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orange2014
Joined 2014
Posts: 1

Any Help Much Apprecaiated!!

10 years ago

So i am moving to Jamaica hopefully next week. I am from the u.k but have a Jamacian passport & citizenship. I have been travelling now overseas for a a year and a half, and so now want to stay in the caribbean for 6 months to a year or so maybe more, I miss staying in 1 place!! So my aim is to go back to what i love which is teaching kids Sport (this was my job in the u.k) So any suggestions on where there is some good schools and where is a good area to live, the aim is to work, enjoy the carribbean and just be in one place!! Also is there any oppurtunties for flat shares, as it would be good to live with a housemate so i can get to know the country and the areas much better!!! Thank you!!!!

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