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“I love the local area, which has many trees,” he said.
“I want to help reduce the influence of gadgets on children and also develop patience, creativity and responsibility.
“I feel very happy when I see their faces when they finish a task.”
James Kershek, a young American, used to work for a leading software company’s million-dollar investment fund.
Working under severe pressure, Kershek became overweight and suffered from stress and sleeplessness.
One day he decided to quit the job.
He has since chosen a new job that is not related to finance: teaching people, especially children, to make pottery products.
He has decided to settle down in Phu My Hung City Centre in District 7 of HCM City to develop his new career with a shop named Spin and Gosh.
By 2015 the number of foreigners living here jumped to 15,000, and they now account for nearly 50 per cent of the total population here.
Around the centre, it is commonplace to see foreign owners serve customers in their restaurants and service establishments.
Thus, Phu My Hung is the only place in HCM City where services and products from many countries and territories are available.
Many foreigners living here are registered workers, and whether owners or employees they bring their family along with them.
As the population in the area increases, many foreigners have set up businesses to sell services and products from their countries to their communities as well as others living in the area, including Vietnamese.
Seeing the potential, many famous brands in various sectors have flocked to the Phu My Hung City Centre to enhance their visibility.
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