers, goes a long way.
I currently work via telehealth, so I don't plan on giving that up, but I do want to relocate to Johannesburg. I have children, and one of them has a South African father.
What are the best areas in Johannesburg for raising a family, particularly with white and biracial children? I'm looking for a safe, secure community with good schools and a welcoming environment. I know racism exists everywhere, but I'd love to live somewhere where my family will feel accepted and at home.
Hello everyone! I’m about to finish grad school and plan to complete my CFY in the U.S., but afterward I’m interested in potentially moving abroad to South Africa. I was wondering if anyone here has done that, and if so, what your experience has been like living and working there, especially in Cape Town or Johannesburg?