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musician and teacher

Jonathan Bar-On

@musician and teacher

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American expat in Vietnam

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About me

American

Lives in Ho Chi Minh City

Speaks English, Spanish, Hebrew

Registration: 27 April 2011

About

Hi, I'm from the USA, but lived for many years in Israel and have travelled a lot. I have worked as a teacher, conductor and music director, pianist and arranger, college professor. I'm now living in HCMC and hope to teach and contribute to the cultural life. Am interested in meeting others and learning more about cultural activities here. I speak English, Hebrew and Spanish, and a little bit of several other languages. Language study is one of my great interests.
Interests: travel, , religion, music, languages, tai chi

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musician and teacher
musician and teacher replied to a thread
10 years ago
Iwonder

Male Teachers - What do you wear to class by Iwonder

Hi Guys, I was told that male teachers in Vietnam usually have to wear pants, shirt and a tie when teaching at a school, can any current or past male teachers give me a insight as to what they wear or how they dress? I imagine if I was in a ...

musician and teacher

If you want to be treated like a professional, look like one. That means dress pants, dress shirt (fairly conservative, probably long-sleeved), a decent tie and decent shoes. (Some language schools require all of the above and some private day ... Read More

musician and teacher
musician and teacher replied to a thread
12 years ago
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5 months of overstay - 2 passports - SO MANY QUESTIONS!! ^_^ by -jag-

Hello. I am in quite a sticky situation and was wondering if anyone here could answer my questions... My tourist visa expired about 5 months ago. At that time, I was supposed to exit and re-enter the country when renewing it, but I didn't have any ...

musician and teacher

I'm not sure what the laws are here about this. Remember, your passport is not your personal property. It is issued by and belongs to your government. In effect, it was stolen from you by your former landlady, who should be the one to pay the ... Read More