Global Insiders Podcast

Many people move to Japan to teach English and then return home. However, today's guest decided that he wanted more than just the opportunity that was given to him. If you are living in Japan as an ALT this week's episode is definitely for you.Highlights:1:20 - Introduction4:00 - Using Breaking Bad to deal with late wages and loneliness6:13 - How to get your social life going in Japan7:46 - You need about US$4,000, to move to Japan7: 59 - Starting a business in Japan13:05 - Challenges foreign entrepernuers face in Japan 17:11 - if you want to do business in Japan you need to do this17:46 - How entrepreneurs can get help from the Japanese government20:00 - How to get an entrepreneurial mindset22:59 - Contact information: holax_sendai on instagram

Last week I spoke to Shanice Johnson about life in Japan and moving to the States. Today I would like to expound on this and talk about how a foreign teacher can move to the United States.Highlights:1:15 - Teaching opportunity in the United States of America2:16 - Applying for a J1 Exchange Teaching in the U.S program visa3:00 - Prerequisites for getting the Cultural Exchange Visa6:16 - Getting documents evaluated7:30 - How the American company will do its evaluation9:00 - Have your important documents at hand10:30 - How much money will you need to move12:25 - for further information please go to : www.allianceabroad.com www.aemployment.com

Hello Insiders in today's episode I will be talking with Shaneece Johnson who is the true definition of a peripatetic. Shanice has managed to move from Jamaica to Japan and now to the United States in less than six years.So please continue doing what you are and enjoy her journey.Highlights:1:00 - Introduction2:00 - Getting a Japanese visa4:50 - Japan7:49 - Cultural work differences9:27 - Social Life in Japan16:00 - Advice to people who want to move to Japan18:37 - The move from Japan to America24:40 - Countries traveled toIf you have any questions for Shaneece please direct them to ryan@globalinsidersgroup.com, thank you.

People take photographs every day sometimes even hundreds, But only a few among us are able to make a living from this activity. Today I have a man who has honed this craft to become a true professional who is able to do his craft in any part of the world. I hope this episode will inspire you to become a better you.Highlights -1:00 - Introduction2:44 - Finding passion in photography and music4:44 - Getting opportunities9:00 - Professional photos vs smartphone photos12:15- How to start your photography journey14:30 - The truth about making a living from photography16:20 - Moving to Japan18:09 - Life in japan: The bad and the good22:20 - Moving to Canada29:14 - Contact - Bigmikephotos on Instagram

Hello Insiders. Today will be a solo show. I just want to add some motivation and make some clarifications so you will go for your dreams.Highlights- 1:15 - Aljamain Funkmaster Sterling accomplished his dream2:13 - Start thinking about your dream3:09 - Teach English in Asia4:55 - Get your TEFL/TESOL certification from ITTT International6:00 - Contact me at ryan@globalinsidersgroup.com

Aljamaine Funkmaster Sterling, the number 8th ranked bantamweight UFC fighter, stopped by the show to talk with me.We had a very interesting talk. We talked about his humble childhood on the mean streets of New York and about his current situation where he is able to take trips to exotic places such as Bali and Jamaica.please continue doing what you are and enjoy the show.I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did.Highlights:1:16- Who is Funkmaster2:31 - Family life as a child4:40 - Childhood sports6:30- How he got started in mixed martial arts9:00 - How to choose fighting styles10:00 - Challenges faced as a teenager11:20 - How does it feel like to be a fight champion13:05 - How to get in the UFC14:40 - Countries traveled18:06 - Challenges faced while traveling21:06 - Jamaica23:00 - Contact information (Instagram: Funkmaster_UFC)

Welcome to the show. This is part two of a two-part series about Australia. Today I will focus on how to start working in Australia.Highlights-1:00 - Introduction1:43 - Why work in Australia?1:55 - The two categories of work visas (skilled migration visa and sponsored work visa4:29 - Prerequisites for a work visa5:50 - Expression of interest (EOI)6:42 - Sponsored visas7:57 -Working Holiday visas8:36 - Countries that are eligible for work visas11:52 - The benefits of work visas13:20 - The most popular work visa ( Skilled Independent visa)15:58 - Benefits of skilled Independent VisaYou can get more in-depth information at www.australia.gov.au

Hello, Insiders last week I had Silvia on the show and we spoke a little about Australia For the next two shows I want to focus on how to migrate to Australia. This week I will talk about the school visa and next week I will discuss job opportunities in Australia.Most of this information is from the Australian government. Therefore you can do your own research at the following www.homeaffairs.gov.auHighlights::50 - How to move to Australia series2:05- Why move to Australia?4:50 - Benefits you get when you move to Australia6:15 - The easiest way to move to Australia8:14 - Genuine Temporary Entrant10:00 - Finances10:30 - Health Check 11:41 - How long does an Australian school visa lasts12:20 - Family members can join you if you migrate to Australia on a student visa13:30 - You can get a job in Australia if you have a work visa15:00 - Continue your research at home affairs.gov.au

