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User: Caption: Hello. My name is Thaer. I am from Syria. I have been in Norway for almost 4.5 years.
I run my hair salon.
When you came to Norway, what did you do then?
From the first week I came to Norway, I started working.
With what?
Hairdresser.
The moment you came here?
My first week.
I have worked as a hairdresser from 94.
I told you that I worked in Syria for almost 9 years.
As a hairdresser.
The first "certificate of completed apprenticeship" I received from 94, I was 15-16 years old. It is from Syria.
Cool!
The first week I came to Norway I enjoyed myself very much.
and I decided to stay here in Norway. Believe me, I bought books and started learning the language myself.
Oh, once you came here?
After two weeks.
Because I was convinced that the language in Norway is very important.
It's very important.
So after I got a Norwegian residence permit, I would start introductory program.
It's incredibly good.
It's amazingly great system here in Norway. Grateful to the Norwegian state for this system.
And there should you learn the language? 
exactly.
But then you could already have a lot. 
Yes.
And then I started on introductory program on February 1, 2014.
It is four years ago.
Fortunately, I had an amazing, brilliant Norwegian teacher called Unn Selvesen. Thank you very much to her.
Incredible.
But I worked so hard. I studied a lot.
But then you must have opened this while studying and taking the exam at the same time.
exactly.
There was a lot of work, both fixing up here, the hair salon. And study.
It was a really tough and difficult period.
But luckily it went well in the end.
Why not study another course extra and got approved learning company!
Yes for then you can have an apprentice!
of course. But it was not easy to get approved teaching company. Believe me.
Teaching company from the state.
And I decided to take only Norwegian apprentices.
Why?
To learn Norwegian?
Why not?
So clever!
Right?
She can learn a lot of different things from my experience from 94 to today.
At the same time, I can learn a lot from her.
It's very smart.
Is your apprentice happy with her job?
She says she is very pleased. 
It is good.
She started with me three months ago.
Do you have any tips for others coming to Norway, from Syria or from other countries?
The very first: Learn the language.
If they like working in Norway, and live in Norway. Is it so important to learn the language first.
It's a key.
Secondly, it's great that they integrate with the community.
Vilde, what are you taught by Thaer?
I learn a lot how to cut men. It is quite exciting. That's something I have not been able to get from before.
Much details, how to get it really "sharp" and that it looks "fresh" then.
What do you like best about working here?
That it comes customers who want big changes. So you can take that before and after picture.
So you see a lot of change and that they are leaving  here and are so happy and feeling that they have changed a little.
They get a little new. 
Yes I understand that. It's cool.
The bigger the changes it is, the more fun it is.
Are you correcting him when he says something wrong?
Yes sometimes. Not allways.
What do you think about it then?
I like it so much.
Yes, because do you learn?
Of course.
But Thaer, since this salon is going well, do you have any plans to expand?
Yes of course. 
Of course.
With what?
I want to get someone here who can work with nail design.
It's all, ground floor, nail design, hair salon: ladies and gentleman.
Second floor Anker skin care, pedicure, massage therapist. Those things.
It will be a complete package.
Perfect!
Good bye!
Description: Annonse for Aschehoug. Aschehoug skriver lærebøker i norsk som heter God i norsk. De har mye fokus på arbeid og det er et intervju med Thaer i boken. Da tenkte jeg å ta en tur til Thaer for å få en klipp og høre hvordan han har oppnådd suksessen sin. 


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Title: Anker Frisør - Thaer fra Syria sin historie
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