Way back then, when I first came to the State of Kuwait as an Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW), the only international language that I knew how to communicate with was English. The multi-cultural school where I was employed then, it was the first venue where I learned to pick up a few important Arabic words…
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I will return, I will bring change and will leave one a fortune… My journey in Kuwait My experience in my first working abroad without a guide… I remember… The Detailed Offer. I found an anxiously awaited message from an agency that congratulated me on my acceptance to work in a school. I sighed…
A message from heaven. Countless moments in our lives may have changed everything for us. Calamities and accidents are several negative things that we can’t escape from. 112, being the emergency line here in Kuwait, we always thought that we could always be safe, we are confident that the people we call in 112 will…
I believe, one of the reasons why many of our fellow kabayan work as an OFW is to provide a better education for their children, which is a good thing since we all know that one of the most precious things we can give our children is education. Education is essential to every single individual,…
