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In Reply to: the bitch is back! :) posted by susie on December 14, 2006 at 00:42:53:
Are you only interested in teaching in Asia or have you considered other continents as well? You should be able to find jobs very easy in most Asian countries. Just be careful about any contracts you sign. READ THE FINE PRINT. Though I had mostly good experiences I have heard of some real horror stories. I'm not trying to scare you, just make sure you do your homework.
MG points out that you could also find work in Europe and I'd suggest some North American cities as well. Anywhere there is a large multi-cultural population also has many English language schools and learning centres.
Basicly, the world is your oyster, and although residency requirements will differ from country to country, you should be able to find work almost anywhere in the world. Remember also that you can find different kinds of jobs. I've taught ESL to university and college classes, I've conducted informal English conversation classes at community centers and I've also been a private tutor to high school students. Each has its own benefits and drawbacks.
There's lots of work so don't rush into it. Make sure it's right for you. Good luck!