What is happiness to you? Well I hope whatever it is you have expereinced it on some level. My guest today believes that happiness is travellig an in this episode you will learn how to travel the world.So continue doing what you are as I speak to an Italian lady who has travelled to over 25 countries and is now currently living in Australia.Highlights :1:10 - Introduction2:25 - Learn to enjoy your freedom5:00 - Using the internet in Cuba6:20 - Traveling through South America7:15 - Travelling is magic7:40 - Don't go to resorts if you want to travel the world8:49 - Top 3 travel tips for beginners11:20 - Travel challenges13:23 - Country association17;26 - How to move to Australia from Italy18:00 - Australia work holiday visa18:57 - Changing your Australian holiday work visa to a student visa20:46 - Silvia's contact : madeintalytraveler on insta

Marlon Dayes a commercial pilot is going to teach us all that he knows about being a pilot. I hope like me you will listen attentively as Marlon dispels the myths and tells the truth about the profession.Highlights :1:00 - Introduction3:22 - Childhood and playing schoolboy football5:32 - Life after high school6:33 - Three ways that you can get your pilot licenses in America7:25 - Subjects that can help you with flight school in America8:00 - How to choose your flight school12:35 - How long does it take to become a pilot in America15:25 - How much does it cost to go to flight school? It costs...16:30 - Steps to becoming a commercial pilot19:20 - A common method to get more flight time21:50 - What is special about Delta Airlines23:50 - A funday on the job26:00 - A challenging day on the job30:00 - Contact 876pilot on instagram

Transcript:How Much Money Can an ALTs Make in Japan?Moving to Japan can be a fantastic experience as we have learned from my guests in episodes 14, 16, 23 and 29. However, I am sure many of you are asking how much money can I make in Japan? Answer: As much as you are willing to work for.The truth is money can be a mystery and it is the same in Japan. Let me explain this some more. If you have never wondered why some people have money and others don’t kudos to you. But industries are built around teaching people about how to make money so I have no shame in admitting that I am curious about money.But I do not want to stray too much from the point. What I am saying is that if you know how to make money you will make money in Japan and if you don’t well you will get the salary that you sign up for.The law in Japan states that companies must pay you at least minimum wage so you will not be working for free. As we speak today the low rate is 230,000 yen (if a company is hiring you for less than this please recons

Japan is a very popular destination with over ten million people visiting the country each year. Today I have a young lady who did not only visit Japan but also lived there for several years. So please continuing jogging and get ready to know what it is like to work in one of the most exotic countries on our planet.Highlights:1:10 - Intro3:00 - A TESOL/TEFL certificate can help you4:49 - How much money to bring to Japan6:20 - Challenges of changing jobs while living in Japan8:00 - How to teach Japanese woman10:00 - Social Life in Japan11:51 - Shopping and bargaining 14;30 - You will be lonely in Japan15:30 - You must network and interact17:15 - Advice for friends 17:52 - Contact: stephiistephii on instagram

Unless you are just returning from another planet you should know by now that France won their second World Cup after winning their first 20 years ago.As my mentor states synchronicity - I wish I could say I planned to be able to speak about France after they won the World Cup but it would be a lie so let's just call it a meaningful coincidence like the great psychologist Carl Jung did.I really hope you guys enjoy the interview as much as I did so please continue what you are doing and enjoy this episode.Highlights:1:00 - lighthearted introduction2:00 - Martinique (France in the Caribbean)5: 00 - Speaking French Creole20:30 - Learn some French and a little about France before visiting23:13 - Must see places in France25:04 - How to travel around France27:00 - You need to be able to have at least 1000 Euros each month to live in France

Today I have my curious hat on as I have an open mind. I hope you do too as today's guest shares his experience about moving and living in France on the Masters in Politics and International Cooperation, program.Highlights1:00 - Countries Traveled2:00 - Masters in Politics and International Cooperation ( MPIC)3:15 - Visa Process to go to France5:05 - How much to Budget8:00 - Stages of the MPIC program9:20 - Challenges Faced in France11:45 - Must-See Places in France17:55 - What's Next19:27 - Contact - Dixonjevon on Instagram

