Here are some advertisements you may be interested in.

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You are requested to answer calls, which are not often given, acting as a representative for our company. You only need to state this once asked, and to note down the contact information of the caller.

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Responsibilities will include: dropping off and picking up from school, play and care, some housework. You will have free time from 9: 00 a. m. to 3: 00 p. m. every day, and full week-ends, when you can do anything of your choice. We live in a big house in North London. If you have worked with children before and can work for at least 6 months, please get in touch. References and checks may be carried out.

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Looking for two motivated, friendly, sympathetic people who love animals. Duties include cleaning cages, stocking supplies, bathing animals, administering medication, preparing laboratory samples for pickup and assisting veterinarians (兽医) with exams. Weekdays, nights and weekends (both Saturday and Sunday) are available. New employees will need to work on Saturday and Sunday.

Salary offered is $12.00 per hour.

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Seeking a qualified person for front desk position of a club. Applicants must be organized, be dependable and have great customer service skills. Previous experience is a plus. Applicants must be able to be quick in mind without a lot of guidance.

Pay: hourly salary.

Canada is home to many of the world’s top universities. Here are some scholarships in Canada that will help reduce some of the financial burden for students.

University de Montreal (UdeM) International Student Scholarship Program

The UdeM scholarship program aims to support international candidates in their university studies. They offer graduate scholarships for students. The scholarship is valued at CA $9,420 per year or CA $3,140 per session. Deadline to apply is March 1st, 2023.

China Scholarship Council—University of Saskatchewan Joint Funding Program

The China Scholarship Council (CSC), partnering with the University of Saskatchewan (USask), is offering outstanding Chinese graduate students the opportunity to pursue PhD and post-doctor studies through the CSC-USask Joint Funding Program. To be qualified, you must be a citizen of the People’s Republic of China. Applicants should not be older than 35 years old at the time of the application. Deadline is February 10th, 2023 (China time).

University of Saskatchewan Graduate Scholarship

If you are not a Chinese citizen but want to pursue your postgraduate studies at the University of Saskatchewan, you can choose this scholarship. Their PhD scholarships are valued at CA $20,000 each; alternatively, their Master’s thesis(论文)is valued at CA$16,000. Deadline to apply is February 22nd, 2023.

Canada-ASEAN Scholarships and Educational Exchange for Development (SEED)

If you are keen to engage in a short-term exchange opportunity for study or research in Canadian post-secondary(中学后)institutions at the college, undergraduate and graduate levels, this scholarship is for you. Do note that only Canadian institutions can submit applications on behalf of candidates. If you are interested in this scholarship program, contact your institution to make your interest known and to request information about the application process. Deadline is March 4th, 2023.

Some free things to do in Bangkok to get more bang for your baht (泰铢).

Chatuchak Weekend Market

One of the largest markets in the world, Chatuchak is a simply unforgettable Bangkok experience, even if you don’t plan on buying anything. It’s free to visit and there are more than 15,000 stalls to explore from antiques and souvenirs to used trainers, miniature (微缩模型) food offerings for spirit houses and live frogs.

The full market operates from 9 am to 6 pm on Saturday and Sunday. You’d better arrive by 10 am to beat the crowds and the heat.

Papaya

Technically, many of the objects in this celebrated four-story antique store are for sale, but prices for the owner’s collection of 19th- and 20th-century artifacts are so astronomically high that the collection never seems to exhaust. Instead, many see Papaya as a museum of recent nostalgia (怀旧), and it’s a great place to browse without any pressure to buy.

Bangkok Doll Factory & Museum

This workshop was founded by Thai doll enthusiast Khunying Chandavimol in 1956 after she completed a doll-making course in Japan. Her dolls draw on Thai mythology and various historical periods, and the collection includes some 400 dolls from around the world, plus important pieces from her own workshop, where you can watch the figures being crafted by hand for free.

The museum is tricky to find; take a taxi from BTS Phaya Thai and get the driver to call the museum for directions.

Chinatown

Thick with the scent of traditional herbal medicines, Bangkok’s Chinatown offers a sensory experience that you won’t find anywhere else in the city. The narrow market alleys off Yaowarat Road are crammed with (塞满) bird’s-nest soup restaurants, dangling lanterns, gaudy gold and jade shops, and flashing neon signs in Chinese characters. It is Bangkok’s most crowded neighborhood, where half the fun is in getting completely lost.