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Tuesday, 12 December 2023

Skills that you can use to get remote foreign jobs

Hello There 😊,

My name is Tobi Asehinde, CEO and Founder of Digital Marketing Skills Institute (DMSI) and I am inviting you to a free masterclass where I will be showing you:

The visa options and simple skills for you to get a high paying job before relocating abroad.

No matter your skill, education, experience or technical knowledge

This class is for you if you want to relocate with a high paying job waiting for you

Or you want a remote foreign job you can work on from your current location

Click here to register: Visa options and Simple skill to get a high paying job before relocating abroad or get a job on arrival

It is no longer news that if you want to enjoy staying abroad, relocate with your family, and have peace of mind concerning your visa.

You need a high paying job (or business).

Here's why:

#1: Countries are raising their financial requirements for you to relocate with your family
For example, the UK Home Secretary has proposed a new immigration policy.

According to the proposal, those who have already relocated but with low paying jobs, menial jobs or care jobs would not be able to bring their family abroad.

#2: Countries are raising their Proof of Funds requirements:

For example Canada has doubled their proof of funds requirements for international students – meaning, unless you are already very rich, you need to have a highly demanded skill that can bring a high income while working the few hours that students are allowed to work.

#3: High cost of living.

Contrary to popular belief back home, many immigrants are actually spending more than half of their income on rent, and the rest on bills with very little left over.

Here's the good news

You don't have to wait to relocate abroad before you secure a high paying job.

You don't have to settle for menial or low paying jobs when you relocate.

You don't have to relocate through the education route if your goal is to work, earn well, and bring your spouse and children for a better life.

Because there are visa options and some simple digital skills you can learn, and you would get high paying professional jobs.

And you get these jobs either:

Before you relocate abroad, or
Immediately you land in your new country or shortly after you relocate.

And that is what I will be showing you in Saturday's live masterclass.
Here one of our past students' who got a high paying UK job

Click here to register: Visa options and Simple skill to get a high paying job before relocating abroad or get a job on arrival

I'll also be showing you cities you can get these jobs with a good standard of living.

The great news is that with these simple skill and visa options:

It doesn't matter your educational background
You can work remotely while abroad.
And it is possible to work for more than 1 employer at the same time.

And I'll be showing you a pathway you can use to acquire these skills and certification in 3 months or less.

Feel free to forward this email to people you think will benefit from this masterclass.

Meanwhile, Click below to register: Visa options and Simple skill to get a high paying job before relocating abroad or get a job on arrival

Apply Here

The Yodel: Golden Globe nominations, explained

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Tuesday, Dec. 12, 2023 · 3 min read

A morning digest from Yahoo News
by Lily Herman

Good morning, all. If you want a few new songs for your holiday playlist, these tracks will get you in the spirit. (I’m biased toward Justin Bieber’s “Mistletoe.”) Now, on to the news.

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Need to know

Golden Globe nominations came out yesterday. Some of 2023’s biggest fandoms might be excited to see that their favorite movies and TV shows were recognized.

Barbie goes big: Greta Gerwig’s film leads the movie field with nine nods, including recognition for Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling, who showed he’s Kenough. [AP]

Succession sets a record: The show’s final season raked in nine noms, a record among TV series. Three men are up for Best Actor, but Jeremy Strong could prove he’s Logan Roy’s No. 1 boy by taking home another Globe. [Deadline]

Other surprises and snubs: Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour concert film was nominated for Cinematic and Box Office Achievement. Meanwhile, several previous winners and nominees didn’t make the cut, including a few Abbott Elementary stars. [Variety]

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In case you missed it

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Zelensky in D.C.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is expected to meet with U.S. leaders today as he tries to secure aid in the war against Russia. Congressional Republicans recently blocked a broader funding bill that included Ukraine aid. [New York Times]

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Texas abortion case

The Texas Supreme Court ruled against Kate Cox, the pregnant woman who sued the state over its abortion ban, hours after she left the state to get the procedure. Others have filed lawsuits against the state too. [CNN]

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Colbert returns

The Late Show host Stephen Colbert returned after a two-week absence due to emergency appendix surgery. “I am your host Stephen Colbert,” he said. “Although for a little while there, I almost wasn’t.” [Yahoo Entertainment]

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Top 2023 internet searches

Google unveiled its list of the most popular internet searches, among which the Israel-Hamas war, Damar Hamlin’s cardiac arrest and bibimbap recipes were trending topics. [AP]

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Monday Night Football

The Titans won 28-27 after the Dolphins blew a 14-point lead, while Giants QB Tommy “Cutlets” DeVito helped deliver a 24-22 victory over the Packers. [Yahoo Sports]

What’s happening today

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There’s a Ron DeSantis town hall on CNN at 9 p.m. ET. Jake Tapper is moderating. [Deadline]

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If you’re a Nicki Minaj fan, she dropped a new version of her track “Beep Beep,” this time featuring 50 Cent. [Rolling Stone]

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It’s the Day of the Dozens at Krispy Kreme. Buy a dozen doughnuts today and you can get another dozen glazed doughnuts for $1. [People]

🎄

For Gingerbread House Day, here’s how you can create one yourself, with a little help from a build kit. [The Kitchn]

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And don’t forget to: Check the forecast in your area. Read your daily horoscope. Play the Daily Crossword.

Today in history

In 1977, the popular dance movie Saturday Night Fever, starring John Travolta, premiered in New York City. [AP]

Illustration: Yahoo News; photo: Getty Images

3 Questions...

about tricky gift-giving

Having trouble thinking of gift ideas for those last few people on your list? Yahoo gift guides editor Amanda Garrity gives her suggestions.

What’s your ideal white elephant gift?

Practicality reigns supreme here. Think: a coffee mug warmer, Crock-Pot electric lunch box (a Yahoo reader fave) or desktop vacuum cleaner. Here are more options.

Someone you don’t know well will be at your gathering. What’s your go-to gift rec?

Give something you can vouch for, like your favorite cookbook or a luxe hand soap.

What are your favorite kid gifts?

Magna-Tiles are always a winner. I'm also a fan of National Geographic's dig kits, which let little ones unearth bugs, dinos and gemstones.

Get more from Amanda: Read her helpful gift guides.

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Feel-good moment

New York resident Wayne Murray recently won $10 million playing a scratch-off lottery game 16 months after he received $10 million from a different scratch-off. He called the experience “very humbling and liberating.” [People]

Have an awesome day. See you tomorrow! 👋

💡 P.S. Before you go, your daily advice: Will going outside in the cold with wet hair make you sick? Experts say it’s not necessarily the wet hair that’s to blame. [Washington Post]

About me: I’m Lily, and I write The Yodel. My goal is to help you keep up with the news each morning. I have covered national news for Yahoo since 2021.