Hello insiders, in today's episode I interview Matthew, a modern-day adventurer, and explorer.Matthew enjoys traveling locally and globally and for these reasons, I knew that I needed to have him on the show. And he did not disappoint one bit. I was very happy to have him on the show.He also allowed me to view the 2018 World Cup through his eyes and without a doubt I was very excited to discuss this and many other travel tales with him.Highlights :1:00 - Introduction2:30 - How it all started7:00 - Greece is the place to see. Best sunsets yet9:03 - The best way to travel is with a friend who has similar interests14:46 - Nerve racking experience in Israel17:52 - Word association game21:41 - How to get your exercise on the go23:04 - Russia 2018 World Cup24:53 - World Cup lottery to buy tickets29:00 - World Cup Insider tips31:00- Matthew's blog -www.jamaicantotheworld.comContact - matteu312 on instagram

Scholarships are very important but so many persons are ignorant of the opportunities that are available. In today’s episode, I will give you the first steps to take if you are planning to attend college, especially in the United States.There are many scholarships that are available but the truth is there is no one size fit all scholarship..Education level.Cultural background.Country you are fromAnd even your sex can determine the type of scholarship that you will be able to receive. So, please bear in mind that each scholarship has its own prerequisites, so as I preach each time on this podcast please do your own research.Resources:https://www.internationalstudent.com/study_usa/financing/scholarships/http://www.scholars4dev.com/

In this episode, I share information on the labor shortage the United States is experiencing due to an aging and population and a drug crisis the country is currently battling.I have also included some links for you your perusal. I hope you enjoy the show.Highlights-1:00 - The current immigration situation in the United States1:44 - 8.2 million labor shortage is expected by 20302:20 - Opioid crisis and Baby Boomers retirement2:45 - How to migrate to the United States3:00 - The different class of Visas available non-immigrant -E1 E2, H-1B, H-2B, L-1 permanent (immigrant) workers -EB-1,EB-2,EB-3,EB-4,EB-56:25 - Jobs7:29 - What to do after arriving in the United States8:25 - The 10 best cities to start your job search in America9:30 - San, Jose California is the best state to start your job search according to a indeed.com ranking Links-https://www.valuewalk.com/2018/04/the-us-labor-shortage-that-will-only-get-worse/https://www.drugabuse.gov/drugs-abuse/opioids/opioid-over

What can you do after teaching English in Japan?Well, apparently you can move to Spain and enjoy the European life.In this Episode, my guest did just that.Highlights:1: 15 - The universe is your oyster2:16 - You can go anywhere in the world if you are a reader3:37 - Languages came to me5:00 - Japan5:20 - Lessons learned in Japan5:50 - How to move to Japan to teach English7:58 - English is a thriving industry 8:43 - Challenges faced in Japan ( language barrier and doctor visits10:26- Cultural nuances 10:50 - You must have an open mind and you must be flexible11:00 - Have solid goals and objectives12:00 - Japan is a great place to work as an Assistant English Teacher (ALT)12:47 - Moving from Japan to Spain14:02 - Start your move to Spain by doing research on the schools.15:17 - Get a scholarship to study in Spain16:14 - Visa application process to become a student in Spain 18:00- Timeframe of the application process to study in Spain20:00- How much money is needed to go to study in Spain21:51- Learn about the c

Ever wondered what it takes to be a lawyer in New York City (NYC)? Well if you did, you are about to get some wonderful information about this process, from a well-traveled food loving, yogi attorney. Continue doing what you are doing and learn about the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) and the Law School Admission Council (LSAC).Highlights :1:25 - Samara the Foodie, Yogi, Attorney 1:45 - Practicing law in New York City2:30 - How she became a mergers and acquisitions lawyer3:34 - Undergraduate degree in the romance languages4:47 - How to become a lawyer in New York City6:10 - How to study for the bar in New York City8:15 - Get familiar with the LSAC13:09 - Word association game16: 00- Instagram; time wasting or building connections?18:40 - Yoga is for all who are interested www.samararenee.com)21: 14 - 34 countries and counting22 :23 - Kenya is a great country to visit22:20 - Kenyan food is very delicious25:32 - 100 million dollar questionYou can contact Samara at samara_renee @ Instagram or on her website a

Today I am very happy to be talking with Alexandra the "Jet Lagged Babe". In this episode, we talk about what it is like to travel to over 20 countries before the age of 25.Alexandra believes that you do not need to be rich to be able to travel to many places. In this episode, she shares some insightful travel tips so continue doing whatever you are and enjoy this episode.Highlights:1:39 - Introduction1:47 - Number of countries traveled to2:20 - Number of countries traveled in the last 12 months2:49 - Study Exchange program between France and Jamaica4:28 - Born to travel5:35 - First trip6:00 - Word association game -France,Cuba,Lebanon,Jamaica,Mayotte, African Central Republic...8:54 - Favorite country and why?10:53 - Challenges faced while traveling12:00 - Travel tips - 1 Do local tings when you travel. 2). Don't buy too many souvenirs 3). learn some new words14 : 07 - Places to stay when you travel14 :39 - Make use of the travel groups on Facebook15 :58 - Bucket List countries17:15