The ability to speak a second language is also desirable. ï· Develop good listening skills and the ability to work well with a wide range of diverse populations. ï· Most entry-level positions for criminology majors reside with law enforcement and social service organizations. ï· Be willing to start in an entry-level job in order to prepare for more advanced career opportunities. ï· Course work related to the hard sciences (biology, chemistry or biochemistry) is preferred for career opportunities in forensics.
In 2013, the national minimum wage in Philippines remained fixed at 225 â¬ per month, that is 2,700 euros per year, taking into account 12 payments per year.
Basically, I would estimate you would need maybe a maximum of $1,200 a month to live in the Philippines. If you can make $1,200 a month or if you have access to $1,200 a month, you can live pretty easily here. And Iâm not talking like some sort of hand-to-mouth existence.